C Banquets

C Banquets is run by City of Mississauga Hospitality Services on the 12th floor of the Civic Centre, across from Square One.

About the venue

The room has floor-to-ceiling windows and divides into west and east sides. All food and drink is provided in-house; outside food and beverages are not permitted. Underground Civic Centre parking connects by elevator, and is free after 6 p.m. and on weekends. The venue is scheduled to close for renovations from December 21, 2026 to February 28, 2027.

On EventPlans.ca it is listed as a banquet hall in Mississauga, at 300 City Centre Drive, 12th floor, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1.

Event spaces

The venue lists these spaces. Capacities are the venue’s own figures and change with the layout you choose.

• West side: 144 banquet, 135 theatre, 96 half rounds
• East side: 88 banquet, 100 theatre
• Full room: 200 cocktail

Capacity

The venue publishes a maximum of 144 seated, 200 standing reception, 135 theatre style. Those are top figures for an empty room. A dance floor, a stage, a buffet or a photo booth each take space, so plan on fewer guests than the maximum once your layout is drawn.

A useful rule: a seated dinner at rounds of ten needs about 1 to 1.2 square metres per guest, a standing reception about 0.7, and theatre seating about 0.6, before you add a stage or dance floor. The venue capacity calculator does the arithmetic for your room.

Events it hosts

According to its own event pages, the venue hosts weddings, corporate events and private social events.

For timelines, budgets and checklists, start with the wedding planning hub, corporate holiday party hub.

Questions to ask on your site visit

Bring these to your walk-through. Get the answers in writing before you sign.

• Which room or combination of rooms fits your guest count, and can another event run in the next room on the same night?
• What is included in the per-person package, and which items are extra (cake cutting, chair covers, late-night food, coat check)?
• Is there a built-in stage and dance floor, and what size are they?
• Can the kitchen handle the cuisine and dietary needs you have, including halal, kosher-style, vegetarian or nut-free menus?
• What time must music stop and the room be cleared?
• How many parking spaces are there, and is there a charge?

Planning entertainment here

Banquet halls usually have the ceiling height and floor space for most acts, from a strolling magician at cocktails to a stage show after dinner. Ask whether the stage has steps and power at the front, and how far the head table sits from it.

Send every performer’s technical needs to the venue before you book: floor space, ceiling height, power, sound and changing room.

Getting there

Check the venue website for directions, parking rates and accessible entrances, and send the details to guests with the invitation.

Official website: mississauga.ca/hospitality-services/c-banquets