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About Convocation Hall - ON
Convocation Hall in Toronto is a historic domed auditorium on King’s College Circle, known for convocation ceremonies, public lectures, concerts, and large campus events. With a seating capacity of 1,731 (subject to AV configuration), the venue blends classic architecture with modern updates, including a skylight replacement in 2020. Whether you’re attending a ceremony, a lecture, or a concert, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats with ease.
Below you’ll find seating information, parking options, transit access, and trusted recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants to make your visit convenient and enjoyable.
Convocation Hall's rich history and intimate grandeur make it a standout venue in downtown Toronto. Its proximity to major subway stations, ample nearby parking, and a range of nearby accommodations and dining options mean you can plan a seamless trip from arrival to post-event. If you’re arranging group tickets or coordinating a campus visit, we can help you navigate seating and access to this iconic space.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 1,731 seats (subject to AV setup).
- Address: 31 King's College Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1.
- Venue type: historic domed auditorium used for convocation ceremonies, lectures, concerts and large events.
- Seating chart: seating zones and exploded seat plan available in the Convocation Hall seating documentation.
- Parking: designated spaces around King's College Circle; pre-purchase parking at 107 St. George Garage; additional lots nearby (e.g., 213 Huron St, 35 Hart House Circle).
- Transit: within walking distance of TTC subway stations Queens Park, St. George, Museum.
- Nearby hotels: Kimpton Saint George, Chelsea Hotel Toronto, DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown, Windsor Arms Hotel, among others.
- Notable events: convocation ceremonies, public lectures, concerts; hall restored in 2006 and updated with a replacement skylight in 2020; continues as a major campus venue.