St. Anne's Anglican Church

08/28/2026

08/26/2026

❤️‍🔥Tomorrow: A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne’s Church ❤️‍🔥

We are honoured to have access to this historic site, and to animate it with art and music once again:

Völur - 10:20PM
( Völur // Toronto // ambient drone-folk)

Charles Spearin & the Local Singers with Fleshtone Aura - 9:20PM
( Charles Spearin // Toronto // experimental sound surprises from Broken Social Scene/Do Make Say Think co-founder and friends)

A Horse Named Friday - 8:20PM
( Jo El-Deek // Kitchener // chamber folk)

+ BODY////GRAVE
( // Toronto // DJ project debut by Justin Small of Do Make Say Think)

Presented with
In association with the art exhibition “Where Walls Meet Sky” Where Walls Meet Sky

++Vendor: Flour Power Saj Flour Power’s freshly baked flatbread using a sculptural oven constructed from bricks recovered from the church grounds

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August 27, 2026
Wavelength @ St. Anne’s
270 Gladstone Ave.
Doors 8pm
All Ages

Single tix $26 plus taxes & fees at DICE.FM
25 and under PWYC! (25 tickets online, 25 tickets available at the door. Pending capacity - must arrive by 8:30pm to claim)
Ticket link: bit.ly/WLruins

08/24/2026

Fire destroyed St. Anne’s Anglican Church in 2024. The National Historic Site, which housed murals by Group of Seven painters, has long supported Canadian arts and culture. And though the building is gone, the community is ready to welcome art-lovers back. Where Walls Meet Sky is the first public ...

08/22/2026

https://efosa.ca/in-conversation-st-annes-anglican-church-reopening/

A new contemporary art exhibition is marking the reopening of St. Anne’s Anglican Church to the public following the devastating fire that significantly damaged the historic Toronto church in 2024. Where Walls Meet Sky brings together 12 Canadian artists working across sculpture, installation, pho...

08/20/2026

🌌One week away: A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne’s Church 🌌

+ Charles Spearin & the Local Singers with Fleshtone Aura + + DJ BODY////GRAVE

In June 2024 St. Anne’s Anglican Church was destroyed by a tragic fire. A unique and beautiful space, the church held meaning to the generations of families in Toronto’s Little Portugal Neighbourhood, and the fire was a devastating loss for the community.

Located amidst the reconstruction, A Concert in the Ruins of St. Anne’s Church is a one-night-only collaboration between Wavelength Music and “gallery without walls” Art Spin. This will be a contemplative experience under the stars as we think about renewal and collective remembrance.

Canadian doom supergroup Völur (formed by members of Blood Ceremony, Trent Severn, Do Make Say Think) will headline for a night of drone music. They will be joined by Do Make Say Think and Broken Social Scene experimental artist Charles Spearin & Local Singers with Fleshtone Aura — performing a specially curated set for this evening — and emerging chamber folk band A Horse Named Friday from Kitchener.

We are honoured to have access to this historic site, and to animate it with art and music once again.

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Presented with
In association with the Art Spin art exhibition “Where Walls Meet Sky”

August 27, 2026
Wavelength @ St. Anne’s
270 Gladstone Ave.
Doors 8pm
All Ages
On sale now!

Single tix $26 plus taxes & fees at DICE.FM
25 and under PWYC! (25 tickets online, 25 tickets available at the door (pending capacity - must arrive by 8:30pm to claim)
Ticket link: bit.ly/WLruins

Poster by julia 🏁

08/20/2026

In the ruins of a burned church, a free Toronto art festival is ready to launch

It’s been a little more than two years since a four-alarm fire gutted St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto. Its walls still rise from Gladstone Avenue. But now, passersby see blue sky through its arched windows instead of stained glass.

Rui Pimenta is the curator of Where Walls Meet Sky, a contemporary art exhibition which opens on the site of St. Anne’s this Saturday. Free to attend, it runs through Sept. 13. It will be the first public event to be held on the grounds since fire destroyed the church.

Read more: beacons.ai/cbcarts

08/20/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no morning prayer this morning.