The Floral Hall is the largest space available. It features a soaring 20-foot ceiling and a series of skylights that offer a view of the passing clouds. The interior of pale oak woodwork, dark tiled floors, grey dry-stacked stone and neutral walls provide a blank canvas that is complemented by any décor. A stage, screen, sound system, lighting options and a convenient loading/receiving area accompany this unique and elegant space as well as a change room/green room and washrooms.
The hall has its own private garden courtyard, accessible through double glass doors. Walls of acid-etched glass, natural stone and espaliered fruit trees encircle this secluded space. Fragrant shrubs and white, flowering perennials make this elegant area ideally suited for evening enjoyment.
Area: 3,400 ft2
Minimum ceiling height: 16′
Maximum ceiling height: 20′
Capacity
Theatre style seating: 350 people
Cocktail events: 350 people
Dinner seating (10 person round tables): 240 people
Dinner seating with dance floor: 200 people
Ceremony seating on patio: 120-140 people
about the author: Aldona Satterthwaite
Aldona Satterthwaite started gardening as a child and has never stopped. Until recently, she was the executive director of Toronto Botanical Garden. Previously, Aldona was editor-in-chief of Canadian Gardening magazine, which during her eight-year tenure was twice named Magazine of the Year (large circulation category) by the Canadian Society of Magazine Editors. In 2007, she was co-named Editor of the Year. Aldona, who’s a Master Gardener, completed her journalism studies at the Regent Street Polytechnic (now Westminster University) in London, England and studied landscape architecture at Ryerson University. She’s enjoyed a varied and successful writing and editing career that has spanned magazines, advertising and the museum world, and has included stints as Director of Writing Services at The Museum of Modern Art, New York and as manager of creative services at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
