In the heart of downtown
Nathan Phillips Square spreads out in front of Toronto City Hall — an iconic public space with its reflecting pool, arching walkways and the TORONTO sign. For three days it becomes PanamFest's Pan-American stage: live music, kitchens from across the Americas, and a cultural marketplace, all free to attend.
How to Get There
Nathan Phillips Square sits in downtown Toronto, superbly connected. Pick how you'll arrive.
The easiest way in. The square sits right on Line 1 and the 501 Queen streetcar route.
A festival for everyone
Nathan Phillips Square is fully accessible. We want everyone to enjoy PanamFest comfortably.
Ramps & level paths
The plaza is paved and level, with ramps at every change in grade — no stairs required.
Elevators from the garage
Elevators bring you up from the underground garage straight onto the square.
Accessible washrooms
Accessible washrooms are available on-site throughout the festival.
Service animals welcome
Service animals are welcome everywhere at PanamFest.
Have specific access needs? Reach our team ahead of time →
Where it all happens
Main stage beside the reflecting pool, rows of vendors and kitchens, and space to rest — all within the square.
Layout is illustrative and may change before the event.