Space Rentals

North Bramalea makes its space available to groups when the space is not otherwise in use by the church. Our new building features:

• Excellent acoustics
• Modern multimedia capability
• Recording, webcasting, and production capability
• Excellent stage and stage lighting system
• Spaces suited to large and small groups
• Reception and kitchen facilities
• Parking for 128 cars, with overflow next door.

Virtual Tour

Please click on image below to be taken to a new page for a tour of our facilities.

A concert-style sanctuary, with first-rate acoustics, a first-rate Yahama baby grand and full multi-media capability; seating for up to 480.

The Meeting Place. A space suited to workshops, public meetings, classes, and receptions; plug-and-play capability for projection and audio; seating can be arranged for up to 225.

Lower Sanctuary. This space is set up for small meetings where full multimedia and sound systems are not required. Can accommodate groups of up to 45 people. Equipped with DVD/TV player.

If you decide to rent, contact the office (905 450 8003). Speak with Alison McCulloch, who will let you know whether or not space is available and if so, what process to go through. All rentals are approved by a member of our property committee once all the information is in place.

Rate Card

Please click on this link to open a PDF document with our current rate information. These rates are subject to change.

Principles Re: Property Rental

1. Create a "sliding scale" for prices, geared to the renter's financial resources; for example:
   • Rate for for-profit, government and non-profits whose event involves ticket sales or substantial registration fees for participants
   • Rate for charities and community groups
   • Rate for self-help groups and community organisations holding public events for a better Brampton
2. Create rates for large, medium, and small concerts or conferences
   (e.g. large = over 350; medium would be between 150 and 349; small would be up to 149)
3. Create a flat room rate (including operator, equipment, and piano) that reflects the "sliding scale" factors and the size of concerts/conferences.
4. Create an event set-up cost for very large or challenging events (e.g. dinner theatre), which includes piano tuning, custodial overtime, etc.
5. Create a separate rate for long-term rentals that is reasonable for both parties.
6. Define the maximum day rate a group in each category would need to pay to hold their event. (See 1 and 2 above.)