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About Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex

Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex is a heritage event venue at Exhibition Place in Toronto, offering a blend of historic charm and modern space. With three grand ballrooms—the Governor’s Room, Renaissance & Centennial Rooms—and a flexible open-concept area, the complex can host events from intimate gatherings to large galas, with a total capacity up to about 4,000 across spaces. Each room can be configured for theater, banquet, or reception setups, making it a versatile choice for weddings, galas, conferences, and Open House events.

Whether you’re planning a corporate gala, a charity fundraiser, or a celebratory soirée, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket and event planning support. Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your plans with ease.

Address: 25 British Columbia Rd., Exhibition Place, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3. The venue sits across from Exhibition Place attractions and is connected to TTC and GO networks via Exhibition GO Station, with pedestrian improvements linking Liberty Grand to Liberty Village and surrounding areas. Parking includes on-site Lot 855 with approximately 156 spaces and other options within Exhibition Place. For guests staying in the area, Hotel X Toronto (111 Princes' Blvd) is directly across from Exhibition Place, among other nearby accommodations. When you’re ready to book, we’ll help you secure your seats and coordinate with partner hotels and dining recommendations to fit your event goals.

Seating layouts by space include: Governor’s Room (Theatre 1,000; Banquet 800; Reception 1,500), Artifacts Room (Theatre 800; Banquet 300; Reception 1,200), Renaissance & Centennial Rooms (Theatre 500; Banquet 300; Reception 600), and Courtyard (Theatre 400; Banquet 200; Reception 400). The facility operates as Liberty Grand, a renamed heritage building that began as the Ontario Government Building and transitioned to Liberty Grand in 2001–2002.

Top events include the FoodBall series, Countdown NYE, and multiple themed galas, along with Open House events (e.g., 2026 Open House). Reach out to us for a no-fuss ticketing experience and reliable venue guidance—we’ve got you covered.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 25 British Columbia Rd., Exhibition Place, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3.
  • Venue type: heritage event complex with three grand ballrooms (Governor’s Room, Renaissance & Centennial Rooms) plus a modern open-concept space.
  • Total facility capacity: up to about 4,000 (entire facility), with individual spaces ranging up to around 1,000 theater-style; rooms configured for theater, banquet, or reception.
  • Governor’s Room: Theatre 1,000; Banquet 800; Reception 1,500.
  • Artifacts Room and Renaissance & Centennial Rooms have separate capacity profiles (Artifacts Room: Theatre 800; Banquet 300; Reception 1,200; Renaissance & Centennial: Theatre 500; Banquet 300; Reception 600).
  • Courtyard: Theatre 400; Banquet 200; Reception 400 (open-air space).
  • Parking: on-site Lot 855 at Exhibition Place with about 156 spaces; daytime rate around C$18; additional parking options exist on site. Footnote: see Exhibition Place parking guides.
  • Transit/Getting here: connected to TTC/GO networks; Exhibition GO Station access and new pedestrian connections improve access to Liberty Village and Exhibition Place.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel X Toronto (111 Princes' Blvd) is directly across from Exhibition Place; other nearby options are listed in general hotel listings for Exhibition Place.
  • Notable events: principal events include FoodBall (held at Liberty Grand, inaugural 2019), Countdown NYE and various themed galas; Liberty Grand also hosts Open House events (e.g., 2026 Open House).
  • Renaming/demolition note: the building began as the Ontario Government Building and was renamed Liberty Grand in 2001–2002; it remains in operation as Liberty Grand.