Ashburn Community Centre

Check out the Ashburn Community Centre to learn about the location and contact information. The Ashburn Community Centre is available by appointment only. Please contact us to book the facility.

About Ashburn Community Centre

Built in 1861, each wall of the Ashburn Community Centre is constructed in a different style using stones of various sizes. After operating as Ashburn School for 105 years, the building was closed in 1966 and sold to the Township of Whitby for $2. In 1967, the school was transformed into the present-day community centre and a kitchen was installed on its west side. The centre was designated an heritage building in 1983.

Brooklin Community Centre

View the Brooklin Community Centre to learn about the location, facility amenities and booking instructions. The Brooklin Community Centre is open by appointment only.

About the Brooklin Community Centre

From 1876 to 1920, the Brooklin Community Centre served as the Bible Christian Church. In 1920, the church was converted into Township Hall, where it held our municipal offices for 46 years. In 1996, the building was named the Brooklin Community Centre. It has an upper hall with kitchen that can host events up to 96 people.

Brooklin Community Centre and Library

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About the Brooklin Community Centre and Library

Opening in November 2010, the Brooklin Community Centre and Library is a 3,716 sq. metre, two-storey building that includes a 55+ activity room, youth centre, pre-school program space, gymnasium, craft room, multi-purpose banquet room, meeting rooms and a branch library. The centre offers a variety of recreational and educational programming.

Centennial Building

View the Centennial Building to find out about the location, facility amenities and booking information.

About the Centennial Building

Built in the early 1850s as the Ontario County Courthouse and serving from 1854 to 1964 as a trial court and meeting place for County Council, the Centennial Building is now one of the Town's premier rental facilities. In 1967, the building was turned into a community theatre through a Canadian centennial project. In 2002 it underwent extensive renovations once again to house a banquet facility and local archives. In 1979, the Centennial Building was designated an heritage building. It is used by many community organizations. It has a 160 seat theatre avaiable to rent as well as a banquet hall with kitchen that can host up to 96 people.

Heydenshore Pavilion

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About the Heydenshore Pavilion

Located on the Lake Ontario waterfront next to the Whitby Shores Waterfront Trail, the Heydenshore Pavilion offers a spectacular view of the lake through sliding glass doors and an outdoor patio. The pavilion can host a special occasion of all kinds, from dinners and dances, to showers and weddings for up to 240 people. Parking for more than 300 vehicles is located across the street and the structure is wheelchair accessible.

Spencer Community Centre

Check out the Spencer Community Centre to learn about the location and hall rental. With plenty of space for 50 people, tables, chairs, working counter, blackboard and plenty of wall space, The Spencer Community Centre is a great location to book your next event.   Please visit website or contact us to book the facility.