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Regent Park Film Festival

Toronto's longest running free community film festival

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Accessibility

Where does Under The Stars take place?

Under The Stars takes place in Regent Park (620 Dundas Street East, Toronto ON), an accessible venue. We’ll be in the park alongside Taste of Regent Park, a weekly community market hosted by CRC 40 Oak, starting at 5pm each week.

How do I get to Regent Park?

By Transit: 

  • 🚋 Take the 505 Dundas streetcar or the 65 Parliament bus (both have accessible low-floor vehicles).
  • 🚇 Closest accessible subway stations: Castle Frank (Line 2) or Queen Station (Line 1), then transfer to surface routes.

By Car

  • Paid parking and street parking is available near the park.
  • Accessible parking spaces are available at Daniels Spectrum.

By Bike

Paid parking and street parking is available near the park.

Is there parking available?

Paid parking is available in the lot behind Daniels Spectrum and on nearby streets. Accessible parking spaces are provided on-site.

We recommend using public transit, cycling, or accessible drop-off zones when possible, as parking in downtown Toronto can be limited.

How do I plan my route to Regent Park if I have mobility limitations?

Step-free access from street level, elevators to 3rd floor. Transit: 505 Dundas streetcar or 65 Parliament bus. Closest accessible subway: Castle Frank or Queen Station.

Is seating accessible and are there wheelchair spaces?

We encourage you to bring a chair, blanket, or your preferred seating option and arrive early to secure your ideal spot in the park. We have a limited supply of lightly cushioned, folded chairs available on a first-come, first serve basis. If you would like to request one, please check in with RPFF staff at the info table.

Are assistive listening devices, ASL, or captioning available?

  • Closed Captioning: All films have closed captions, so viewers who are Deaf or hard of hearing can follow along.
  • Other assistive listening devices: Not provided.

585 Dundas St. East
Toronto, ON
416.599.RPFF (7733)
info@rpff.ca
Charitable no. 8459 14613 RR0001

You may watch RPFF’s Land Acknowledgement online.

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