Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex
| Private | |
| Founded | 1926 |
| Headquarters | Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario |
| Parent | Liberty Entertainment Group |
| Website |
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The Liberty Grand was one of Toronto’s few traditional ballrooms. It was originally constructed in 1926. The Liberty Grand has 5 rooms. The Liberty Grand became a permanent member of the Liberty Entertainment Group.
Room Description
Governors Room
This is the largest ballroom of the complex, with a capacity of up to 1500 people. With a spacious entrance and foyer, this room incorporates a grand oak staircase to the upper mezzanine level, which overlooks the courtyard and main room. Traditional French doors open the main ballroom onto the courtyard with a view of the building’s duomo.
The Renaissance Room and The Centennial Room
These two banquet rooms are a mirror image of one another. Each has a private entrance reception area with polished Italian marble floors, Renaissance columns and French doors into each ballroom. Floor-to-ceiling arched windows line the south wall of each room to exhibit a lakefront view from all angles.