Group Sales Program
With breathtaking art, a spectacular new building and innovative ideas, the transformed AGO is both a preeminent art museum and an international cultural destination. Be part of the excitement – book your tours today!
With a permanent collection of more than 73,000 works of art spanning more than 11,000 years, the Art Gallery of Ontario is among the most distinguished art museums in North America. In 2002, the Gallery began a dramatic new chapter in its 110-year history when it launched the ambitious Transformation AGO expansion project. Designed by celebrated architect Frank Gehry, the new AGO features 190,000 square feet of new and renovated space, including a 47 percent increase in art-viewing space. With its dramatic sculptural staircases, bold use of wood and galleries infused with natural light, the Art Gallery of Ontario is an extraordinary new home for extraordinary new art.
At the Art Gallery of Ontario:
- Your group will be welcomed by dedicated, professional Group Sales staff.
- Your group will receive discounted admission off the retail price.
- All group tours are led by professional AGO staff trained by our Education Department.
- All coaches can unload right in front of our dedicated Group Sales entrance.
- All groups enjoy specialized menus at our signature FRANK restaurant.
We look forward to welcoming your group!
Group Visit Information
Group Rates, Tour & Art Talk Pricing, Hours of Operation and Contact Information
Group Booking Form
Use this form to book your group
Private Gallery Tours
Choose from one of the set topics, or customize a tour to your interests!
Corporate Groups
Meeting Rooms, Teambuilding, and After Hours Tours
Charter Bus Management Plan
Find out how the AGO welcomes and assists group visitors arriving on a charter motorcoach
Group Dining Options
Make your group’s visit into an event with locally-sourced and seasonally-inspired menus for lunch or dinner in the private dining room of our signature restaurant, FRANK, as well as fresh and tasty lunch options for groups in the informal setting of CafeAGO