Actually it's not London it's Toronto, but this hot spot for the beautiful people could be mistaken for a model-rich Mayfair playground. It's funky aesthetic includes an on-location hairdresser and make-up artists in the women's bathrooms, and a second-floor balcony where potential Rapunzels get to toss down their golden hair to gelled-up Armani men in the drinking space below. Unlike London hip spots though it has a collar-shirt and no jeans policy which, quite frankly, wouldn't wash in the top London joints. That said, collars keep the students out and the strong cocktails ranging from flavoured Martinis to tasty Cosmos might be a bit too hot for some of you under-graduates anyway. This is London - and it's only for grown-ups! This club is owned by the same people as Guvernment, Sky Bar, Kool Haus, Dragon Fly, & Ultra Supper Club.

CiRCA is a one-of-a-kind entertainment venue and nightclub created by New York City nightlife luminary Peter Gatien in the heart of Toronto’s Entertainment District. Located inside the Festival Hall Entertainment Complex at the corner of King and John, the four-story, 55,000 square foot state-of-the-art space is an arts, music, entertainment, and fashion event-space unlike anything else in the world.

The multi-tiered space features a unique collection of facilities including large art and product display areas, multiple live event spaces and large main stage, a film screening room (SKYY Cinema Lounge), a recording studio (due to be completed in December 2007), in-house food-preparation and catering facilities, and a full range of concierge service and amenities. On weekends CiRCA operates as a nightclub playing host to regular music and performance driven events featuring world class DJs and artists, while the rest of the week the venue hosts a rich itinerary of corporate and cultural events.

Corner of Adelaide and Brant Street; Entrance through alley off Brant Street.

Since opening our doors in May of 2005, Footwork has earned a reputation for delivering quality parties, covering every genre of the electronic dance scene. In just a short time, Footwork has carved its niche and filled the void of intimate nightclubs in Toronto. Nestled conveniently between Toronto’s commercial club district and the thriving King West community, it’s a unique environment offering simply the best of the underground. Saturday nights showcase international artists with some of dance music’s biggest names performing weekly in the cozy confines of Footwork. And while Friday nights focus purely on local DJ’s, the talent being presented is nothing short of world class. We are a family. This is our house. Everyone’s invited.

Actually it's not London it's Toronto, but this hot spot for the beautiful people could be mistaken for a model-rich Mayfair playground. It's funky aesthetic includes an on-location hairdresser and make-up artists in the women's bathrooms, and a second-floor balcony where potential Rapunzels get to toss down their golden hair to gelled-up Armani men in the drinking space below. Unlike London hip spots though it has a collar-shirt and no jeans policy which, quite frankly, wouldn't wash in the top London joints. That said, collars keep the students out and the strong cocktails ranging from flavoured Martinis to tasty Cosmos might be a bit too hot for some of you under-graduates anyway. This is London - and it's only for grown-ups! This club is owned by the same people as Guvernment, Sky Bar, Kool Haus, Dragon Fly, & Ultra Supper Club.