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Corporate and Social Events at Commonwealth Recreation Centre

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Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre has spaces of varying sizes for recreation, education, arts and cultural programs, children’s spaces, meeting spaces, and senior’s activities. Come and take advantage of our spacious and modern facilities located just outside the downtown core.

Rental Spaces

Jackie Parker Room or Quarterback Club Room (banquet-style)

Capacity : 200 seated or 400 standing
Rate: $1,000/day

Not available mid-November to mid-May annually

Igloo Room

Capacity: 35-70 people
Rate: $83/hour or $447/day

*Meeting Rooms 202, 203, 204, 206 (Boardroom style only)

Capacity: 15 people
Rate: $67.50/hour or $406/day

*Meeting Room 205

Capacity: 35 people
Rate: $83/hour or $447/day

*Limited availability June 1 - December 15 annually

Multi-Purpose Room #4

Capacity: 25 people
Rate: $67.50/hour or $371/day

Green and Gold Room (Muli-Purpose Room 6)

Capacity: 50+ people (maximum capacity pending floor plan selection)
Rate: $83/hour or $447/day

Studio #2

Capacity: 35 people
Rate: $65/hour

Studio #3

Capacity: 30 people
Rate: $67.50/hour or $371/day

Room Amenities

Only meeting rooms 204, 205 and 206 are outfitted with Smartboards. The remainder have televisions or projectors included in the room rental.

Clients are responsible for providing their own audio visual equipment.

Food and beverages can be brought in, delivered, or purchased through our on-site location, Fuel Up.

SOCAN and Re:SOUND

If you are planning a special event that includes live or recorded music of any kind, you are required to pay licence fee to SOCAN and Re-Sound. The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN) and Re:Sound Music Licensing Company (Re:Sound) are collective societies. These collective societies can charge tariffs for the performance of music in public, according to section 19(2)(a) of the Copyright Act.