- Clear
- Alberton Crown Pub and Eatery
- Albion Tavern
- Bar
- Black Dog
- Cameron House
- Capital Arms
- Club Cosmopolitan
- Cowboys
- Diggers Variety Club
- Fraser Hotel
- Hotel
- Illegal
- King's Hotel
- Laughing Buddha
- Lydia's
- Lydia's Pub
- Music
- Myron's
- Oil Can Bar
- Phog Lounge
- Pricne George Hangouts
- Restaurant
- Taku
- The 98
- The Ash
- The Ganny
- The Gold Range
- The Turret
- Victory Tavern
- Wash n Slosh
- Weeby's
Cowboys in Peter Pond Mall
“It had basically a corral sort of dance floor, where the corral sort of went around it, and the bars, and then you’d have the seating around it.” – Michael Durocher
The Last Night of the Oil Can
“All the old people that had been there and grown up with this, all the people that, this was their home.” – Michael Durocher
Diggers and the Oil Can on Franklin Ave
“You heard new bands in the Oil Can, you heard people trying to make it. Diggers, we played darts there a lot. Dance nonstop.” – Denise Martineau
Main Street Ontario: Toronto Queen Street
Since the early 1980s, #Toronto’s Cameron House has been home to some of Canada’s most famous and beloved musicians, from Blue Rodeo to local legend Handsome Ned, whose charisma and songwriting inspired a burgeoning artistic community. Today, with many live music venues shutting down, the Cameron House is still going strong, bringing together musicians, artists, […]
