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Mini-concerts, exhibits, the art of historical music performance, a variety of early keyboards, historical woodwinds and other period instruments.

Restored to its heyday of 1847, Montgomery's Inn remains a meeting place where visitors share stories of immigration, travel, neighbourhoods and culture. Convenient to local walking trails, the inn tells the story of the people of Etobicoke; from the Irish immigrants such as the Montgomery family who owned the inn, to recent immigrants such as the Somali of Dixon. Enjoy our hospitality with a cup of tea and treat in the historic tearoom!

www.toronto.ca/culture/montgomerys_inn.htm


free to members of the Toronto Early Music Centre, Heritage Toronto, and Friends of Etobicoke'ss Heritage, so bring your friends and take in some mini-concerts, exhibits, and information about the art of historical music performance.

Listen to the beautiful sounds of recorders and viols. See and hear a variety of early keyboard instruments, historical woodwinds, and other period instruments played by some of the finest musicians in the city! Discover the latest CD recordings from SRI Canada Ltd. and browse through early music books.

Free public parking. Public washrooms. Changing facilities. Special Needs: Partial accessibility. Food services: Snacks, Afternoon Tea 2 pm - 4:30 pm Outdoor picnic area. Gift shop.

Getting there: Walk or take the Islington bus north two stops to Dundas Street West from the Islington subway station. It's on the southeast corner.

For more information contact: Frank Nakashima
Phone: 416-920-5025
Email: franknak@interlog.com

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