Meet Funk Shui: Our New Counterpart Across the Street

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If you’ve walked past 769 Dundas St W lately, you’ve probably noticed something new taking shape right across from us. That’s Funk’Shui, our sister venue and daytime-to-late-night counterpart.

Two Rooms, Two Moods

Wiggle Room has always been about the dark, underground experience: late nights, after-hours, the deep end of the dance floor. Funk’Shui is the other half of that equation. Bright, open, flexible, built for the hours before we open our doors.

Where Wiggle Room takes you into the night, Funk’Shui carries the day. Two rooms, two moods, one community stretching across Dundas Street.

The Name

Funk’Shui plays with rhythm, resonance and flow: part funk, part movement, born from a performer’s dream. Water moves, bends, and finds its own path. A dance floor does the same. That’s the feeling behind the name, not a design philosophy, just a room in motion.

Find your flow. Feel the groove.

What’s Happening There

Funk’Shui debuted on NYE 2025/26 and is still coming together: clean white walls, warm wood accents, an open layout built to flex with whatever the night calls for. Food is part of the plan and coming soon.

In the meantime, it’s already hosting real programming, including some of our own:

  • Wiggle Room Academy masterclasses, intimate production sessions starting with Tribal House and Tech House pioneer Carlos Manaça
  • DnB & Jungle, featuring Marcus Visionary, Joyride, Fizzx and Illfingaz as part of our 5th Anniversary Festival

Come Say Hi

If you’re a regular here, Funk’Shui is worth a look. Same street, same community, different hours and a different feel. It’s where things start before they end up at Wiggle Room.

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Our policy on smart glasses (e.g., Meta Ray‑Ban)

Ray-Ban sunglasses case with USB-C port and colorful lights in background

At Wiggle Room, consent and comfort come first. We want everyone to feel safe dancing, connecting, and being themselves, and that includes having control over when they’re photographed or recorded.

To protect privacy in a crowded, low‑light dance environment, we do not permit smart glasses with hidden or discreet recording capability (for example, Meta’s camera‑equipped eyewear). Prescription glasses are absolutely welcome. If your only eyewear has recording capability, speak with staff at the door; we’ll work with you on a solution such as covering the camera with a sticker so you can see while respecting others’ privacy.

Our professional photographer and videographer may capture the night’s energy, but no one is ever required to appear in photos or videos. If you’d prefer not to be pictured, indicate to the photographer or any staff member on arrival (or anytime), and we’ll honour that without question. We don’t post unwelcome images; we’ll remove photos on request, and we never sell or share high‑resolution files.

Please be mindful when taking photos or videos: seek consent before or after (a nod, a smile, a gesture, or verbal “yes”), and respect a “no” (a head shake or hand wave). Boundaries can shift with context; when in doubt, ask.

See more information in our privacy policy.

Thank you for helping us keep the space safe, respectful, flexible, and inclusive. If you have questions, contact us. After events, our best shots appear on our site and socials.

Wiggle Room Toronto prohibits smart glasses to protect patron privacy.

News Media Coverage

CBC Video: A Toronto dance venue is banning smart glasses. Here’s why
EDM Tunes: Toronto Venue Bans Smart Glasses – Should Others Do The Same?