Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts

Frommer's Review

If you visited Toronto before 1997, you might remember this as the O'Keefe Centre; at press time, the naming rights have just been purchased by Sony, but no plans to rename the venue have yet been made public. The O'Keefe Centre became world famous in 1974 when Mikhail Baryshnikov defected after performing here. Since then, Hummingbird Communications has invested in renovations and refurbishing. The Hummingbird Centre features an incredible array of performers and shows. Offerings have included concerts by the legendary Etta James, the Broadway musical Bombay Dreams, and the Soweto Gospel Choir.

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