Reviews of The Market Gallery (Museum)

95 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1C2, Canada

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Here you will see all the opinions of people like you who used the products of The Market Gallery (Museum) in Mississauga (Canada).

At this moment the firm receives a score of 4.4 stars over 5 and the score has been based on 25 reviews.

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This Museum is classified in the category of Art gallery.

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REVIEWS OF The Market Gallery IN Mississauga

jaden

I visited on a field trip and was so delighted! The man who was guiding us was funny, friendly, and sarcastic. We had a blast doing the various activities prepared and visiting the historic St. Lawrence Market.

Anita Windisman

This small but mighty gallery is on the second floor of the iconic St Lawrence Market, and is the former home of City Hall. The exhibit on now: "Toronto through the eyes of women artists". May is "Museum Month" in the city of Toronto, meaning that you can get into nine city of Toronto-run museums for free with your Toronto library card. Visit here and you will get a terrific view of the St Lawrence Market below.

Ingrid Riviere

Andrea Urrutia

Surprised that this doesn't have any reviews! A nice, small space which featured an exhibit on the Toronto Subway when I visited, though it changes. It's "pay what you can" (they suggest $2). The exhibit was interesting and very well curated. Also you get a nice view of the market from their windows.

Spencer Martin Navarra Chew (smnc)

Bonnie Dew

The Market Gallery upstairs in the St Lawrence Market always have terrific displays and City Staff are very knowledgeable. Interesting place to visit every few months.

Ms C

Just went there for a StreetArt presentation. Loved the venue loved StreeArt

Kimberly Simmons

Love the StreetArtTO exhibit!!

Mahsa Ardali

Oh my god!!! I can't believe that you call the second floor of the Lawrence Market as "Market Gallery"! What kind of gallery is that!? It was just like a bicycle store with about 10 old bicycles! It wasn't interesting at all and I can't believe that you think visiting this small place costs 8 dollars!

Garth Whillier

A beautiful, open space full of historic echoes. Display of TTC subway archive was well done.

Erik Huelsmann

(Translated) Unfortunately, I didn't have enough time to look around. (Original) Ich hatte leider zu wenig Zeit um mich genauer umzusehen.

Eloi 25

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Guan Li

Not the best display because it was so hidden in the entrance

Mathew Liam Sousa

Patrick C

This is a great historical site. Lots of selections when it comes to food. It's also a great place to grab a quick lunch. It's a very busy place on Saturday but you're able to buy fresh produce and meats.

Timothy Brown

Quiet busy nice place.

Em Jo

Visited in April 2018 to see the Jazz Clubs Of Toronto exhibit. Space compact, content as good as it could be for the theme. Being literally above St Lawrence Market it was a great chance to stock up on fine foods.

Liza Paul

My go to place !

Alex Laney

Keith Stickwood

The exhibits can be hit and miss but it's a nice little hidden gem of the city. Located on the second floor of the St. Lawrence market. Definitely worth checking out if you're planning on visiting the market. A good place to learn about the history of the St. Lawrence Market building.

James Bly

Marco Mendola

Ana Gonzalez

It's a nice little gallery. They have an exhibition until April 2020 about Street Art and the organization that is behind. And it is free for this particular exhibition. I didn't know where those murals come from. It has been a discovery to know that there is a huge work from the City of Toronto and many artist not only to decorate the city but also to mentor artists at all stages of their development.