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April 9, 2025 to December 20, 2025

The 52: An Exhibition

Spanning from the 1800s until today, this exhibition shines a spotlight on the change-makers, rebels, and revolutionaries within Toronto’s 52%. While some of these women’s stories are well known, others have gone relatively untold, until now. This powerful exhibit is currently on view at the Museum of Toronto as part of our fall programming.

May 21 to October 12, 2025

Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball

Chronicles the love story between a city and a sport. Even before the Toronto Raptors and the rallying cry “We The North,” basketball in Toronto was deeply rooted in the evolving social and cultural conditions of our city and its people. This exhibition is featured in our current lineup and highlights the city’s dynamic spirit.

July to September 2025

The T.O. You Don’t Know

Uncovers the hidden stories that shape the city we think we know. Long before skyscrapers and streetcars defined Toronto, there were buried bridges, basement clubs, and quiet acts of resistance. Part of what’s on at Museum of Toronto this season, this exhibition reveals how the past still lingers in the corners of our city.

Events

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September 20, 2025 | 1:00pm-2:00pm

Curatorial Tours: Home Game

Join a guided tour and explore Toronto’s basketball history through curatorial insights, untold stories, and iconic artifacts that celebrate the city’s deep connection to the sport. Discover how basketball shaped generations of Torontonians from community courts to professional dreams.

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Digital Collections

Meet The 52

Meet The 52

Digital Exhibits
Explore the full list of 52 remarkable women that make up the foundation of our multi-year project.
Derailed: The History of Black Railway Porters in Canada

Derailed: The History of Black Railway Porters in Canada

Digital Exhibits
All aboard! This multimedia digital exhibition produced by Museum of Toronto in collaboration with author/scholar Cecil Foster.
1851: Spirit and Voice

1851: Spirit and Voice

Digital Exhibits
A theatrical revisiting of the 1851 North American Convention of Colored Freemen.