One of the world's finest cultural centres is now open

The Royal Conservatory’s Toronto home is the technologically sophisticated TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning. This stunning new building represents a vibrant cultural destination and a wonderful resource, transforming the Conservatory into the heart of creative education for the nation. With enhanced opportunities for innovation, research, and technology, RCM’s reach across Canada, and internationally, has broadened significantly.

Designed by Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects, the structure features new academic, administrative and performance spaces, a new rehearsal hall, as well as the restoration of its 19th-century heritage building, the historic Ihnatowycz Hall.

We welcome you to our new home, and hope that you have the opportunity to enjoy all that it has to offer.

The Royal Conservatory at the TELUS Centre:

•	Creates a complex with a national agenda, global reach and modern music, education, and technological facilities.
•	Provides improved service to young artists by attracting, identifying and showcasing more young performers to the world.
•	Provides a magnificent new multipurpose concert hall and broadcast centre, allowing Conservatory and community events to reach global audiences.
•	Allows for increased user demand and creates administrative efficiencies.
•	Contributes to the transformation of Canadian society through revitalized education and cultural programming.

The New Facilities Include:

•	The acoustically superb 1,135-seat Koerner concert hall.
•	A new media and broadcast centre.
•	Fully wired practice and teaching studios.
•	Breathtaking lobby facilities for events and concerts.
•	Rehearsal, studio, and meeting rooms.
•	A comprehensive music library, a café, and catering kitchen.