George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.
What’s happening at Casa Loma Campus for our Fall Open House
Welcome to George Brown Polytechnics Casa Loma Campus, home to seven academic schools, hands-on labs, and a full lineup of Open House experiences designed to help you explore programs, meet faculty, and get a feel for student life.
Remember – Casa Loma is a large campus, so to help you find the things you need, there are arrows on the floor to help guide you.
$10,000 in Scholarships Up for Grabs
Visit George Brown Polytechnic’s Open House on Saturday, October 24, 2026, and enter for your chance to win one of four scholarships worth up to $2,500 each. To enter:
- Attend the Open House at St. James, Casa Loma or Waterfront Campus on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
- Sign in or register with staff at the Open House when you arrive. (Ensure you confirm or provide accurate contact information).
Terms and conditions apply. Learn more at georgebrown.ca/open-house-scholarship.
When you arrive
Check in
All visitors can check in at 146 Kendal Ave OR 160 Kendal Ave Or 1 Dartnell Ave. Please have your QR code from your registration confirmation email ready to scan (QR code is required at all campuses). We will have Welcome Ambassadors onsite to support a smooth check-in for you and your guests.
Campus tour
Join a student-led guided tour to explore the campus, classrooms, and student spaces. Tours depart from the Library Learning Commons (LLC) on the 3rd floor of C Building.
Apply on-site
Start your OCAS application right at Open House. We will be providing complimentary OCAS vouchers, waiving the $150 application fee! Start your George Brown application with us on-site in our Library Learning Commons on the 3rd floor (Room C330).
Student Learning and Support Fair
Join us on the second floor of C Building to learn about academic, personal, and student life supports. Staff can answer questions and help you discover resources available from day one.