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Event spaces

Are you interested in holding an event at Green College? Our beautiful heritage spaces are the perfect setting for academic conferences, retreats, workshops, and other gatherings. 

Email gc.hospitality@ubc.ca to enquire about booking your event now.

The Coach House

 

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The Coach House.

The Coach House is the site of most public lectures at the College, and is typically a busy place on weeknights during the regular academic year. Its lecture-style set-up makes the Coach House an ideal event venue. Whether it's a talk, a performance, or a book launch, the Coach House is a multi-purpose venue. And when the room is not reserved for events, residents are welcome to use the Coach House without a booking as an additional study space or for informal gatherings. Resident committees may book a room for an organized event.

Set-upCapacityInternal UBC bookings rate
Lecture seating (standard set-up)80 people$75 for the first hour, $25 for each additional hour, up to a maximum charge of $250 per room, per day.

Our reception rooms

Piano Lounge

The Piano Lounge in Graham House. Photo by Shona Dion

The main space on the ground floor of Graham House is divided into two reception rooms: the Piano Lounge and the Billiards Room.

Residents and guests are welcome to use both the piano and billiards table in these areas, or simply to use the rooms as places to chat or enjoy some quiet time.

There is a wood-burning fireplace in the Piano Lounge, which creates an intimate ambiance for informal academic or social events during the winter months.

Set-upCapacityInternal UBC bookings rate
For stand-up reception events (standard set-up)75 people$75 for the first hour, $25 for each additional hour, up to a maximum charge of $250 per day.
When combined with the Billiards Room150 people$150 for the first hour, $50 for each additional hour, up to a maximum charge of $500 per day.

William C. Gibson Room

Gibson Room

The Gibson Room. Photo by Shona Dion

The William C. Gibson Room is on the ground floor of the historic Graham House. The room is the perfect size for a small business meeting or conference, and it overlooks lush gardens.

Set-upCapacityInternal UBC bookings rate
Boardroom (standard set-up)18 people$75 for the first hour, $25 for each additional hour, up to a maximum charge of $250 per room, per day.

 

The Great Hall

The Great Hall in Graham House

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. Windows along the north and south walls give a view to the College on one side, and to the ocean, mountains and College gardens on the other. Located on the 2nd floor of Graham House and 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. The Great Hall also features a built-in projector, screen, and podium with connected audio and projection system (two ceiling-mounted speakers and a corded microphone)

Please note that the Great Hall is typically only available for rental on Mondays through Fridays, 10:30 am - 4 pm.

Set-upCapacityInternal UBC bookings rate
Dining (standard set-up)120 people$300 (flat rate)

For more information, or to inquire about event bookings, please contact our Hospitality Coordinator at 604.822.8660 or gc.hospitality@ubc.ca.

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