Campbell House Museum

Housed in the oldest surviving building from the Town of York, Campbell House Museum offers couples a celebration steeped in Toronto's earliest history, right in the heart of downtown.

The museum is a vibrant public space with a heritage house and gardens, and it is available for private event rentals throughout the year.

Its largest room, the elegant Ballroom, can accommodate approximately 50 guests for a seated dinner or 60 for a theatre-style gathering, a lovely scale for an intimate wedding dinner.

Throughout the house, the museum can host up to around 150 people standing across several levels, so a cocktail-style reception can drift from room to room.

The museum's outdoor garden can also be included, seating up to approximately 100 guests or welcoming around 200 standing. A couple might imagine guests gathering outside on a summer evening before moving indoors.

Couples can book exclusive use of the house, or the house and gardens together, with museum staff present to care for the historic building during the event.

Getting here is easy: the museum is immediately next to Osgoode Subway Station and on the 501 streetcar route, and it is about a 15-minute walk from Union Station.

For couples who want a small, historic Toronto celebration with character in every room, Campbell House Museum offers heritage charm, a garden and a setting unlike any banquet hall.