Trinity-St. Paul's Center is a historic and vibrant performance space in Toronto, built in the 1800s. Over its long history, the center has hosted a variety of performers from all genres–popular, classical, world music, and more–and is now known as a major venue for jazz concerts. The building also features a 420-seat church sanctuary that dates to 1883, as well as two theater spaces that seat up to 250 people each. The center has received numerous accolades for its acoustics and sound quality, making it one of the most sought-after venues for all kinds of events in Toronto.

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With a rich history and vibrant atmosphere, Trinity-St. Paul's Center is an ideal spot for both locals and visitors alike. Whether you're looking to attend a service at the United Church of Canada or want to experience one of Toronto's most unique art performances, this venue has something for everyone. We encourage you to stop by today and explore all that Trinity-St. Paul's Center has something to offer!