November 2006
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
Part of rural Toronto when it was built in 1875, the Heliconian stands out
between contemporary galleries in today’s Yorkville. Original elements of
the Carpenter’s Gothic board and batten church have been restored to their
former glory: a Victorian rose window above the entrance presides over a
majestic oak and brick wood-burning fireplace; the vaulted ceiling with
wooden rafters provides stellar acoustics, making the club popular for
musical and dramatic presentations. There’s seating for up to 120. An
adjacent suite has a modest finishing kitchen, a bar, and French doors that
lead to an intimate patio.
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