Indoor Social Gathering Venues

The Coach House at Dundurn

Located at Dundurn National Historic Site on the upper floor of The Coach House, a magnificent Victorian venue built in 1870, this unique gathering space is sure to impress. Inquire about a guided tour of Dundurn Castle for your guests.

• Unique 1870 Coach House
• Kitchenette including full size fridge and ice maker
• 2-acre historic Kitchen Garden

• Guided tours with costumed interpreters
• Fully accessible gathering space
• Free parking

The Stable at Whitehern

Located at Whitehern Historic House & Garden, this cottage-style retreat in the very heart of the city exudes the tranquil charm of a quaint country cottage complete with dark-stained wood and original limestone walls. Request a guided tour of Whitehern Historic House and learn about three generations of the McQuesten family.

• 1850s cottage-style retreat in the heart of the city
• Kitchenette with full size fridge
• Beautiful historic gardens

• Fully accessible gathering space
• Downtown location behind City Hall

The Cellar at Grandview

Set among a spacious rural landscape at Battlefield House Museum & Park, this magnificent venue boasts 19th-century décor with beamed ceilings and natural light. Request a guided tour of Battlefield House Museum to round out your next gathering.

• Exquisite 1830s decor
• Kitchenette including full size fridge and stove and microwave
• Beautiful landscaped grounds

• Fully accessible gathering space
• Free parking

The Woodshed at the Steam Museum

Located at the Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology, Hamilton’s first Waterworks, this historic building features post and beam architecture from the 1850s. Book a guided tour of the 1859 Pumphouse and learn about Hamilton’s first Waterworks.

• 1859 timber-frame woodshed
• Kitchenette including full size fridge and microwave
• Fully accessible gathering space

• Free parking
• Two minutes from QEW

Ancaster Old Town Hall

The Ancaster Old Town Hall will be closed from April 14 through November 10 for capital project work.

Built in 1871, Ancaster Old Town Hall stands today as one of the finest pieces of stone architecture in Ancaster, complete with stage, hardwood floor, arched windows and a high ceiling.

• 1870s Town Hall
• Serving kitchen including full size fridge, large cooler, small freezer and warming ovens
• Fully accessible

• Free parking
• Just minutes from Highway 403

The Gallery at Fieldcote

Located at Fieldcote Memorial Park & Museum, this modest meeting space with patio doors that offer a lovely view of the beautiful garden and stone terrace.

• Multi-use space on main floor of Tudor-style building
• Kitchenette with full size fridge and small microwave
• Just minutes from Highway 403

 

Magnolia Hall

Magnolia Hall, built in 1877 in the Gothic Revival style, is a beautiful adaptive re-use of a former church with colourful stained glass windows, stunning woodwork and beautiful gardens, providing a unique, atmospheric setting for your special event.

• Unique 1877 gothic revival architecture
• 184 seated guests banquet style or 230 guests seated theatre style
• Servery kitchen
• Fully accessible including stage