With a history dating back to 1889, this West Queen West venue is a concert space, but the Main Hall, Drawing Room, Conversation Room and Longboat Hall all make for great event spaces with a Victorian feel.

This one-of-a-kind Corktown venue operates out of a historic church built in 1871. Book this in-demand spot if you're the high ceilings and pillars type.

If throwing an event in a real gin distillery sounds like your style, you'll want to look into booking this airy Leslieville space with industrial and dreamy touches. Lots of plants, light and comfy furnishings set the mood.

Art deco lovers lust after this restored event space in the Stockyards District that's as historical as it is massive. There's the 5,800-square-foot Grand Symes room with three skylights, and the Scarlett Room with round windows and raw brick.

Located, obviously, right in the heart of Parkdale, this large but charming space dates back to 1920 and regularly plays host to all kinds of markets, shows and dance parties. It also has a unique ceiling that draws the eye upward.

Originally constructed in 1859, this 7,500-square-foot space has timber beams and Kingston limestone walls for a truly impressive look. Able to accommodate weddings, galas, corporate events and product launches, this venue can work with you to develop food menus for events.

Spaces on the second and third floors of this industrial building in the Entertainment District measure 2,150 square feet each, and can offer catering and valet parking. It's also a known TIFF hotspot.

The 2,500-square-foot studio at this King East venue has floor-to-ceiling windows, a built-in bar and a feature archway, plus there's also a 5,000-square-foot multi-level area. Great for weddings, corporate events, brand activations, seminars, workshops, art shows and birthday parties.

This Stockyards District venue full of exposed brick encompasses a main Grace's Room space with a kitchen facility and bar and a smaller Tasting Lounge area with a live edge wood table and velvet lounge furniture.