Photo summer Camp-PWYC Scading Cabin

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## About the event

Join us for a run evening of Pioneer photography with Toronto's oldest cabin and a period dressed model for this fun Flash photography workshop. Learn how to create amazing cinematic images in small spaces. This is a great chance to shoot in a historic space with an amazing model and some great Elinchrom equipment.

Location: Scadding Cabin, Exhibition PlaceOur Photography Lighting Workshop takes place at the historic Scadding Cabin — Toronto’s oldest surviving house. Built in 1794 by John Scadding, an immigrant from Devonshire, the log cabin originally stood on the east side of the Don River. It served as his home until 1796, after which it was used as a farm building for decades.
In 1879, to celebrate the very first Toronto Industrial Exhibition (now the CNE), the cabin was dismantled, moved, and rebuilt by the York Pioneers at its current site in Exhibition Place.
PHOTO SUMMER CAMP 2026 is here!
Join the West Toronto Photography Group this July and August for an exciting series of Community Pay What You Can photography workshops at Exhibition Place.
Whether you're just starting out or you're an experienced photographer, these hands-on outdoor workshops are designed to inspire your creativity while connecting you with a welcoming community of photographers.
Explore and photograph some of Toronto's most iconic building locations in Exhibition Place grounds this year, including:
Horse Palace - Historic Art Deco architecture
Bandshell Stage - Beautiful heritage stages and performance spaces
Scadding Cabin -The oldest surviving building in Toronto
The Automotive building -Unique outdoor locations full of photographic opportunities
Leave the studio behind and spend your summer creating amazing images, learning new techniques, meeting fellow photographers, and discovering the stories hidden in some of Toronto's most remarkable places.
Our workshops are welcoming, inclusive, and offered on a Pay What You Can basis so that everyone has the opportunity to participate.
Summer and Fall 2026


Exhibition Place & Historic Toronto Locations
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The West Toronto Photography Group is a proud Métis-led, Indigenous-led, not-for-profit arts organization that has been serving Toronto's diverse communities through accessible photography education, mentorship, and community arts programming since 2011.
Come set your creativity free this summer—we can't wait to create with you!