Centre 55 Community Centre
CENTRE 55 NEWS ->


  • Please note that during the months of June, and July there may be some closures or service interruptions to accommodate the installation of a new fire alarm system. Community Centre 55 is currently operating without interruptions or restrictions. Our regular programming hours are: Monday to Fridays: 9:00 am-9pm Saturdays: 10am-1pm
    Sundays: 11am-3pm.
    More updates may be available by calling 416.691.1113.
    Summer hours beginning July 2-  Mon 9am-6pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-9pm, Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 10-1, Sun 11-3, Closed July 1, August 2 and September 6, 2010.

  • HEY-Just wait until you get a load of our new calendar-you WILL WANT one! A perfect gift for this Christmas. Take a peek

  • Kew Beach Pro Am Charity Tennis Event hosted by the Kew Gardens Tennis Club -watch for details...

  • Coming in October-Antique Appraisals so get your stuff ready!

  • New-Full Service Kids Birthday Parties-416.691.1113 ext 222 for details.

  • The planning for any good parade starts immediately following the parade you finished. It's never too early to begin thinking about our 5th Annual Santa Claus Parade scheduled for Sunday November 21, 2010-1pm> Full details here. We expect our next one will be bigger, better, bolder and brighter than the last.



:: Welcome

Community Centre 55 is an award-winning agency of the City of Toronto and a registered charity. We are located in Ward 32 of the City of Toronto. As the centre of our community, we provide a variety of multi service programs and we help people to help themselves.

The building is owned by the City of Toronto and is a historical property, built in 1911. It was formerly Police Station Number 10 of the Toronto Police and became the headquarters for 55 Division of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Services. The building was allocated to the community in 1975 and the community used the numerals '55' in its name to pay respect to the history of the building.

Community Centre 55
97 Main Street
Toronto On
M4E 2V6
416-691-1113


Special thanks to SNAP Magazine and the Beach Metro Community News and their photographer Jon Muldoon for the use of some of their fabulous photographs.