Event Venues in Prince Edward Island
Browse 182 event venues in Prince Edward Island — page 1 of 4.
Across the Island Weddings
Art Buds: Gallery, Workshops, Gifts
Distinct Magic Events
Explore Summerside
Island Home Bed & Breakfast
Island Wide Tents & Event Rentals
Jane’s Island Photography
Maison Blanche Weddings
Michaela Bell Photography
Noble Chef
Pope Road Gospel Hall
The Boardwalk Inn Summerside PEI Canada Select
The Harris Church Cottage
The LAB Aesthetics
Weddings PEI by Diana
Anne and Gilbert- The Musical
Centre Goeland
Compass Rose Suites
New London Carriage House
Pretzel, Pint & Pickle
Summerside Inn Bed and Breakfast
The Coastal Cowgirl Retreat
Clinton Hills Weddings & Events
Driftwood Heights B & B
Holland College Summerside Waterfront Campus
Once Upon A Wedding
Schurmans Shore Waterfront Cottages
Summerside Bowling Alleys
Sydney Boutique Inn & Suites
Under the Spire
Carrefour de l'Isle-Saint-Jean
Confederation Centre Box Office
Discover Charlottetown
Dr. Steel Recital Hall
Fairholm Boutique Inns
Fitzroy Hall
Harbourfront Theatre
Milton Community Hall
Murchison Centre
PEI Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 5
Samuel's Coffee House
Sherbrooke Community Centre
Slaymaker & Nichols Gastro House
St Paul's Catholic Parish Church
St. Dunstan's Basilica
Summerside Port Corporation Inc.
Sunny Isle Motel
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an event venue cost in Prince Edward Island?
Venue rental ranges from $500-$2,000 for a small private event to $3,000-$15,000+ for a large wedding or gala. Many venues charge per person ($50-$200) which includes catering. Downtown venues in major cities cost more. Ask about minimums — many venues require a food and beverage minimum rather than a flat rental fee.
How far in advance should I book a venue?
For weddings, book 12-18 months ahead for popular venues, especially Saturday evenings in peak season (May-October). Corporate events need 3-6 months. Private parties can often book 1-3 months out. Friday and Sunday events are easier to book and often cheaper.
What should I ask when touring a venue?
Ask about capacity (seated vs standing), catering options (in-house or outside caterers), bar service, setup and teardown time, parking, accessibility, noise restrictions, decor limitations, and what is included in the rental fee. Get everything in writing.
What is a food and beverage minimum?
Many venues require you to spend a minimum amount on food and drinks instead of charging a flat rental fee. For example, a $5,000 F&B minimum means your catering and bar tab must reach $5,000. If you do not meet the minimum, you pay the difference. This is common at restaurants and hotels.
Should I choose a venue with in-house catering?
In-house catering is simpler — one point of contact, less coordination. Outside catering gives you more menu flexibility and sometimes lower costs. Some venues require in-house catering. If you want a specific caterer, confirm the venue allows outside catering before booking.
What is the difference between a venue rental and an all-inclusive package?
A venue rental gives you the space only — you arrange catering, decor, entertainment separately. An all-inclusive package bundles venue, catering, bar, linens, and sometimes a coordinator. All-inclusive is simpler but less flexible. Compare the total cost of both options.