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Gladstone Hotel Snapshot
A unique boutique art hotel, live venue, sustainable restaurant and public art gallery.
“New ideas must use old buildings.” – Jane Jacobs.
The Gladstone Hotel is where ideas are cultivated and magic happens. It’s where people come to participate. It’s an accessible space that allows artists, travellers and diners to collide, collaborate, disagree, debate, fall in love, get in trouble and get away with it. Set within the historic walls of Toronto’s oldest continually operating hotel, the Gladstone has evolved into a social and cultural house with 37 artist designed hotel rooms, a restaurant + bar and four unique event venues.
And the art – it’s everywhere. The Gladstone provides access to locally-made works 365 days year. Partnering with community organizations and arts curators, the Gladstone produces a long list of exhibitions and programs including: Thats So Gay, a celebration of Pride, Grow Op, a provocative exploration of landscape and place; If Walls Could Talk, an experiential illustration show; Hard Twist, a juried textile exhibition; Why the @#&! Do you Paint?, which coincides with Nuit Blanche and many more.
The Gladstone Hotel is where ideas are cultivated and magic happens. It’s where people come to participate. It’s an accessible space that allows artists, travellers and diners to collide, collaborate, disagree, debate, fall in love, get in trouble and get away with it. Set within the historic walls of Toronto’s oldest continually operating hotel, the Gladstone has evolved into a social and cultural house with 37 artist designed hotel rooms, a restaurant + bar and four unique event venues.
And the art – it’s everywhere. The Gladstone provides access to locally-made works 365 days year. Partnering with community organizations and arts curators, the Gladstone produces a long list of exhibitions and programs including: Thats So Gay, a celebration of Pride, Grow Op, a provocative exploration of landscape and place; If Walls Could Talk, an experiential illustration show; Hard Twist, a juried textile exhibition; Why the @#&! Do you Paint?, which coincides with Nuit Blanche and many more.
