Design Exchange Events Venue

Event venue · Bay Street Corridor

Design Exchange Events Venue

Event venue · Bay Street Corridor

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234 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5K 1B2, Canada

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Nestled in a stunning Art Deco gem, the Design Exchange showcases inventive design across disciplines and serves as a vibrant venue for events.  

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234 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5K 1B2, Canada Get directions

designexchangetoronto.com
@designexchange

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234 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5K 1B2, Canada Get directions

+1 647 933 2919
designexchangetoronto.com
@designexchange
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@designexchange

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jun 21, 2025

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"Museum of Design This three-legged dining chair designed in 1958 by Stefan Siwinski Designs and Korina Designs is one of 950 items in the collection of the Design Exchange. This innovative museum devoted to Canadian industrial ingenuity is housed in the old Toronto stock exchange. —Charlene Rooke 234 Bay St., (416) 363-6121, dx.org . This appeared in the September/October 2011 issue. By Afar Magazine"

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Tara “Tara Tarot” Greene

Google
I was hired to read tarot cards and hired other readers to accommodate a large Corporate annual Christmas event which has been using my services for the past few years. This was their 2024 location, the staff were so kind and helpful, everything was impeccable. They provided dinner for me and my staff during this 6 hour party which was delicious. Eatertainment owns this venue. It’s got Good energy. My Dad was a stockbroker and he worked there too when it was the Toronto Stock Exchange so the place has sentimental value to me too.

Jenny Duong

Google
The team at Design Exchange were so great to work with. They accommodated all of our requests and were super helpful in creating our first ever immersive event. We had multiple site visits and testing and they were always so gracious and patient with our team. Our event was a huge success at Design Exchange and looking forward to hosting here again.

lin

Google
We hosted our annual Market Insight Forum at the Design Exchange, a venue we selected for its central location and spacious layout—perfectly suited to accommodate our growing event needs. From the initial planning stages to the day-of execution, every detail was flawlessly managed. The incredible team at the Design Exchange made the entire process seamless, ensuring smooth coordination with vendors like GetWrapped for branding, as well as A/V specialists, security, catering, and setup crews. Everything came together effortlessly, creating an exceptional experience for all attendees. We’re already looking forward to returning next year! A huge thank you to everyone at the Design Exchange and all our partners for making this event such a success.

Anita Windisman

Google
A small exhibit housed in an extraordinary Art Deco masterpiece of a building. The venue space is the former Toronto Stock Exchange trading floor.

Conrad Hall

Google
It's a large venue than you might expect. Three floors. There's an elevator. No parking because it's downtown, but there are parking garages nearby.

io media

Google
Design and Finance The first building of Toronto Stock Exchange is now the DX where creative displays and events occur. Beautiful murals showing industries traded in public stock markets are embedded above the former trading floor: transportation and technology, infrastructure, construction and agriculture. Talks, events and exhibitions happen regularly for free and fee. The new TSX moved to another building at 130 King west and is stall tower with a modern trading floor and ticker board.

Katrina Heisz

Google
We hosted a corporate event at the design exchange and the venue (Trading Floor) is beautiful! The venue team was wonderful to work with and really went above and beyond. Highly recommend the space.

Frank

Google
Awesome experience to be there!