Located in the heart of downtown Kitchener, THEMUSEUM is a unique and modern venue that will leave a lasting impression on your guests. The Grand Atrium features a stunning open-concept layout, with four-storey high ceilings and natural light. The one-of-a-kind architecture provides the perfect backdrop to any celebreation and gives clients creative freedom over the design and layout of the space.
THEMUSEUM is a perfect choice for holding weddings, parties, baby showers, bridal showers, proms, and other special occasions. Contact our events team today to find out more about what THEMUSEUM can offer you!
Facilities and Capacity: The facilities found at THEMUSEUM include indoor and outdoor spaces which are ideal for ceremonies, photos, cocktail receptions, and sit-down dinners. The Grand Atrium can comfortably accommodate up to 200 guests for a seated dinner and 250 for cocktail style.
THEMUSEUM’s Lounge is a perfect location for a wedding cocktail hour, private parties, and gatherings.
Services Offered: THEMUSEUM offers soon-to-be-married couples the following services for their wedding day:
- A dedicated planning consultant, event coordinator, and team for the big day!
- Set-up and clean up
- AV technician to handle lighting and music
- Trusted caterers and other prefered vendors
- Wedding Rehearsal
- Optional exploration of exhibitions for guests
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Ivan Patrick Madureira
in the last weekPaige Hardy
in the last weekIng P
a week agoFun time with family
Puneet
a week agoAmazing for kids
Claire
a week agoIt's almost entirely for young children. There's some neat stuff to see, but it only takes about an hour to see everything they have without rushing and the screaming children make it difficult to enjoy even the interesting parts. "Eyepool" was interesting from a compositing and tech perspective but the actual visuals are very low quality, blurry animations. It really doesn't justify a permanent spot. The special events are probably fine, but the general exhibits don't make very good use of the space.