Cedar Ridge Creative Centre

Cedar Ridge Creative Centre is a City of Toronto cultural facility nestled within lush gardens that are enjoyed by the public and often used for weddings and special events. The centre features the Cedar Ridge Gallery with contemporary and classic visual and folk art exhibits across three main floor gallery spaces. The upper floor of the main house and the adjacent carriage house contain working studio spaces offering hands-on creative arts programs for visitors of all ages. The historic estate dates back to 1844, originally known as Uplands, and was renamed Cedar Ridge in 1928 by Toronto financier John Campbell Fraser.