MIA is
located in the south west corner of the Queen’s Quay Terminal
Building at Harbourfront Centre, on the shore of Lake Ontario, in
downtown Toronto.
MIA is a
short walk from many of Toronto’s favorite tourist attractions. The
CN Tower, Rogers Centre and the Steamwhistle Brewery are just north
west of MIA. The Hockey Hall of Fame, at Yonge and Front Street, and
the Air Canada Centre are just north-east.
The
Toronto Islands Ferry Terminal and The Distillery District are a few
minutes walk east, along the shore of Lake Ontario.
Harbourfront itself is packed with shops, exhibits and events for
tourists and residents of Toronto alike. Lake Ontario and Toronto
harbour cruises begin right outside MIA’s door.
Please
visit
www.HarbourfrontCentre.com
Please
visit
http://queensquay.sites.toronto.com/
It’s easy
to get to the Museum of Inuit Art by car and public transit. Parking
lots are right next to MIA, on the south side of Queen’s Quay, and
immediately north of the museum. The Toronto Transit Commission
Harbourfront Streetcar runs from the Union Subway Station right to
Queen’s Queen Terminal, and MIA is an easy walk from many other
tourist attractions.
MIA is
open seven days a week, in the fall, winter and spring, from 10 am
to 6 pm Monday through Saturday, and from 10 am to 5pm on Sunday.
In the
summer and during holidays, MIA is open into the evening, seven
nights a week. Please call for extended hours.
Admission
Adults $6
Students & Seniors $5
Children under 5 Free
Come and
see more than 300 works including sculptures carved from stone,
bone, ivory and antler, as well as ceramics, prints, drawings and
wall hangings.
Adjacent
to the Museum is the MIA Gallery, selling collector-quality Inuit
art. Profits from the MIA Gallery are used to support the museum.
The Museum
of Inuit Art & MIA Gallery
SW corner
of Queen’s Quay Terminal Building
Harbourfront Centre
207 Queen’s Quay West
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5J 1A7
MIA:
(416) 640-1571
www.MIAmuseum.ca
MIA Gallery
(416) 603-7591
www.MIAgallery.ca
