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Event bookings with Region of Waterloo Museums

You can host an event almost anywhere … Yet where else will you find modern amenities and backdrops married with historic architecture. Our locations provide a unique mix of idyllic landscapes and flexible indoor-outdoor spaces.

Let us host and help you plan your event in one of our venues.

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Event Types

For unforgettable weddings, professional corporate events or special days for little ones, we have a package for you.

table set for wedding dinner featuring tall vases topped with flowers

Weddings

crowd of people seated in front of a stage

Corporate Events

Birthday Parties

Group Tours

Private Teas

Incredible Sites for Unforgettable Events

Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum

10 Huron Road - Kitchener

Grand Foyer features limestone, repurposed materials, and floor-to-ceiling windows (150 seated / 300 theatre).
Flexible indoor-outdoor space with views of Doon Heritage Village and Train Engine 894.
Freeport Historical Church, complete with an operating church bell, piano, and oil lamps (100 seats) - Rental of the church includes a one-hour rehearsal time.
Christie Theatre delivers an intimate experience (114 seats).
Versatile meeting rooms with built-in audio-visual equipment, air walls, and retractable whiteboards (20 to 100 seats).
Public Wi-Fi and charging station.
Free onsite parking (140 spaces) and electric vehicle charging station (1 station).

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McDougall Cottage Historic Site

89 Grand Avenue South - Cambridge

Built in 1858, this historical limestone cottage now operates as a museum.
Covered porch (16 seats) overlooking historic gardens (20 seats).
Flexible indoor-outdoor space with garden views.
Main foyer separates two period meeting rooms (20 seats each).
An intimate setting for small weddings, baby/bridal showers, or celebrations of life.
Public Wi-Fi and charging station.

Schneider Haus Historic Site

466 Queen Street South - Kitchener

Built in 1816, this restored historical landmark, a designated National Historic Site, now operates as a museum.
Flexible indoor space (seats 40).
Outdoor garden space suitable for a picnic (40 seats).
Public Wi-Fi.