Withrow Common Gallery

Withrow Common Gallery is an initiative of the Canadian National Exhibition Association (CNEA). It is an art exhibition and community event space at Toronto's Exhibition Place, across from the Princess Margaret Fountain. The 2,675 sq. ft. venue is in the historic Queen Elizabeth Building, a 1950s mid-century Modernist landmark, and was redeveloped in 2016 from former executive offices. The gallery aims to celebrate creativity, foster community engagement and continue the site's legacy as a hub for learning and cultural exchange. It gives artists an inclusive platform and hosts group and solo exhibitions, photography shows, workshops and community events. The space is also available for private showings and venue rental.