Mark your calendars and join us for a Family Fun Night! Please RSVP here Friday, May 22, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at St. James Cathedral Event Centre (65 Church St, Toronto, ON M5C 2E9) Theme: Pajama Party and Movie Night
Doors Open 2026 Mark your calendars! We are looking forward to welcoming thousands of visitors over the Doors Open weekend at St. James Cathedral and St. James Cemetery on May 23 & 24. At St. James Cathedral: Offering Cathedral tours,
Honouring The Reverend Canon Dr. Stephen Fields We will mark the final Sunday of full-time ministry at St. James Cathedral for our Sub-Dean and Vicar, The Reverend Canon Dr. Stephen Fields, on Sunday, May 31 as he prepares for retirement
We’re excited to continue community playdates on the first Saturday of each month! Bring your family for a fun morning with us and enjoy coffee on us while the kids play, create, and connect with other local families. These gatherings
Celebrate the Toronto Jazz Festival and Pride Month at JAZZ with Pride, a Jazz Vespers service featuring local band Kalabash and the St. James Cathedral Choir. All are invited.
The Drop-In will celebrate Canada Day with a Drop-In & Community BBQ on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 Extra hands are needed in the kitchen, as well as with setup, serving, and cleanup. If you’re interested in volunteering and would like
Saturdays: Know a child who loves to sing? We’re inviting all children ages 8-16 who love music and singing to join our free Children’s Community Choir. Children of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome! The focus of the program will
Find below Children and Family Events at St. James! All are warmly welcome to attend. Family Fun Night – 6:00pm to 8:00pm Once a month on Friday, families, children, and youth of all ages are invited to join us for
Explore stunning architecture, rich history, and hidden details on a guided journey through the Cathedral. Tours: 40 minutes. Open to all. Everyone is welcome. No RSVP required. May: 1:00pm: May 2, 3, 16, 17 2:00pm: May 12 and 26
Organ Recitals at St. James – Every Tuesday at 1:00pm One of the city’s finest organs, the instrument was originally built in 1863 by Samuel Russell Warren. It has since been enlarged to include 5,101 pipes arranged in three beautiful organ
