A welcoming sanctuary for meditation practice and community in Toronto.
The Shambhala Meditation Centre of Toronto offers a serene and inclusive space for individuals at all levels of meditation experience. Located in Toronto, this centre provides free drop-in meditation sessions, structured courses, and retreats to support personal growth and mindfulness. With a focus on creating a warm and supportive environment, it fosters a community dedicated to the practice of meditation and well-being.
670 Bloor St W #300, Toronto, ON M6G 1L2, Canada
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Free guided sessions open to all levels, with donations welcome for a supportive community experience.
Structured programs offering in-depth knowledge and techniques to enhance your practice, from basics to advanced.
Immersive retreats designed for deep meditation practice in a serene, focused setting with expert facilitation.
Regular gatherings and workshops to connect with like-minded individuals and foster a sense of belonging.
Personalized tips and support for newcomers to help start or refresh their meditation journey effectively.
Overall rating
Kim Gamelin
We had our first of hopefully many visits to the Shambhala Centre last night. Warm welcoming energy from Xavier and the group. Some very insightful meditation tips from Robert. 🙏 Great place if you are new to meditation, returning or a seasoned veteran.
Prateek Chaudhary
Excellent place for practicing meditation in a group setting. It’s clean, and welcoming. Did a weeklong retreat this winter(22’-23’)and it was a worthwhile endeavour. Gail and Donald had put an A+ effort to making it a success.
Claus Kao
Went to meditation course 3 hours, it’s really good and give me more knowledges of meditation
Lauren Austin
The volunteers and staff are very friendly and helpful. The space is beautiful and well equipped. However, be warned there is little done to ensure those practising in their group meditation sessions are respectful and considerate of others. I've had many experiences now of people coming in late to a group session speaking loudly to the volunteers /staff, playing with their phone notifications etc. One time a woman came in late, stormed into the room, and knocked my head with her bag on the way to her seat. Needles to say, if you're serious about your practice and are looking for a group session, this is definitely something to consider.
Alexander Xavier
This is a lovely meditation centre. Best one I've found in Toronto. Wonderful community. I haven't been in quite a few years, but I plan on returning very soon. Drop in meditation is free, but donations are welcome (and encouraged). They also have a number of great courses to help you on your path.
