Host an event on campus

To book one of our spaces, please fill out the Request for Space Reservation and bring it to one of our offices a minimum of 20 business days before your event. 

If you are in a student group please use this form

If you are a Concordia staff or faculty member please use this form

Registered groups can serve food at events OR sell hot/cold food at events with the proper government permit. If you are using a University Approved Caterer you do not need a food waiver.

1. Read the Food Policy
2. Fill out the Food Waiver and bring it to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
3. If you require a government permit, you must give the Designated Space Administrator (DSA) a copy prior to your event.
4. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA. 
5. Post the permit at your event.

Registered groups can serve alcohol at events with the proper permit. Registered non-profit groups can also sell alcohol at events with the proper government permit.

1. Read the Policy on Alcohol
2. Sign-up and attend an in-person training session. Registration is available at http://www.concordia.ca/offices/dean-students/ssp.html 
3. Take the Safe Server Program (SSP) test for the right to serve alcohol at your event. You can find it on your MyConcordia Portal, under Retail Services.
4. Fill out the Waiver and attach it to your booking form. Bring the waiver to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
5. Once the event is approved, an alcohol letter will be prepared for you to mail to the Régie along with the Régie form.You do not need to complete Section 4B as the alcohol letter is the declaration. 
6. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA.
7. Post the permit at your event.

To book one of our spaces, please fill out the Request for Space Reservation and bring it to one of our offices a minimum of 20 business days before your event. 

If you are in a student group please use this form

If you are a Concordia staff or faculty member please use this form

Registered groups can serve alcohol at events with the proper permit. Registered non-profit groups can also sell alcohol at events with the proper government permit.

1. Read the Policy on Alcohol
2. Sign-up and attend an in-person training session. Registration is available at http://www.concordia.ca/offices/dean-students/ssp.html 
3. Take the Safe Server Program (SSP) test for the right to serve alcohol at your event. You can find it on your MyConcordia Portal, under Retail Services.
4. Fill out the Waiver and attach it to your booking form. Bring the waiver to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
5. Once the event is approved, an alcohol letter will be prepared for you to mail to the Régie along with the Régie form.You do not need to complete Section 4B as the alcohol letter is the declaration. 
6. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA.
7. Post the permit at your event.

Registered groups can serve food at events OR sell hot/cold food at events with the proper government permit. If you are using a University Approved Caterer you do not need a food waiver.

1. Read the Food Policy
2. Fill out the Food Waiver and bring it to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
3. If you require a government permit, you must give the Designated Space Administrator (DSA) a copy prior to your event.
4. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA. 
5. Post the permit at your event.

We are currenlty not accpeting bookings for the Guadagni Lounge. Please check this page to be informed when it will open.

To book one of our spaces, please fill out the Request for Space Reservation and bring it to one of our offices a minimum of 20 business days before your event. 

If you are in a student group please use this form

If you are a Concordia staff or faculty member please use this form

Registered groups can serve alcohol at events with the proper permit. Registered non-profit groups can also sell alcohol at events with the proper government permit.

1. Read the Policy on Alcohol
2. Sign-up and attend an in-person training session. Registration is available at http://www.concordia.ca/offices/dean-students/ssp.html 
3. Take the Safe Server Program (SSP) test for the right to serve alcohol at your event. You can find it on your MyConcordia Portal, under Retail Services.
4. Fill out the Waiver and attach it to your booking form. Bring the waiver to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
5. Once the event is approved, an alcohol letter will be prepared for you to mail to the Régie along with the Régie form.You do not need to complete Section 4B as the alcohol letter is the declaration. 
6. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA.
7. Post the permit at your event.

Registered groups can serve food at events OR sell hot/cold food at events with the proper government permit. If you are using a University Approved Caterer you do not need a food waiver.

1. Read the Food Policy
2. Fill out the Food Waiver and bring it to the Designated Space Administrator (DSA). The DSA is the person who owns the space you are booking. Our office is the DSA for the spaces listed above.
3. If you require a government permit, you must give the Designated Space Administrator (DSA) a copy prior to your event.
4. Hand in a copy of the permit to the DSA. 
5. Post the permit at your event.

To book one of the H655 rooms complete the Booking Form 5 business days before the event. If your event is serving food you will need to book 20 business days before your event. Please note that late requests will NOT be accepted.  Once submitted, please use the option to "Download a copy of your responses".

1. H655.2 Training/Workshop (capacity 36)
2. H655.3 Conference (capacity 20) 
3. H655.2.3 Training/Workshop and Conference (56) 
    *please consult floor plans for layout option.

View layout options

Please note that food cannot be prepared in the space and that alcohol is not permitted to be served or sold. If serving or selling food at your event, you must abide by the Procedures for the Sale or Service of Food and the Guide for Food Handlers.

View Concordia'a approved cateres list.

The rules below must be followed: 

• The space must be returned to its original set-up 
• The space must be fully clean at the end of your event. If you are having an event with food you must order garbage/compost bins from distribution: facilities@concordia.ca
• The space is reserved per academic term
• Room capacities must be respected
• No alcohol is permitted in the space
• The moveable walls must be left as they were upon entering

Posters  

The University allows registered student groups to place posters on bulletin boards in the Hall building, AD and CC buildings. However, only stamped posters are permitted on boards.

To find out how you can poster around the University, follow these steps:

1. Read the Postering Guidelines
2. Visit the office of your Umbrella Association (Ex: CSU, ASFA) and ask them to stamp your posters.
3. Hang up your posters on designated bulletin boards around campus.
4. Take down your posters after the expiry date.

Posters that have not been approved and stamped will be taken down.

Flyers

The distribution by student associations of printed material on campus is governed by the existing University policy on publications. Read the Flyer Guidelines to find out more about flyers on campus.

Check out Hospitality Concordia’s Event Planning Guide to find out more about what spaces are available and how you can obtain food and alcohol permits for those spaces.

Dean of Students Request for Space Reservation - Students

Dean of Students Request for Space Reservation - Departments

Food Waiver

Alcohol Waiver

Event Planning Guide

What You Need to Know

Advertising Alcohol Checklist

Sustainable Event Guide