TIFF Bell Lightbox

TIFF Bell Lightbox is a landmark cultural institution in downtown Toronto, dedicated to the celebration of film and cinema. As the permanent home of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), it hosts a year-round program of screenings, exhibitions, talks, and special events. The building features five cinemas, a gallery space, a learning studio, and a restaurant. Visitors can catch a diverse range of films, from Hollywood blockbusters to independent and international cinema, as well as retrospectives and filmmaker Q&As. The Lightbox also offers interactive exhibits on film history and production. Its striking architecture, with a glass façade and glowing 'lightbox' sign, makes it a distinctive part of the city's entertainment district. Whether you're a cinephile or casual moviegoer, TIFF Bell Lightbox provides an immersive cinematic experience.

À ne pas manquer

• Watch a film in one of five state-of-the-art cinemas
• Explore the free gallery exhibitions on film themes
• Attend a filmmaker Q&A or panel discussion
• Visit during TIFF (September) for red-carpet events and premieres
• Dine at the Lightbox Restaurant with views of King Street

Billets et visites

Différentes façons de visiter TIFF Bell Lightbox

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Comment les voyageurs le notent

Comment s'y rendre

Bon à savoir avant de partir

• Book tickets online to secure seats, especially for special events.
• Concessions include popcorn, drinks, and snacks; no outside food allowed.
• Check the schedule in advance; screenings fill up quickly.
• The venue is in the Entertainment District, close to restaurants and bars.

Un peu d'histoire

Opened in 2010, TIFF Bell Lightbox was built as a permanent venue for the Toronto International Film Festival, which began in 1976. The name 'Lightbox' reflects the building's design and its role in showcasing film. It has since become a central hub for film culture in Canada.