Small World Centre

🏘️ Small World Centre

In the heart of Toronto, Small World Centre offers an intimate space for live performances, creative projects, and community gatherings. It’s a place where music, film, art, and cultural conversations naturally come together.

Operated by Small World Music, the Centre embodies a commitment to celebrating global music traditions while creating opportunities for artists and audiences to connect in meaningful ways.

Known for its welcoming atmosphere and strong technical setup, Small World Centre regularly hosts concerts, theatre, film screenings, festivals, workshops, and community events—bringing a wide range of artistic voices from Toronto and beyond into one shared space. 💚✨

Book our space today!

📍 180 Shaw Street, Studio 101 | Toronto, ON M6J 2W5
📞 (+1) 416 668 7948 📧 [email protected]
🎶 smallworldnotes 🔗 www.smallworldmusic/centre

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Come out and enjoy the music and make a difference. Any bit of the money YOU donate will help get the youth in our city, who are ON the streets OFF the streets and help provide the starving palestinian children in Gaza with food, clean water and healthcare that they need and deserve.

No child should ever not be able to access food, clean water, and healthcare, let alone not have a roof over their heads. This is happening HERE and in Gaza and it is unacceptable and wrong. For 8 months Israel has been committing genocide in and around Gaza, killing more than 15,000 Palestinian children. This death toll continues to rise as Palestinian children are dying of starvation in their parents arms, due to Israel’s ongoing bombardment and deliberate blocking of aid trucks from entering Gaza. END THE OCCUPATION NOW. END THE GENOCIDE.

IN TORONTO ALONE there are 1,500 - 2,000 youth who are homeless on any given night. OUR CITY is one of the WEALTHIEST CITIES IN THE WORLD, yet we have the largest homeless population in all of Canada. IT IS ESSENTIAL that youth get the help they need when they arrive at a shelter, and this doesn’t just include physical needs. 63% of homeless youth in Toronto experienced childhood trauma and abuse and they are now grappling with the mental health challenges that come from that. Mental health programs are just as essential in keeping Youth off the streets as are the shelters themselves. With the skyrocketing living costs and the increasing demand for services like Youth Without Shelter it is essential that they receive the proper funding that they need to help every single homeless youth that comes their way.

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