Venue Name | Fermenting Cellar at the Distillery District |
Address | 28 Distillery Lane, Toronto, ON |
Venue Type | Urban |
Website | www.distilleryevents.com |
WiFi Available | No |
Onsite Parking | Yes |
Outdoor Venue Space Available | Yes - Access to the Distillery District |
Wheelchair accessible | Yes |
ROOM NAME | Sq. ft. | Cocktail | Seated | Theatre | Stations | Notes | ||
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With ceremony/DF | 7500 | 300 | 200 | -- | 200 | |||
Exhibition Hall | 7500 | 500 | 300 | -- | 300 | |||
No ceremony/DF | 7500 | 600 | 350 | -- | 400 |
The exterior of today’s fermenting cellar looks much as it did when it first opened in January 1861. Designed by David Roberts, Sr., the fermenting cellar was a one-and-a-half storey, limestone structure that stretched west from the five-storey stone distilling and milling building. Originally constructed on what was then Toronto’s waterfront, The Fermenting Cellar has now been transformed into the most unique event platform in Toronto.
Full Kitchen Facilities | 60” or 72” Round Tables | ||
All Barware, Glassware, Beverage Services | Silver Chivari Chairs | ||
Plexi-Glass Bars | White & Black Coffee Tables | ||
White & Black Leather Furniture | Cruiser Tables | ||
2 Venue Security | Complimentary Bridal Suite | ||
Complimentary On-Site Parking | Complimentary Coat Check | ||
16' White Velour Drape | On-Site Event Manager |
Yes, there is a $300 kitchen fee.
No, Caterer or client handles.
Preferred Caterers is 15% - other Caterers are 20%.