Cozy museum space with heritage features

Toronto’s First Post Office tells the stories of life in the town of York and the early city of Toronto (1793-1851). We help Toronto’s current residents and visitors to engage with these stories, particularly through the lens of community, communication, and built heritage. Our main rental space is our Reading Room, but rentals include use of the Post Office, the Exhibit Room, a small kitchen and washroom. Rental space is available during and after opening hours. However, museum spaces are also available to the public during opening hours. If you require exclusive use of the space, we encourage you to rent after-hours. Open Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5:30pm Saturday, 10am – 4pm Sunday, 12pm – 4pm Closed: holiday Mondays and the Sundays preceding. Features: Space Dimensions: 315 sq. ft. Wooden and metal chairs available, wooden and plastic folding tables available. Use of a small kitchen included in rentals, including microwave, sink, small refrigerator. Tech available: Digital projector, projection screen, laptop (extra charge may apply). WIFI Staff will be available and on site during rental period. Transit: closest TTC stops are at King and Jarvis via the 504 Streetcar, or Queen and Sherbourne via the 501 Streetcar. Accessibility: Stairs at main entrance; stair-free entrance available; please email for accessibility information.