01 — About
JUBILEE PAVILION
Being the Jubilee Pavilion was established in 1928 we would like to include a brief history summary. There is one currently on our website if you can use that. I have old pictures I can send you as well.
Many of the events we host are wedding receptions, wedding ceremonies, proms, conferences /corporate meetings, gala, social events, holiday parties, bridal & baby showers, and much more…
“We will make your vision become a reality.”
Upon the serene landscape of Lake Ontario, the Jubilee Pavilion is you’re one-stop-shop for all your event needs! Our unique facility brings a touch of modern to the historic Jubilee.
Set the stage for a memorable night by dancing on the historical dance floor dating back to the roaring 1920s. We cater to social and corporate events of all types, each with outstanding service and staff! Our 10,000-square foot hall is capable of holding dinners from 50 to 400 guests and standing events can hold upwards to 700 guests. The beach front settings combined with our staff’s dedication and attention to every event makes the Jubilee a one-of-a-kind venue that will make your next event truly unforgettable!
WEDDINGS
CORPORATE EVENTS
BABY SHOWER
Holiday Parties
PROMS
The Best Wedding Venue For The 2023 Consumers Choice Award
Some history to remember
In the early 1920s, the Jubilee Pavilion was erected by the Board of Parks Commission of Oshawa, which would also be the future home of a restaurant and dance hall in Lakeview Park. The official opening took place on July 1st, 1927. The name “Jubilee Pavilion” commemorates Canada’s Diamond Jubilee – 60 years of Confederation. Over the years the name for the Jubilee has come to be known as “The Jube” by the locals. In the summer months of the 1920s and 30s the Jubilee held dances 6 nights a week. In September 1931, after a popular dance known as the Midnight Frolic, the Jubilee was devastated by a fire. The Jubilee was eventually restored and open again for business. In the mid-1980s the Central Lions Club took over the operation of the Jubilee. They were responsible for bringing the Jubilee back to the community projects through their famous Bingo Nights! The last game was held in January 1999.
In 2005, Danny restored the Jubilee Pavilion to its original purpose. After extensive renovations of the kitchen and restoration of the original dance floor, the Jubilee has become Oshawa’s hidden gem by the lake. The Jubilee has restored life back to Lakeview Park, by offering services like, the snack bar, off-site catering, and hall receptions and on-site ceremonies.
