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About Dixon Hall

Dixon Hall is a trusted community venue hub in Toronto’s Regent Park, anchored at Daniels Spectrum. This page covers seating details, parking, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan your visit with ease. Whether you’re attending a performance in Ada Slaight Hall, participating in a Dixon Hall program, or joining a fundraising event, we’ve got you covered with practical information and trusted local guidance.

Note: The organization’s refreshed campus includes the historic HQ at 58 Sumach Street and the Bill Graham Youth Centre at 51 Wyatt Avenue, both central to Dixon Hall’s community programs and music school offerings. Use this guide to navigate a day of culture, education, and community in Toronto’s Regent Park area.

Practical guidance for attendees:

  • Seating: Ada Slaight Hall at Daniels Spectrum seats about 330 in theatre-style configuration, with up to ~500 for receptions. The venue uses a retractable seating system to adapt space for diverse events.
  • Parking: Paid public parking is available underneath Daniels Spectrum. Vehicle entry is from Sackville Street behind the building, with typical rates around $the best available price for extended periods.
  • Transit: Access Daniels Spectrum via 505 Dundas streetcar and the 65 Parliament bus. The closest accessible subway stations are Castle Frank and Queen Station, followed by a short transit ride to Regent Park.
  • Nearby hotels and dining: Regent Park and downtown Toronto offer a variety of lodging and eateries. For convenience, we highlight trusted partner options nearby. Always confirm current availability and rates directly with the hotel or restaurant.
  • Events and community: Dixon Hall hosts a range of programs at Daniels Spectrum, including the annual Dixonlicious fundraiser and Music for Life, with related campus activities at the Bill Graham Youth Centre and Dixon Hall Music School.

For a smooth experience, secure your seats early through our trusted ticket channels, verify parking details ahead of time, and plan your route using local transit options. We’re here to help you enjoy Toronto’s cultural scene with confidence.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Headquarters: 58 Sumach Street, Toronto, ON M5A 3J7; Dixon Hall Neighbourhood Services, a multi-site community organization.
  • Bill Graham Youth Centre opened in 2020 at 51 Wyatt Avenue to host Dixon Hall Music School and Children & Youth programs.
  • Primary ticketed venue for events: Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas Street East (Regent Park); Ada Slaight Hall seats ~330 (theatre), with up to ~500 reception capacity; space uses a retractable seating system.
  • Parking: Paid public parking is located underneath Daniels Spectrum; vehicle entry from Sackville Street behind the building (approx. $10 for 8 hours).
  • Transit: 505 Dundas streetcar and 65 Parliament bus serve Daniels Spectrum; closest accessible subways are Castle Frank or Queen Station.
  • Notable events hosted: Dixonlicious (fundraiser, multiple years, most recently 2024 at Daniels Spectrum), Music for Life (annual Dixon Hall Music School fundraiser; 2025 at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto).
  • Renovation/renaming notes: Dixon Hall’s historic HQ at 58 Sumach Street has been revitalized (not demolished); the Bill Graham Youth Centre location (51 Wyatt Ave) is part of the organization’s refreshed campus.
  • Notable venues nearby for attendees: Regent Park/Daniels Spectrum is near The Broadview Hotel (0.6 mi), Chelsea Hotel (1.1 mi), and Hilton Toronto (about 1.4 mi).
  • Other notable activity: Regent Park Film Festival and community arts programming frequently use Daniels Spectrum as a venue.