Areas we serve
One hall in NE Calgary, guests from across Alberta
Everything happens at our Sunridge hall — here is how far it is from where your guests are coming, and why they make the trip.
Across Calgary
Every quadrant of the city, with Stoney and Deerfoot Trail doing most of the work.
Calgary NE
A few minutes to about 15 minutes by car, via 36 Street NE, 52 Street NE or Stoney TrailMoonlight is on Sunridge Way NE, a short drive from Saddle Ridge, Taradale and the communities around them — close enough that a wedding week of late nights still ends near home.Getting hereCalgary NW
Roughly 20–30 minutes by car, via Stoney Trail or 16 Avenue (Highway 1)From Tuscany, Royal Oak or Evanston, Stoney Trail brings you round to the north-east without going near downtown — roughly half an hour to a hall that holds up to 500.Getting hereCalgary SE
Roughly 20–30 minutes by car, via Stoney Trail or Deerfoot TrailFrom Mahogany, Auburn Bay or Seton, Stoney Trail carries you up the east side of the city and most of the way here — about twenty-five minutes to one hall with its own kitchen and decor arranged in-house.Getting hereCalgary SW
Roughly 30–35 minutes by car, via Stoney Trail, Glenmore Trail or Deerfoot TrailFrom Aspen Woods or Evergreen it is one of the longer drives in the city to our door — roughly half an hour. Here is how to make it simple, and what is waiting at the end of it.Getting here
Nearby towns
A short drive in for a hall that fits the whole guest list.
Airdrie
About 20–25 minutes by car, via Highway 2 and Deerfoot TrailFrom Airdrie, Moonlight is closer in driving time than parts of Calgary itself — south on Highway 2, past the airport, and you are at the hall in around twenty to twenty-five minutes.Getting hereChestermere
About 15–20 minutes by car, via Highway 1 (16 Avenue NE)Chestermere is one of the shortest trips to our door — west along Highway 1 into 16 Avenue NE and up 36 Street, about fifteen to twenty minutes from the lake.Getting hereCochrane
About 40–45 minutes by car, via Highway 1A and Stoney TrailWhen a Cochrane guest list reaches the hundreds, the search usually widens to Calgary — and from town, the hall is about forty to forty-five minutes away via Highway 1A and Stoney Trail.Getting hereOkotoks
About 40–45 minutes by car, via Highway 2 and Deerfoot TrailFrom Okotoks, Highway 2 becomes Deerfoot Trail and runs the length of Calgary — about forty to forty-five minutes to a hall that seats up to 500.Getting here
Across Alberta
For families spread up the QEII, and relatives flying in to YYC.
Red Deer
Roughly an hour and a half by car, via Highway 2 (QEII)When family is split between Central Alberta and Calgary, a hall at the north end of the city keeps the trip as short as it can be — about an hour and a half down the QEII to a room for up to 500.Getting hereEdmonton
Roughly 3 hours by car, via Highway 2 (QEII)For families split between Alberta's two largest cities, a Calgary hall a short drive from YYC can be the simplest answer — a short flight or roughly three hours on the QEII, then one room for up to 500.Getting here
Finding the hall
We're in Sunridge, in the northeast of the city, a short drive from Calgary International Airport. Parking is free and on site, with step-free access through to the lobby.
Open in Google Maps- Address
- 2886 Sunridge Way NE #105
Calgary, AB T1Y 7H9 - Parking
- Free, on site
- Call us
- (403) 483-4240
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