The Great Hall is an exceptional venue for large groups to book for special dinners and lunches, from holiday and retirement parties to conference meals.
Located on the 2nd floor of Graham House with both elevator and stairway access, the Great Hall can accommodate up to approximately 150 people for served and buffet dinners and lunches, or large receptions. Three rows of four rectangular tables that seat up to 12 people each are a standard feature of the room (alternative set-ups may be possible; please inquire).
The room has a built-in pull-down projector screen, podium facility with connected P.A. system (two ceiling-mounted speakers and corded microphone). Windows along the north and south walls give a view to the College on one side, and to ocean, mountains and College gardens on the other.
The Great Hall is typically available when not in ordinary use by the College: Friday all day after 10:30 am, Saturday all day, and Sunday to Thursday from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm)
Washrooms are located on the two floors below in Graham House, and a wired internet connection is available (in addition to UBC’s wireless network access).
For Great Hall and other event venue rates, see Rates and Policies. For more information on Green College Dining Society catering options and rates (outside catering is not permitted), see Catering.
To book the Great Hall for your event, or for more information, make a Venue Booking Request online or contact .
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THE GREAT HALL
