Gardiner Museum — Museum in Old Toronto Toronto

Reviews of Gardiner Museum

• Avery

  Added 2016.07.22

  The Lower Floor has their Ann Mortimer Clay Studio, Helen McMinn Clay Studio, Margaret and Wallace McCain Family Foundation Clay Studio and Gail Brooker Ceramic Research Library and Archives.
• Arianna

  Added 2016.03.21

  Nice small museum located not far from the ROM. Went on a friday after 4pm and admission is 50% off 4-9 pm on fridays which is a bonus. Although small it takes time as lots of beautiful things to look at and read about. Was not crowed and was able to take our time at a relaxed pace.
• Amelia

  Added 2016.01.19

  The musuem offers art programs for children and adults.
• Josiah

  Added 2015.12.17

  Moreover, the museum showcases a vast amount of ceramic art.
• Greyson

  Added 2015.10.10

  /HPS
• Piper

  Added 2015.08.21

  Visitor
• Ruby

  Added 2015.03.22

  This review is for the shop. Perfect service, very friendly staff who go out of the way to help me choose my favourite piece. they also wrapped up my purchase very well when i told them i was taking back home on a plane. thank you!
• Jaxon

  Added 2014.12.28

  The Third Floor contains their George R. Gardiner Special Exhibition Gallery and when I was there they had the "Steven Heinemann" exhibit showing his Fantastic Collection.
• Aaliyah

  Added 2014.10.11

  The Gardiner Museum is one that I Never visited when I was growing up in Toronto, however, I heard about it, but just Never got around to checking it out.
• Easton

  Added 2014.09.13

  I want to personally Thank the Staff Members for putting on a Very Nice Ceramic Presentation And Display throughout the Gardiner Museum that I finally visited back on Saturday, January 13, 2018.
• Brooklyn

  Added 2014.08.13

  This museum represents Fantastic Ceramic Artistry and has three (3) main floors to browse around.
• Skylar

  Added 2014.07.25

  The Second Floor contains their European Porcelain Galleries, Japanese Porcelain and Its' Influence and Chinese Porcelain.
• Paisley

  Added 2014.06.15

  The Fun actually starts from the Ground Floor where they have their Modern and Contemporary Ceramics, Ancient Americas, Italian Renaissance Maiolica and English Delftware.
• Scarlett

  Added 2014.05.28

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• Jayden

  Added 2014.05.12

  Howard Paul Shore
• Skylar

  Added 2014.02.21

  Sincerely yours,
• Isaac

  Added 2014.01.10

  Welcome To The Gardiner Museum Out In Toronto, Ontario Canada!
• Nora

  Added 2013.05.14

  Best 15$ spent on a museum. The tremendous amount of porcelain and ceramic collections, and all the knowledge shared makes this visit appealling for both ignorants and experts on pottery.