heritage Venue Rentals

Officially, the Deep Cove Yacht Club began its existence on July 31, l936 as the Deep Cove Sport Association and later became the Deep Cove Yacht & Sports Club, known fondly to most as the Deep Cove Yacht Club.... Read More »

Heritage Hall is a landmark building at the corner of 15th Avenue and Main Street in Vancouver. The beautiful main floor of the building is available to rent for special events of all... Read More »

The casual elegance of our restaurant and Private Function rooms, the fresh country atmosphere of our lawn and gardens, and the cozy charm of our Lakeside Cottage all provide memorable settings for special events.... Read More »

Nestled in Stanley Park, with an unbeatable view of Coal Harbour, the Vancouver Rowing Club is the perfect location for seminars, business retreats, lunches, weddings, cocktail receptions, or gala dinners. This... Read More »

Enhanced by a picturesque setting with a breathtaking background of snowcapped mountains to the North, the Delta Town & Country Inn is the ideal choice for business and leisure travelers alike. Centrally located... Read More »

The Maison Mackin House heritage doll and toy museum features over 700 toys including the spectacular Dower Dollhouse.  Read More →

The Murrayville Hall was rebuilt in 1928 near the end of the first World War as a memorial, after the original 1909 hall burnt. It has served the social needs of the community by providing a neighborhood center... Read More »

Built as a memorial to British Columbia’s centennial in 1958, this four-hectare (10-acre) open-air museum is a recreation of an early 1900s community. Among its 30 buildings and outdoor scenes are a schoolhouse,... Read More »

Burnaby Art Gallery is dedicated to presenting a variety of exhibitions and events in the galleries of the Burnaby Art Gallery and throughout the community. Services include educational programs for children, adults... Read More »

The story of St. George’s Anglican Church began in 1859, when the Hudson Bay Company’s chaplain, the Reverend W.B. Crickmer, built a church at Derby, three miles west of the present town of Fort Langley... Read More »