Aga Khan Museum

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The Aga Khan Museum provides visitors with a window into the artistic, intellectual, and scientific contributions of Muslim civilizations to world heritage. The Museum’s Permanent Collections of over 1,200 objects include rare masterpieces that reflect a broad range of artistic styles and materials. These portraits, textiles, miniatures, manuscripts, ceramics, medical texts, books, tiles and music

al instruments represent more than eleven centuries of human history and a geographic area stretching from the Iberian coast to China.

06/24/2026

Soccer season is in full swing at the Museum!

Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or simply here for the atmosphere, catch international matches live on a massive screen inside our Game Zone Tent.

Wed, July 1–Sun, July 5
Free

See the schedule and book your tickets at agakhanmuseum.org/matchday

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Walk-in guests are welcome, subject to available capacity.

From hands-on artmaking and outdoor games to live performances and family-friendly activities throughout the day, Rhythm...
06/23/2026

From hands-on artmaking and outdoor games to live performances and family-friendly activities throughout the day, Rhythms of Canada is a one-of-a-kind celebration of Toronto's cultural tapestry.

Spend Canada Day exploring, creating, playing, and creating memories together with a schedule full of exciting activities for the whole family.

Wednesday, July 1
Free admission

See the full schedule and plan your visit at agakhanmuseum.org/rhythmsofcanada

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Listen now to episode 03 of This Being Human Podcast, featuring Dr. Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFares.In this episode, she refl...
06/23/2026

Listen now to episode 03 of This Being Human Podcast, featuring Dr. Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFares.

In this episode, she reflects on her experience exploring the history, beauty, and expressive power of Arabic typography. She reflects on what shaped her work, the evolution of Arabic letterforms from Baghdad to the digital age, and why contemporary graphic design from the SWANA region remains deeply connected to Islamic artistic traditions.

Listen now: agakhanmuseum.org/listentothisbeinghuman

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The Museum wishes to thank Nadir and Shabin Mohamed for their founding support of This Being Human.

Behind every mission, discovery, and breakthrough is a story that helps us make sense of the unknown.Hear from NASA comm...
06/22/2026

Behind every mission, discovery, and breakthrough is a story that helps us make sense of the unknown.

Hear from NASA communications leader Nilufar Ramji and Curator Bita Pourvash as they explore how storytelling shapes our understanding of space exploration and the future beyond Earth.

→ Wednesday, June 24
→ Includes Museum gallery admission and a light reception
→ Learn more at agakhanmuseum.org/beyondearth

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A powerful true story of resilience, friendship, and the impact of sport.This Sunday, experience The Grizzlies, followed...
06/20/2026

A powerful true story of resilience, friendship, and the impact of sport.

This Sunday, experience The Grizzlies, followed by a live lacrosse demonstration with Cameron Bomberry and Leon Henhawk as part of our Summer Solstice and National Indigenous Peoples Day programming.

→ Sun, June 21
→ Free admission
→ Reserve your free ticket at agakhanmuseum.org

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This film is rated R for language and is recommended for ages 15 and older.

Presented in partnership with the Toronto Council Fire and the Association for Native Development in the Performing and Visual Arts.
This project has been made possible [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet a été rendu possible [en partie] grâce au gouvernement du Canada.

06/19/2026

A special message from Natasha Baig.

Known for her dynamic performances and distinctive sound, Natasha brings the rich musical traditions of her birthplace, Pakistan's Hunza Valley, and contemporary influences to three unmissable performances at the Museum.

Join us for a celebration of the many ways music can bring people together through shared stories, emotion, and cultural expression.

→ July 3, 4, and 5
→ From $45
→ Buy tickets at agakhanmuseum.org/natashabaig

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Tickets include same-day Museum admission.
The Museum’s Performing Arts programming is generously supported by the Nanji Family Foundation.

One day. Three stages. A full lineup of music, dance, and incredible performances. 🎶From Indigenous singing and jazz to ...
06/18/2026

One day. Three stages. A full lineup of music, dance, and incredible performances. 🎶

From Indigenous singing and jazz to breakdance and ballet, this year's Rhythms of Canada Festival brings together artists and communities from across the country for a full day of celebration.

With family activities, games, food, exhibitions, and performances throughout the day, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

→ Wednesday, July 1
→ FREE
→ Visit agakhanmuseum.org/roc to see the full schedule and plan your visit.

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The Museum’s Performing Arts programming is generously supported by the Nanji Family Foundation.

With support from the City of Toronto Community Celebration Support Fund.
With financial assistance from the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund.

Silver Sponsors:
TD and Soneri Investment Group.

06/17/2026

Watch as The Great Canadian Jersey is carefully prepared for display at the Museum.

Presented by Rogers, this one-of-a-kind work brings together jersey pieces from every province and territory to celebrate the communities, players, and stories that connect Canadians through sport.

→ On view until July 12
→ Learn more at agakhanmuseum.org/greatcanadianjersey

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Summer Camp spots are almost sold out.Inspired by art, culture, creativity, and play, campers 6–8 and 9–12 will spend th...
06/16/2026

Summer Camp spots are almost sold out.

Inspired by art, culture, creativity, and play, campers 6–8 and 9–12 will spend their Summer days exploring exhibitions, building new skills, and creating hands-on projects inspired by art, storytelling, and games.

Sessions start July 6.
Register today: agakhanmuseum.org/summercamps

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Email our Education team at [email protected] with questions or for financing options.

As part of our Summer Solstice celebrations and honouring National Indigenous Peoples Day, join us for a special screeni...
06/15/2026

As part of our Summer Solstice celebrations and honouring National Indigenous Peoples Day, join us for a special screening of The Grizzlies.

Inspired by an incredible true story, The Grizzlies follows a group of youth in a small Arctic community in Nunavut who find strength, friendship, and hope through lacrosse.

Following the screening, stay for a live lacrosse demonstration led by Cameron Bomberry and Leon Henhawk.

→ Sun, June 21
→ Free admission
→ Reserve your free ticket at agakhanmuseum.org

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This film is rated R for language and is recommended for ages 15 and older.

Presented in partnership with the Toronto Council Fire and the Association for Native Development in the Performing and Visual Arts.
This project has been made possible [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet a été rendu possible [en partie] grâce au gouvernement du Canada.

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