Cultural Hub
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In November 2023, Greater Sudbury City Council approved plans for the development of a Cultural Hub at Tom Davies Square. This new Cultural Hub will provide residents with a convenient, central location to connect with their community and access a variety of services. It reinforces the City’s commitment to accessibility, environmental sustainability, multiculturalism, social inclusion and culture.
The construction of the Cultural Hub will involve retrofitting both 200 Brady St. and 199 Larch St. to include:
- a new Central Library branch of the Greater Sudbury Public Library
- a new location for the Art Gallery of Sudbury
- a new location for the Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association
Explore the Progress
This project is for everyone, and we want to share the process with you. See below a list of milestones leading to our expected completion day in Summer of 2028.
City Council now meets in Room 106 at the Lionel E. Lalonde Centre in Azilda. Many departments of the City of Greater Sudbury who had workspaces in 200 Brady Street will be relocated into new workspaces at 199 Larch Street in 2026. Spaces on the first floor of 200 Brady Street will be the first to be renovated. The One Stop Services counter will remain throughout the renovation. This round will include tenders for the Council Chambers renovation, the first floor of the Cultural Hub and other long lead time items. In the Greater Sudbury Public Library space and other Cultural Hub areas.
Council Chambers temporarily relocated
City staff relocation
First floor renovation for SMFAA area begins
Round 2 and 3 of tender packages (Council Chambers and 199 Larch Street)
Ground and basement construction begins
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