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University of New Brunswick Conference Services

Community hall on Residence Administration, Fredericton

3.0from 4 reviews

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Things to ask before renting this hall

  • ✓TypeCommunity hall
  • ✓CapacityUp to 2000 guests
  • ?PriceOn request
  • ✓CateringFood services offered through Conference Services
  • ?BarNot published
  • ?ParkingNot published
  • ?AccessibleNot published
  • ✓HoursListed below
  • ✓Phone+1 506-447-3227

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Booked for

  • Meetings
  • Community events

About University of New Brunswick Conference Services

UNB Conference Services books meeting, celebration and accommodation space at UNB's historic and modern venues in Fredericton. It handles events of 20 to 2000 people.

University of New Brunswick Conference Services is a community hall at Residence Administration, 20 Bailey Dr, Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3, Canada. Reviewers rate it 3.0 out of 5, from 4 reviews. It is also listed as university.

Before you book: University of New Brunswick Conference Services doesn't publish prices here yet. Ask in your enquiry, along with deposit and cancellation terms.

What guests say

3.0 out of 5 from 4 reviews. Read the reviews

Questions renters ask

How many guests does University of New Brunswick Conference Services hold?

Up to 2000 guests, according to the hall's website.

How do I check if University of New Brunswick Conference Services is free on my date?

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

Where is University of New Brunswick Conference Services?

Residence Administration, 20 Bailey Dr, Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.

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