Heritage Hall, Historic building in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, Canada

Heritage Hall is a heritage-classified building on Main Street in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver. Architect Archibald Campbell Hope designed it as a post office, and its plans reportedly came from a misdirected set meant for a Prairie city, which received the smaller building intended for this site. It now serves as a community arts venue and event hall.

Heritage Hall dates to 1914 and was designed by architect Archibald Campbell Hope as a post office. Reportedly its plans were misdirected and meant for another Prairie city, which received the smaller building intended for this site. In the 1970s the Royal Canadian Mounted Police briefly occupied it, and the following decade it became a community arts venue, a role it still holds alongside weddings and other events.

The main ballroom serves as a gathering space where the community hosts craft markets, celebrations, and events throughout the year. Visitors see how the neighborhood comes together in this shared space.

The hall can be rented for private celebrations, seminars, film productions, and public gatherings of various kinds. Visitors should know the main floor space can be configured flexibly to accommodate different types of events and group sizes.

The building's design reportedly came from a misdirected set of plans intended for a Prairie city, which received the smaller building meant for this site. It later appeared in The X-Files season 3 episode Grotesque, after a Catholic hospital standing in for a George Washington University library refused to have a gargoyle mounted on its roof.