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History Events

1663 Queen St E, Toronto, Ontario, ON M4L 1G5 Canada

History

Seating capacity:  2,500

Opening:  announced June 2021 and officially opened on November 7, 2021

Formerly known as the Greenwood Teletheater, the History Center is a live music venue situated at Queen Street East, Toronto. On the back of a collaboration between Canadian artist Drake and Live Nation Entertainment, the place was unveiled in November 2021.

Hosting concerts, community events, and galas, History is nestled in the Beaches neighborhood, near Woodbine Park and Ashbridges Bay, and offers some of the most intimate encounters with local artists. This cutting-edge venue has contributed to redefining Toronto’s live entertainment scene, boasting a lineup of 200 annual events.

History offers convertible general admission and reserved seating configurations for virtually all kinds of events.

Upcoming events

On April 4th and April 6th, LANY presents A Beautiful Blur: the World Tour 2024, featuring their signature rock sound. On Sunday, April 7th, Benson Boone takes the stage for the Fireworks and Rollerblades World Tour, delivering another electrifying rock performance.

On Thursday, April 18th, Charles Wesley Godwin will bring his rock vibes, followed by a rescheduled show. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes will rock the stage on Friday, April 19th.

Experience Matthew Good and His Band's rock performance on Saturday, April 20th. Dance to Jason Ross on Friday, April 26th, and Dr. Fresch + Habstrakt on Saturday, April 27th, with electronic beats.

Sunday, April 28th, The Ghost Inside kicks off their Wash It Away Spring 24 Tour with a rock-filled evening. Belle & Sebastian take the stage on Monday, April 29th, followed by Girl in Red's Doing It Again World Tour! On Tuesday, April 30th, bringing pop melodies to the audience's delight.

How to get cheap tickets

Looking to attend one of History’s events without breaking the bank? More often than not, shows held in Canada cost an arm and leg in comparison to those in other parts of the world.

TicketX provides the most affordable tickets for Toronto’s popular occasions, covering the venue's entire lineup. Shows at the History Center are just about some of them.

With an intuitive user interface, minimal commission rates, live seating previews, and diverse payment options booking through TicketX is incredibly smooth and hassle-free.

How to Get to The History

Getting to the History Event Center in Toronto is convenient with various transportation options. You can use public transit, such as the TTC bus routes or subway lines, with nearby stops offering easy access. For those driving, GPS navigation to 1663 Queen Street East will guide you directly. Alternatively, you can use Uber or Lyft to get there.

Parking at the History Center is available onsite, with options for both self-parking and valet services. Additionally, designated parking areas for electric vehicles are provided for eco-conscious visitors. Since it is a relatively new space, costs would be minimal but do check in with the management for details.