[Arob]

I say the five most creative neighbourhoods in this city are as follows,

1) Liberty Village
2) Distillery District
3) King St W at Bathurst
4) The Grange / John St north
5) Leslieville

as per Top Five Most Creative Neighbourhoods in Toronto on Fuel Ghoul.

What do you think? Did I leave out any area that should be on this list? Should King St W at Bathurst be here?

I'm just doing a check around to see if maybe I can make a top ten article for a newspaper.

 

[junctionist]

The Annex must be up there with many writers and musicians calling it home. The Junction has a lot of creative people and businesses now as well.

 

[Arob]

Ahhh well done. Yes of course you are right on both counts.

 

[UserNameToronto]

How do you define "creative neighbourhood"?

Cabbagetown, with its high proportion of authors, TV personalities, and CBC types, must be on the list too.

I'm skeptical about the Distillery District - while there are many galleries there, I'm not sure it's where artists actually live.

 

[Arob]

Alright I'll bite. I messaged you.

 

[DavidJamesTO]

I'm skeptical about the Distillery District - while there are many galleries there, I'm not sure it's where artists actually live.

Building 15 is home to several Artscape studios and the offices/studios of many organizations like Dancemakers and Nightwood Theatre. Check the site directory for names.