
Montgomery’s Inn is a City of Toronto museum that rents two rooms for events.
About the venue
The Tea Room seats 45 at tables or 70 theatre-style. The Briarly Room seats 30 at tables or 50 theatre-style. The site has a fully equipped commercial kitchen. Interior and exterior photography requires a permit.
On EventPlans.ca it is listed as a community centre and museum or gallery in Toronto, at 4709 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON.
Event spaces
The venue lists these spaces. Capacities are the venue’s own figures and change with the layout you choose.
- Tea Room: 45 at tables, 70 theatre, 70 standing
- Briarly Room: 30 at tables, 50 theatre, 50 standing
Planner facts
| Capacity | up to 45 seated; up to 70 standing; up to 70 theatre-style. The venue's own figures; they change with the layout. |
|---|---|
| Catering rules | Not yet confirmed: ask the venue |
| Bar and liquor | Not published. Ask whether the venue holds a liquor licence; if it does not, the host needs an AGCO Special Occasion Permit for any event that serves alcohol. |
| Minimum spend | Not yet confirmed: ask the venue |
| Ceiling height and rigging | Not yet confirmed: ask the venue |
| Music curfew | Not yet confirmed: ask the venue |
| Parking | Free on-site parking is available. |
| Transit | Not yet confirmed: ask the venue |
| Accessibility | The City lists the site as having barrier-free access. |
From the venue's own published information, checked November 2026. Confirm every detail in writing before you sign. Venue inquiry page
Capacity
The venue publishes a maximum of 45 seated, 70 standing reception, 70 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.
Questions to ask on your site visit
Bring these to your walk-through. Get the answers in writing before you sign.
- Which rooms can be booked, and what are the city or town rental rules?
- Is a Special Occasion Permit required for alcohol, and is security staff mandatory with a bar?
- Can you bring your own caterer, and is the kitchen available?
- What insurance certificate does the centre require?
- What time must the room be cleaned and empty?
- Is the parking shared with other programs that night?
Planning entertainment here
Community halls are flexible for kids’ entertainers and family shows. Check the ceiling height before booking balloon arches or aerial acts.
Send every performer’s technical needs to the venue before you book: floor space, ceiling height, power, sound and changing room.
Getting there
The venue lists free on-site parking. The venue states that its event spaces are accessible. Check the venue website for directions, parking rates and accessible entrances, and send the details to guests with the invitation.
Official website: toronto.ca/services-payments/venues-facilities-bookings/booking-city-facilities/rentals-parties
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About this listing
EventPlans.ca lists venues independently so planners can compare them in one place. This listing is not an advertisement: the venue did not pay for it, has not reviewed it, and is not affiliated with EventPlans.ca. Capacities, rooms and policies are taken from the venue's own published information and can change, so confirm every detail with the venue before you book.
Sources: toronto.ca/services-payments/venues-facilities-bookings/booking-city-facilities/rentals-parties · checked November 2026


