Located on the picturesque grounds of the Douglas Institute, and only 15 minutes from downtown Montreal, Douglas Hall has an amphitheatre and two meeting rooms plus a multipurpose reception hall on its lower level.

Douglas Hall was constructed in 1912 and served as a recreation centre for patients. Extensive renovations made in 2001 hold true to Douglas Hall’s original classical design and earned the Institute the Prix Orange 2001 from the Sauvons Montréal heritage organization.

Douglas Hall

William E. Stavert Amphitheatre

  • 210-person capacity
  • Versatile 25' X 30' stage
  • State-of-the-art audio-visual equipment
  • Programmable lighting
  • Comfortable seating

Maurice Forget and Gaston Harnois meeting
rooms

  • 12-person capacity
  • Video conferencing equipment
    (Gaston Harnois Room)
  • Large table
  • Comfortable seating

Downstairs reception hall

 

  • 210-person capacity                
  • Well-equipped kitchen
  • Independent audio
  • Tables and chairs 

Cost

Rooms

William E. Stavert Amphitheatre $700
Downstairs reception hall $250
Maurice Forget or Gaston Harnois meeting rooms $250

Audio-visual equipment

Screen (from the ceiling) $10
Projector $175
Additional microphone $10
Additional wireless microphone $10
Computer and projector $300
Internet connection $100

 
Supply

 
Cart $10
Flip chart $10
Easel $5

 
Technician

 
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. $30/h (4-h minimum)
Evenings, weekends and holidays $45/h (4-h minimum)

Information

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