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Our new, state-of-the-art campus in the heart of the city was designed in 2018 with music and film studio space to facilitate our programs to continue to meet industry needs.
Surrounded by shops, restaurants and entertainment venues, it is easily accessible by subway and transit to all parts of the city. Our partnerships to other local studios within walking distance of the campus supports the exceptional experience Trebas’ Toronto campus has to offer.
Location
Toronto is the capital city of the province of Ontario. It is located along the Northwestern shore of Lake Ontario - 1 of the 5 ‘Great Lakes’ and the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world.
As a central economic engine of Canada, this dynamic, multicultural city has great connections to all other cities in Canada and the United States by air, road and rail.
The Trebas Toronto campus is just a 2-minute walk from Wellesley subway station. Union station, the hub of all travel in and out of Toronto, is just 6 subway stops south or a 30-minute walk through the heart of the city.
Surrounding Union Station, you will find Old St. Lawrence Food Market, BMO Stadium - home to Toronto Football Club (TFC), Scotiabank Arena, home to hundreds of concerts and sporting events each year, and the Rogers Centre, home to the Toronto Blue Jays, a baseball team.
Other places of significance to visit are:
Niagara Falls
1.5 hours away by bus and train
Other places of significance to visit are:
Ottawa
Canada’s capital city is 2.5 hours away by bus and train
Other places of significance to visit are:
Montreal
This historic city in French Canada is 4.5 hours away by train and 5.5 hours away by bus
Things to do
Eaton Center:
With over 200 stores and 4 floors of shopping and services, this is North America’s busiest shopping mall.
TIFF Lightbox:
Situated on an entire city block in the media district of Toronto, it is the home of cinemas and event space supporting the film and music industry.
Toronto Island Park:
Take the short ferry ride to the Island Park for a view back to the city skyline and a chance to escape to parks and gardens right next to the city on Lake Ontario.
Distillery District:
A cultural center in Old Toronto that features over 40 distinct shops, cultural and art venues that showcase local and global talent.
CN Tower:
The world-famous tower completed in 1976 is still the tallest free-standing structure on land in the Western Hemisphere.
TIFF Massey Hall:
Built in 1894 as a performing arts theater, it has some great artists and bands (including Luciano Pavarotti, Bob Dylan, and Joni Mitchell) for over a century.
Nathan Phillips Square:
Known as Toronto’s ‘Times Square’, it hosts annual jazz festivals, concerts, holiday celebrations, and features fountains that convert to a skating rink in the winter.
Events
PRIDE
One of the largest Pride festivals in the world, celebrating diversity and inclusion in the LGBTQ community and capped off with the famous Pride parade.
TIFF
Toronto International Film Festival
The world’s largest public film festival featuring over 300 film releases and screenings yearly.
CMW
Canadian Music Week
Annual conference and performance festival with more than 1,000 bands at 60 entertainment venues in the downtown area surrounding Trebas.
Scotiabank Arena
A multi-purpose arena that is host to the professional sports teams, Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors as well as hundreds of concerts each year.
CNE
Canadian National Exhibition
Canada’s largest annual fair began in 1879 and runs for 18 days at the end of summer on the Lakefront in downtown Toronto. Exhibits featuring technology, the arts, food and nightly concerts make this a must each September.
Nightlife
Toronto’s nightlife is as diverse as its people. The Queen Street club district provides dozens of small venues for local and international artists to perform a variety of music.
Another option is the King Street entertainment district which supports international theater and musicals such as Phantom of The Opera, Mamma Mia, and Come From Away.
Other entertainment options include karaoke nights and pubs to the north of the city as well as famous all-night hotpots such as ‘CODA’, where you just might see some of Toronto’s homegrown talent such as Drake, The Weeknd, Sean Mendes and other international stars.
Explore and Enjoy Toronto
Additional information on fun things to do is available.