The Fox Theatre’s art deco FOX sign and blank marquee, lit at night

The Fox Theatre

Your local movie theatre since 1914. Independent films, repertory classics and special events, curated for true movie lovers.

2236 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4E 1G2 Box office opens 30 minutes before each show

Tickets

One screen, a new programme every week.

The Fox’s front doors under a stained glass transom and chandelier

Admission

Non-members
$14.38
Members
$10.84
Kids
$9.07

Admission before tax. A purchasing fee applies to online orders.

History

The Fox marquee letter board, lit
A vintage film projector beside the popcorn counterRows of red seats facing the Fox’s big screenThe Fox lobby and concession counterThe candy bar lounge with framed photos and a sofa
  1. Since 1914

    The Fox has operated since it first opened in 1914, which makes it the oldest continuously operating cinema in Toronto.

  2. One big room

    A single screen: 248 seats, a 36-foot silver screen and a Barco 2K digital projector, 3D included.

  3. Licensed

    The cinema is licensed, serving craft beer and wine.

  4. Members

    Members save $3 a ticket, $5 on Discount Tuesdays, and see a free movie in their birthday month.

Visit

On Queen St E in the Beaches, with the 501 streetcar at the door.

Box office. The box office opens 30 minutes before each show, and doors stay open until about 30 minutes after the last start time. Cash, debit and credit.

Streetcar
The 501 Queen westbound stop is at the front door; eastbound is just across the street.
Parking
Paid street parking on Queen St E, and free parking on the side streets around the Fox.
Access
A ramp covers the three front steps, and there are wheelchair spaces in the theatre. The washrooms are down two narrow steps. Call or email ahead for the ramp.
The Fox Theatre marquee at night, with red fox signs on Queen St E
Map: The Fox Theatre on Queen St E at Beech Ave in the Beaches, a few blocks north of Balmy Beach and Lake Ontario. QUEEN ST E · 501 BEECH AVE © OpenStreetMap
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