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Capitol Hill Community Hall

Community hall on Howard Ave, Burnaby

3.9from 22 reviews

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  • ✓TypeCommunity hall
  • ✓CapacityMaximum 140 persons (Fire Department Regulations)
  • ✓PriceWeekday $50/hour or $750 full day (Mon-Thu)
  • ?CateringNot published
  • ?BarNot published
  • ✓ParkingFree parking, 25 spaces
  • ✓AccessibleRamps and accessible facilities
  • ✓Sound and A/VFree gigabit fiber WiFi
  • ✓KitchenKitchen with oven, fridge, sink, dishwasher; re-heating only
  • ✓HoursListed below
  • ✓Phone+1 604-500-9505

✓ from the hall's public listing or its own website (checked October 2026). ? not published yet. Own this hall? Claim it to fill these in.

Booked for

  • Dances
  • Community events

Rooms

Main hall

Size 3,042 square feet

Capacity 140

Price $50-$100/hour; $750-$900 full day

About Capitol Hill Community Hall

Community hall in Burnaby of 3,042 square feet with a maximum of 140 people, kitchen for re-heating only, free parking and accessible facilities. Rentals cost $50-$100 per hour or $750-$900 for a full day, and bookings go through an online form.

Capitol Hill Community Hall is a community hall at 361 Howard Ave, Burnaby, BC V5B 3P7, Canada. Reviewers rate it 3.9 out of 5, from 22 reviews.

Before you book: prices change, so confirm the rate for your date, plus deposit and cancellation terms, in your enquiry.

What guests say

3.9 out of 5 from 22 reviews. Read the reviews

Questions renters ask

How many guests does Capitol Hill Community Hall hold?

Maximum 140 persons (Fire Department Regulations)

How do I check if Capitol Hill Community Hall is free on my date?

Send an enquiry from this page with your date and guest count, or call the hall.

Where is Capitol Hill Community Hall?

361 Howard Ave, Burnaby, BC V5B 3P7, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.

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Source: Public business listings (as of May 2026) and the hall's own website (checked October 2026). Spot something wrong? Suggest an edit.