St. Lawrence Hall – a social and cultural centre for Toronto
Designated as a national historic site by the Government of Canada, St. Lawrence Hall was constructed in 1850. Built to serve city debutantes and the elite for social gatherings, rallies and recitals, St. Lawrence Hall was – and continues to be – recognized as a premiere 19th century building. It is truly the first social and cultural centre created for City of Toronto residents.
With its delicately etched stonework, ornately detailed roof cresting and the beacon of the domed cupola juxtaposed amongst an urban landscape, St. Lawrence Hall is unmistakable. It's this grandiosity and its reverence as a part of Toronto's history that defines St. Lawrence Hall as a significant and culturally relevant architectural masterpiece.
Its legacy continues today, as locals and international visitors continue to fall in love with its opulence and traditional demeanor - creating their own story, at the historical St. Lawrence Hall. Several spaces are available to accommodate a wide range of events.
Are you planning a wedding, corporate event, holiday party or film shoot? We would be delighted to take you on a tour. The entire 3rd floor is available for rental which includes the Great Hall, the VIP Room and the East Room, ideal for weddings.
The Great Hall
Size: 38 x 75 feet
2,850 sq. ft.
Seating without dance floor: 200
Seating with dance floor: 150
The East and VIP Rooms
The East and VIP rooms are great complements to the Great Hall. Both rooms can be used for staffing, hair and make-up or storage.
East Room
Size : 22 x 39 feet
858 sq. ft.
Recommended capacities:
Theatre style: 60
Seminar/Meetings: 35
VIP Room
Size: 448 sq. ft.
Recommended capacity:
Boardroom style: 12