Cooper-Key Hall

Cooper-Key Hall

Cooper-Key Hall is a distinctive museum gallery offering an immersive setting for smaller, content-driven events and private functions. The space can accommodate up to 60 guests in a seated reception-style configuration or up to 90 guests in conference-style seating and is well suited for talks, presentations, intimate gatherings, and other focused events.

The gallery showcases one of the most complete and diverse collections of Canadian First World War uniforms and artifacts in existence. Professionally preserved and curated, the collection includes original and exceptionally rare pieces of Canadian history, with display cases of uniforms, equipment, and other artifacts creating a unique backdrop for events.

Cooper-Key Hall is also home to the Victor Taboika Exhibit of First World War Uniforms and a special exhibition dedicated to the First Special Service Force (FSSF). Nicknamed the “Devil’s Brigade,” the FSSF was an elite Canadian-American commando unit that served during the Second World War from 1942 to 1944.

Available for all-day private rentals, Cooper-Key Hall provides flexibility for extended setup, multi-session programming, and longer-format events. Its combination of historic significance, intimate scale, and exceptional collections makes it a rental space unlike any other in Canada.