Trinity College

In the heart of downtown Toronto, Trinity College is the perfect destination for your meeting or special event, gala, wedding, conference, performance, dinner or reception. We can host a range of events, from board meetings to cocktail receptions, plated dinners, buffet-style gatherings and outdoor barbeques during the summer months. Our facilities allow for conferences (with breakout rooms), awards ceremonies, galas, weddings, receptions and other services, retirements, dramatic/musical performances, and lectures and talks.

As an example, we have the facilities to host all your conference needs in one building – the Gerald Larkin Building. Hold your plenary sessions in the George Ignatieff Theatre and break outs sessions in classrooms, with lunch, dinner and reception in The Buttery. Summer conference accommodations in our dormitory rooms may also be available.

Our rooms, halls and spaces range in size, from 15 for a small dinner up to 300 for a reception, all in unique and elegant settings. Our buildings of rustic wooden beams, stone bricks, beautiful stained glass and lush gardens (Trinity Quadrangular) are a photographers dream, capturing your event or special day as only you could imagine it. The Gothic style Trinity Chapel was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and it extends 100 feet high and lets in sun through its magnificent stained glass windows.

Trinity also has beautiful facilities to hold your wedding or commitment ceremony, whether that be in our magnificent Trinity College Chapel or Strachan Hall or Seeley Hall. Our grounds also make a perfect location to document your special day through photography.

We offer on-site catering services, from coffee/tea services for a morning meeting, boxed meals for working lunches, to full menu planning for an elegant dinner celebration. Our on-site catering services will make sure your guests have a memorable dining experience.

Located in the heart of the University of Toronto campus in downtown Toronto, the Trinity campus is in close proximity to public transit (subway lines), many city attractions and other educational and learning institutes. Trinity’s three main building are located within steps of each other.