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Creative dissent Stir it up!

What to do when inner values and outer reality can no longer be reconciled? Ignore, despair, laugh at, protest? Gegenüber sheds light on the power of creativity and forms of resistance — and asks: When is the right moment to change the world? A transatlantic journey through society, history, and resistance.

Jenseits der Parolen © Ricardo Roa

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The Goethe-Institut brings the German language to the world. We offer German courses and German exams in over 90 countries.

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Camp Go Goethe !

Looking for an exciting and educational PA-Day Camp? Look no further: Camp Go Goethe! is a German language and culture day camp hosted by the Goethe-Institut Toronto.

Go Goethe Camp

Media Lounge

Diverse. Open to all.

In the library you will find a selection of media in German and in translation: books, magazines, films, music and games. Get inspired, find out about current topics and trends, and get to know Germany.

Opening hours

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu:	10 am - 4 pm *Custom appointments after prior registration

Lending

The use of books and media in the library is free of charge and accessable for everyone. For borrowing you need a library card.

Lending books and media

Onleihe

The Onleihe is a digital service of the Media Lounge of the Goethe-Institut Canada that allows you to borrow digital media.

Lending of online books and media

Discover the library

Media Lounge Toronto © Calvin Thomas

Onleihe

The Onleihe is Goethe-Institut’s digital library (eLibrary). More than 23,000 German language eBooks, audio books, movies, materials for German language learners, magazines and newspapers are available for downloading from the Onleihe.

« Onleihe » : la bibliothèque numérique Illustration: Maria Tran Larsen © Goethe-Institut Illustration : Maria Tran Larsen © Goethe-Institut