Museum Of Contemporary Art

The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada (MOCA) is a dynamic institution dedicated to showcasing the best of contemporary art, both locally and internationally. Housed in a striking industrial building in Toronto’s Junction Triangle, MOCA offers a vibrant and engaging experience for art enthusiasts of all levels.

The museum regularly hosts thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge conventional notions of art, featuring a diverse range of media including painting, sculpture, photography, video, and performance art.
MOCA is committed to making art accessible to everyone. The museum offers a variety of programs and initiatives that cater to diverse audiences, including families, students, and individuals with disabilities.

(*) Although generally there’s an entrance fee, there are also ways to visit the MOCA for free:

• Free every Friday for the general public.
• 18 and Under: Anyone aged 18 years and under can enjoy free admission any open day. Visitors under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Holders of Toronto Public Library card (tpl:map Pass): Present your tpl:map pass for admission; each pass is valid for a maximum of four (4) visitors.
For more information about this pass, visit the Toronto Library Map program.
• Canoo Cultural Access Pass: Through this program, international students, new permanent residents and new Canadian citizens can gain free entry to the MOCA Museum for themselves and up to four (4) dependent minors.
Check Canoo site for more details about how to obtain Canoo Cultural Access Pass for free.