The Metropolitan Silver Band is a brass band in the English tradition, using only the instruments of the brass and percussion families. We have been based at the Metropolitan United Church in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada, since 1934.
Introducing our new logo!
We are excited to announce the launch of our new logo! This crest so nicely captures the relationship between us, our music and the Metropolitan United Church, our home since 1934.
Special thanks to band friend Ian Barlow for his creative dedication to the project.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new logo! This crest so nicely captures the relationship between us, our music and the Metropolitan United Church, our home since 1934.
Special thanks to band friend Ian Barlow for his creative dedication to the project.
Metropolitan United Church - 200th Anniversary
56 Queen St. E, Toronto
(416) 363-0331
2018 marks the 200th anniversary of our home, Metropolitan United Church. The church has a long history of worship and service in Toronto, beginning with its Wesleyan Methodist incarnation in 1818. The first building was a small Methodist chapel located nearby on King St. In 1831, another site was acquired and a Georgian style building was opened to accommodate 1,000 people on Adelaide St. In 1868, the present block was purchased and the Metropolitan Wesleyan Methodist Church was constructed in the Gothic style by Henry Langley. The building was dedicated in 1872 and seated 2,200 people.
Check out the brochure for a list of events all year long.
56 Queen St. E, Toronto
(416) 363-0331
2018 marks the 200th anniversary of our home, Metropolitan United Church. The church has a long history of worship and service in Toronto, beginning with its Wesleyan Methodist incarnation in 1818. The first building was a small Methodist chapel located nearby on King St. In 1831, another site was acquired and a Georgian style building was opened to accommodate 1,000 people on Adelaide St. In 1868, the present block was purchased and the Metropolitan Wesleyan Methodist Church was constructed in the Gothic style by Henry Langley. The building was dedicated in 1872 and seated 2,200 people.
Check out the brochure for a list of events all year long.
