Toronto's Harbourfront Centre Showcases City's Basketball History in Free Pop-Up Exhibit

Toronto Harbourfront Centre Hosts Pop-Up Exhibit Celebrating City's Basketball History Toronto, Canada – Basketball fans in Toronto have a unique opportunity to explore the city's rich basketball history at a new pop-up exhibit. "Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball," located at the Harbourfront Centre (225 Queens Quay West), offers a captivating journey through the evolution of the sport in Toronto. The exhibit, presented by the Museum of Toronto, runs until October 12th and is completely free to the public. The exhibit features a range of artifacts and displays, highlighting key moments in Toronto basketball history. From the early days of the sport to the Toronto Raptors' triumphant 2019 NBA championship win, visitors can immerse themselves in the passion and excitement that define Toronto's basketball culture. The exhibit also looks ahead to the arrival of Toronto's first WNBA team next year. "It was really important both to reflect on our wins, our recent wins, but also like on our sort of our past that maybe hasn't got a light shone on it yet," said Bria Dietrich, Associate Curator of the Museum of Toronto, in an interview featured in a recent video promoting the exhibit. The exhibit's free admission makes it accessible to all, ensuring that everyone can experience and appreciate the legacy of basketball in Toronto. The positive response to the exhibit, as seen in the video's popularity, underscores the city's deep connection to the sport and the widespread enthusiasm for this unique celebration of its history.