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Parking & Directions for The Opera House - Toronto
735 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON
M4M 1H1, CA
1. Underground Garage - 0.2 miles, ~$20/day
2. Green P Parking - 0.3 miles, ~$15/day
3. Metro Toronto Convention Centre - 0.4 miles, ~$25/day
4. Roy Thomson Hall - 0.5 miles, ~$18/day
5. Harbourfront Centre - 0.6 miles, ~$22/day
The Opera House concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Toronto
The Opera House in Toronto is a vibrant venue hosting a diverse array of concerts and performances throughout the year. In september 2026, music lovers can look forward to exciting events such as The High Kings on September 24th, bringing lively folk melodies to the stage, and Kim Gordon on September 11th, offering an immersive experience with avant-garde sounds. Other notable performances include Elder on September 30th, and Lolo on September 17th, showcasing a mix of indie and experimental music. october 2026 promises an eclectic lineup, starting with Julia Wolf on October 7th, and Castle Rat on October 17th, along with a special appearance by She Wants Revenge on October 28th. Fans of electronic and indie genres can enjoy San Holo on October 3rd, and Strawberry Guy on november 18th. Halloween festivities will feature Grateful Shred on October 31st, delivering a tribute to the legendary Grateful Dead, while other artists like Ethan Regan on November 9th and Matt Hansen on November 15th bring their unique sounds to the stage. Additionally, the venue will host performances by diverse artists such as Donny Benet on November 10th, Giant Rooks on November 22nd, and Justin Nozuka on November 6th. With performances spanning genres from folk and indie to electronic and rock, The Opera House continues to be a premier destination for live music in Toronto, attracting main performers and emerging artists alike for memorable nights of entertainment.