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Rental and Services

• Hall Rental Information
• Weddings
• Funeral & Cemetery

Hall Rental Information

Hall Features

Up to 140 person occupancy, but comfortably seats 110 to 120 persons

Great News! In the spring of 2024 acoustic panels were installed…

A big Thank You goes out to the Selkirk and District Community Foundation…

Hall built in 2004

Alcohol Service

• allowed with Manitoba Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) permit
• renter is also responsible for purchasing a Party Alcohol Liability Insurance policy for no less than $2 million liability
• whenever alcohol is served, two event assistants must be in attendance
• ‘Socials’ are not permitted

Full accessibility for persons with disabilities

Use of break-out rooms in the hall must be pre-arranged at the time of booking

Ample parking

Coat Room

Main floor washrooms

Kitchen

• one refrigerator
• work island
• bar sink
• upright freezer
• separate door for outdoor access
• two stoves with ovens
• three-sink dishwashing area (no dishwasher)
• one large commercial cooler
• retractable serving window to main hall

Green ground-water heating/cooling system and energy efficient lighting

Rental Rates

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Note: Socials are not permitted
For hall rental information, please contact Tara DeBoer at (204) 757-2489 and leave a message.

To download a hall brochure, click here.

Note: Any variance from the above shall be approved by the Little Britain United Church Council.

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Weddings

Our minister is available to perform wedding ceremonies. Just contact the minister at (204) 757-2489 or send her an e-mail at lbucoffice@gmail.com and arrange a meeting.

She will assist you with the details of your ceremony. All are welcome, including same-gender weddings.

With the approval of the minister, weddings can be performed at Little Britain United Church by other ministers. The church comfortably holds about 100 people, and can hold up to 120.

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Note:  All guests are asked to refrain from using confetti, live flower petals, or any such items anywhere on the church premises

For all Sanctuary Use:

• • At certain times during the year the Sanctuary may be decorated to enhance that particular season

• • Since this is part of the worship of the congregation, you are asked to leave these religious symbols and decorations in place

• • The altar, pulpit and antique chest may not be moved

• • Other furnishing may be moved with permission only

• Decorations:
  • • Pew decorations/markers, candelabras (dripless candles only, plastic should be under any candles sitting on table cloths or on the carpet) baskets of flowers, etc. are most welcome
  • • No nails or tacks are to be used to hang any decorations
  • • All decorating items must be removed immediately after the service
  • The church, however, does not supply any of these items

Funeral & Cemetery

Our church and minister are available for funeral services.

Contact the minister for details at (204) 757-2489 or send her an e-mail at lbucoffice@gmail.com.

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For all Sanctuary Use:

• • At certain times during the year the Sanctuary may be decorated to enhance that particular season

• • Since this is part of the worship of the congregation, you are asked to leave these religious symbols and decorations in place

• • The altar, pulpit and antique chest may not be moved

• • Other furnishing may be moved with permission only

• Decorations:
  • • Pew decorations/markers, candelabras (dripless candles only, plastic should be under any candles sitting on table cloths or on the carpet) baskets of flowers, etc. are most welcome
  • • No nails or tacks are to be used to hang any decorations
  • • All decorating items must be removed immediately after the service
  • The church, however, does not supply any of these items

Little Britain Cemetery and Columbarium

Little Britain has a large, historic cemetery nestled among mature oaks beside the Red River. The first recorded burial is of Murdock McDonald in 1869.

For more information please contact lbucoffice@gmail.com.