The Rose Brampton

The Rose Brampton is a performing arts center in downtown Brampton with two distinct performance spaces designed for different types of productions. The larger hall seats approximately 880 people, while the smaller multipurpose room accommodates around 160 guests and can be adapted for various artistic presentations.

Construction began in 2003, and the venue opened its doors in 2006 with a jazz performance that marked its official launch. The facility was created to meet the region's growing need for a dedicated space to host professional arts and cultural programming.

The name reflects Brampton's commitment to fostering the local arts scene and supporting creative expression in the community. On performance evenings and weekends, visitors from across the region gather to experience live theatre, concerts, and dance productions that represent diverse artistic traditions.

The venue is accessible and easy to locate, offering free parking during evenings, weekends, and holidays to make visits more convenient. On weekdays, parking is available on a limited basis, so it is worth arriving early if you are visiting during business hours.

The building was designed with specific acoustic properties that allow it to work equally well for large productions and smaller, more intimate shows. This attention to sound quality is often what visitors find most surprising when they experience a performance in either space.

Location: Brampton

Inception: September 2006

Architects: Page and Steele

Official opening: September 2006

Address: 1 Theatre Lane, Brampton, Ontario

Website: https://tickets.brampton.ca/Online/default.asp?doWork::WScontent::loadArticle=Load&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::article_id=2E00983C-55D0-4F77-9BF9-868C393B247C

GPS coordinates: 43.68720,-79.76010

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:56