St. Paul's Bloor Street

St. Paul's Bloor Street is an Anglican church housed in a landmark stone building that retains strong Gothic architectural character.

Venue highlights: The church provides an expansive nave and chancel suited to formal ceremonies, concerts and art exhibitions. An in-house events team manages promoted and ticketed programmes and coordinates catering. A lift provides step-free access to upper levels.

Best for: Wedding ceremonies, classical concerts, arts exhibitions.

Location: Bloor Street East in central Toronto sits beside a major subway interchange, and the surrounding streets offer a range of restaurants and cultural venues for pre- or post-event gatherings.

What guests say: The staff provide kind, helpful guidance to newcomers and event organisers. The building is kept in good condition and offers a tidy, presentable setting for ceremonies.

• Boardroom - up to 40

• Classroom - up to 80

• Dining - up to 112

• Standing - up to 220

• Theatre - up to 210

• Ushaped - up to 40

• Air conditioning
• Flatscreen TV
• PA system / speakers
• Wi-Fi
• Natural daylight / Large windows
• Whiteboard / flipcharts