If you are looking to hold your wedding, funeral or baptism, please following the links.

Rental Space to hosts concerts, celebrations, workshops, meetings and more. We offer competitive rates for all our rooms, with prices set for both commercial and non-commercial events. Please contact John Naylor with any questions.

 
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Sanctuary

With seating for more than 500 people (200 socially distanced), this spacious area is ideal for weddings, concerts, film screenings and performances. It includes access to a grand piano, risers, a sound system and two projection screens connected to a computer.

 
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M&M Room

This room is connected to the Sanctuary and can seat 35 people (12 socially distanced) theatre style for rehearsals, meetings and other casual events.

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Hospitality Hall

This multipurpose room convieniently located accross the hall from the Sanctuary is a staple for. wedding receptions, community dinners, dance practices and retail and farmer’s markets. It seats 300 people for a dinner and 500 people (200 socially distanced) for theatre and conference seating. The hall includes a projection system, a small sound system with microphones and hardwood floors.

 
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Kitchen

Our commercial sized kitchen is made for renters who want to cook for dozens of guests. It includes an industrial dishwasher, electric and gas stoves and ovens, and all the settings and cookware needed to prepare a feast. The kitchen is located at the end of Hospitality Hall where meetings, lunches and dinners are held.

(The kitchen is currently closed)

 
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Holy Grounds Room

This room on the lower level is perfect for mid-sized meetings or rehearsals..


Getting approval to serve liquor at your event

You're just two steps away from getting approval to serve liquor at an event held at McDougall United Church. First, contact Facilities Coordinator John Naylor to inform him you'll be serving liquor. 

Step two, apply on for a AGLC private special events license, https://aglc.ca/liquor/liquor-licences/applying-licence/liquor-licences-private-special-events. If the event is open to the public you must apply for a public liquor license 6-8 weeks in advance, https://aglc.ca/liquor/liquor-licences/applying-licence/liquor-licences-public-special-events Anyone who runs an event where liquor is served is required to familiarize themselves with AGLC rules about attendance, food, hours and advertising, among other regulations