Old Newmarket Town Hall and Courthouse

The structure was designed in the Italianate style by the architectural firm of Mallory & Sons, in accordance with then-Mayor William Cane's desire for a modern building.

[1] The building was inaugurated on Dominion Day, July 1, 1883, as town hall for Newmarket, Ontario.

Scheduled to re-open in the autumn of 2015, the Old Town Hall will function as a cultural hub for theatre, music, dance and other cultural activities; construction includes renovations to the second floor theatre and conversion of the building to make it fully accessible.

[2] Since 2012, Newmarket's Old Town Hall had undergone substantial renovations to achieve architectural renaissance.

Renovations and improvements were made throughout the building to make it fully accessible and ensure it functions as a culture hub for theatre, music, dance, arts and cultural activities and numerous opportunities for continued economic The restoration of Old Town Hall is part of a joint project with the Federal and Provincial government in which the Town of Newmarket received approximately $3.4 million in funding.