Toronto's premier warehouse rave destination — 131 McCormack Street in The Junction is a 20,000-square-foot industrial space that runs some of the city's most ambitious one-night events: underground electronic parties with VOID sound systems, Pride warehouse raves, tattoo and food pop-ups inside the party, and multi-room events that fill the full 20,000 square feet. Not a permanent club — check the event calendar.
Neighbourhood: The Junction · Address: 131 McCormack St, Toronto, ON M6N 1X8 · Hours: Event-dependent — typically Fri or Sat 10pm–4am | Check Instagram @131mccormack or Eventbrite
Why Visit
131 McCormack hosts Toronto’s wildest one-night warehouse parties, drawing crowds for massive electronic events you won’t find anywhere else in the city. Each event transforms the raw, industrial space with top-tier sound and immersive pop-ups.
What Makes It Unique
Unlike permanent clubs, 131 McCormack only opens for occasional, full-warehouse raves that pack 20,000 square feet with one-off experiences—think tattoo pop-ups, late-night food vendors, and rotating setups. Their VOID sound system and non-traditional bar policies (sometimes BYOB, sometimes full bar) set it apart from anything on College or Queen West.
131 McCormack Street is Toronto's most significant warehouse event space — a 20,000-square-foot industrial building in The Junction neighbourhood that doesn't operate as a permanent nightclub but as a curated event venue hosting some of the most ambitious one-night parties the city produces. When 131 McCormack is open, it's an event. When it's not open, it's a closed warehouse. This distinction is what makes it special: the space only exists when something worth seeing is happening.
The building is a converted industrial warehouse in the western end of The Junction — a neighbourhood that still has the bones of its manufacturing history intact, making it an authentic backdrop for the warehouse rave culture 131 McCormack hosts. The interior is raw and deliberately unfinished: concrete floors, high ceilings, exposed ductwork, and the kind of room geometry that a sound engineer can work with rather than fight against. When the VOID sound system is installed for an event, the result is among the finest bass-heavy listening environments in Toronto.
The programming is genuinely varied and uncompromising. Pride weekend warehouse raves with LGBTQ+ promoters, marathon electronic music sessions from 10PM to 4AM, events with tattoo artists working inside the party (you can book a tattoo mid-dance-floor), food pop-ups ranging from late-night tacos to full hot food service, and themed raves that span the full 20,000 square feet with different rooms running different genres simultaneously. There are also charity events, community fundraisers, and anniversary parties from Toronto's longest-running promoter collectives — 131 McCormack has hosted some of the most storied Toronto club brands.
Tickets are available through Eventbrite and usually move quickly — major events from credentialed promoters can sell out in days or hours. The Instagram account (@131mccormack) is the most reliable source for upcoming events, advance ticket links, and details on whether a specific night is cash bar, BYOB, or mixed. On-site amenities vary by event but typically include a coat check, ATM, and newly renovated washrooms. Age 19+ strictly enforced.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 131 McCormack in Toronto?
131 McCormack is a 20,000-square-foot industrial warehouse event space in The Junction neighbourhood (131 McCormack St, Toronto). It is not a permanent nightclub — it operates on an event-by-event basis, hosting warehouse raves, electronic music nights, Pride events, and special parties. Check @131mccormack on Instagram or Eventbrite for upcoming event dates and tickets.
How do I get to 131 McCormack Street Toronto?
131 McCormack Street is in The Junction, about a 12-minute walk south from Keele Station (Line 2). Uber or taxi from the Junction or Roncesvalles area is the most practical option for late-night events. There is street parking in the surrounding industrial area on event nights, though it fills up quickly — rideshare is recommended.
What kind of events happen at 131 McCormack Toronto?
131 McCormack hosts warehouse raves, underground electronic music events with VOID sound systems, Pride weekend parties, LGBTQ+ inclusive events, multi-room electronic nights, charity fundraisers, and special events with tattoo artists or food pop-ups inside. The programming is event-driven — each night has a different promoter, lineup, and format. Events typically run Fridays and Saturdays from 10PM to 4AM.
Do I need to buy tickets in advance for 131 McCormack events?
Yes — popular events at 131 McCormack sell out. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite; follow @131mccormack on Instagram for advance notice of upcoming events and ticket links. For major nights (Pride events, VOID system events, known promoter collectives), tickets can sell out in hours after going on sale. Walk-up availability is not guaranteed and often unavailable for headline events.