Welcome to Noor Cultural Centre, conveniently located in the centre of one of the world's most multicultural cities: Toronto, Ontario. Right next to the Crowne Plaza Toronto Don Valley Hotel and moments from the Ontario Science Centre, it's just fifteen minutes from Toronto's downtown core.

Noor Cultural Centre is easily accessible from three major highways: the 401, the 407 and the Don Valley Parkway. Noor Cultural Centre is located in a beautiful natural setting, with ravines running along its southern and western borders, protecting it from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The building is an award-winning design by renowned Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama. Originally constructed as the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, the building was renovated in 2003 and offers a polished, modern setting for your event. Covering three spacious floors, Noor Cultural Centre has several meeting rooms and a large auditorium which is flooded with natural light. The meeting rooms can accommodate groups ranging from a few people to several hundred.

The auditorium has seating for up to 478 guests, depending on the type of seating arrangements. Noor Cultural Centre is fully wheelchair-accessible, with an elevator to serve all three floors. The Centre boasts a large foyer and a huge verandah along its western border to facilitate registration, reception and socializing. Noor Cultural Centre features state-of-the-art public address and audiovisual systems. We also have a large playroom for children and a private room for nursing mothers.

The Centre provides parking for 100 vehicles, and extra parking may be arranged through an agreement with a corporate neighbour. Please inquire.

Noor Cultural Centre is well-suited to business meetings, lectures, seminars, conferences, workshops, meetings, community events, speeches, film screenings, launches, auctions, press conferences, yoga and Pilates classes, arts and crafts exhibitions, weddings and other religious ceremonies.