This season, audiences at Heliconian Hall will enjoy a rewarding range of concerts and recitals in this charming, historic building.  Programs will include a celebration of St. Cecelia during Canada Music Week in November, a Lieder concert in January, chamber music in March and spring concerts featuring promising young artists.

Membership in the Toronto Heliconian Club offers advantages to a musician.  First of all, there is the Hall itself – a visual and acoustic gem dating to 1875.  With a vaulted ceiling, warm wooden walls and comfortable seating for 100 guests, Heliconian Hall provides an ideal setting in which to present intimate concerts.  A grand brick fireplace graces one wall, while a large, handsome round rose window illuminates another.  Behind the stage and its Steinway grand piano are a well-appointed kitchen and a lovely reception room.  The basement contains attractive and ample cloak- and washroom facilities.

Non-members may rent the Hall at reasonable rates – not only for recitals, but for private and corporate functions such as receptions, family gatherings, weddings, lectures and seminars.  Call for information.