These Gorgeous Candlelight Concerts Are Lighting Up These Stunning Toronto Venues
Candlelight venues in Toronto boast candlelit concerts that will have you completely infatuated, and that's certainly no secret! View all upcoming Candlelight concerts here.
Candlelight at the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto
There are plenty of fantastic music venues in Toronto but none quite compare to those that Candlelight chooses to host its breathtaking events. These Toronto landmarks add an extra layer of something special to already incredible performances by talented musicians. Paradise Theatre, The Great Hall and Hart House all lend their beauty to these unmissable events.
Toronto is a special city and we all know it. This spectacular spot boasts some of the greatest buildings in the world. Some are famed for their antiquity and others for their modern designed but however pretty they are, nothing can’t be improved by a Candlelight concert!
MMC Toronto is known for its progressive values, openness to welcoming everyone, and role as a Human Rights Center. It is an impressive, neo-Gothic church representing and actively promoting inclusivity. Numerous Candlelight concerts are being held at this remarkable venue this year including tributes to classical music greats and contemporary icons. Learn more about it here!
Candlelight: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen-4.62
·69 reviews
On the corner of Bloor St and Westmoreland Ave, Paradise Theatre is the perfect example of what an entertainment venue should look like. Putting hospitality first, Paradise provides a welcoming experience that isn’t easy to forget. Its classic facade and cosy interior evoke feelings of nostalgia and warmth. Candlelight concerts truly enchant audiences at this tranquil venue under the glow of hundreds of candles. Learn more about Paradise Theatre here!
Candlelight Jazz: Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald, and the Women of Jazz feat. Joanna Majoko-4.66
·577 reviews
The Royal Cinema, at 608 College Street in Toronto is an historic venue established in 1939, originally known as The Pylon. There you can admire distinctive Art Moderne architecture. Since 2007, it has been operated by Theatre D, focusing on independent films and cultural events, including film festivals like the European Union Film Festival.
From the incredible Hart House to Paradise Theatre and even the beautiful Met Community Church, we can’t think of more incredible venues to host such a varied series of concerts! Relax and indulge with so many reasons to attend – renditions of contemporary favorites, soundtracks and timeless classics at events dripping in five-star reviews!
Note: For the safety of all attending music lovers, the space will be illuminated by LED candles.
