The Music Hall was originally built as Centenary Methodist Church in 1868. Designed by architect Albert Harvey Hills, the building is a stunning example of Victorian-Romanesque architecture.

With soaring ceilings, a functional upstage Casavant organ, wrap- around mezzanine and massive stained-glass windows, The Music Hall main auditorium is a sight to behold. With seating for 993, an upper and lower lobby, elevator and plenty of ancillary rooms for storage, private functions and artist hospitality, there isn’t an event that won’t be enhanced by this gorgeous auditorium.

Once renovations are completed, this heritage building will boast the follow improvements:

• professional production light and sound

• new gender-neutral washrooms designed to handle high traffic events

• improved at-grade loading capabilities

• improve electrical distribution

• state of the art ventilation and air conditioning

• permanent and modular drink and food service infrastructure

• improved accessibility services

• live streaming and broadcast capabilities

• new elevator