AGO at Mulock House

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As part of a proud partnership with the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), beginning September 18, 2026, select artworks from the AGO’s collections of Indigenous and Canadian Art can be seen at the historic Mulock House. 

These curated exhibitions are part of the AGO’s commitment to reaching audiences outside its walls and making the museum’s collection even more accessible. 

Admission to Mulock House is free for the public.

Please follow these rules to help preserve the artwork from the Art Gallery of Ontario on the second floor of Mulock House.

• Thank you for not touching the art as even clean hands contain traces of dirt and oil that can damage artworks
• Maintain a distance of 1 metre (3 feet) from artworks
• For safety and security purposes, some areas are under video surveillance, and activity is recorded but not monitored

Not allowed in the gallery spaces

• Food and drink 
• Flowers, plants, open umbrellas, pets, drones, tripods and selfie sticks
• Skate shoes, bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades and scooters
• Wagons or buggies that are pulled behind the visitor 

Allowed with care and caution in the gallery spaces

• Service animals who are trained to perform essential tasks for their companions are always welcome. A service animal may be identified by a vest, harness, or other visual indicator and visitors with a service animal may be asked to provide documentation. Service animals are not pets - they are working animals. This rule is in place due to public health requirements for food service, and to preserve the art in the gallery.
• Small children and strollers are welcome with bags underneath the stroller or on handles 
• Hand-held photography for personal, non-commercial use only is allowed, except where indicated

There is no cost to view these galleries.