The AGO Is Officially Opening This Month & Will Be Free To Anyone Under 25
Tickets for the Andy Warhol exhibit are now on sale!
Art lovers rejoice! The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) has announced that it will be reopening on July 21, permitting that Ontario enters step three of the reopening plan.
The opening will come with new exhibitions, including the much anticipated Andy Warhol exhibit, which will debut on opening day to July 25 for members.
This just in: WE'RE RE-OPENING JULY 21!! We can't wait to welcome you safely back to AGO. And we\u2019re opening with a big POP, with the much-anticipated #WarholAGO opening as soon as we do, & a new #AGObistro patio too. All the things! Book your today! https://ago.ca/agoinsider/were-reopening\u00a0\u2026pic.twitter.com/A0SZmDRViG— Art Gallery of Ontario (@Art Gallery of Ontario) 1625666511
Single-ticket visitors will be able to see the exhibit starting July 27 onwards with tickets already on sale.
The AGO Bistro is coming back with a new patio space on the corner of Dundas and McCaul Street, so you can soak in some culture and a meal while visiting.
If you are 25 and under, an AGO member, or have an annual pass, you can visit the gallery for free. Regular tickets will go for $25, but Wednesday nights will once again be free for everybody.
To enter the AGO, you will have to book your tickets in advance or reserve a timed ticket due to COVID-19 safety regulations. Inside the gallery, visitors will also be required to wear a mask and physical distance.