Top Missouri Conference & Summit Venues

• Spaces for 60-125 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 2 Bars

Llywelyn's Pub in Webster Groves is a Celtic-inspired neighborhood pub rooted in a tradition that stretches back to the original Central West End location, which opened in 1975. Situated at 17 West Moody Avenue, the Webster Groves outpost brings the same convivial spirit to the south suburbs — with a menu of Celtic-inspired dishes, fish and chips, and signature pub fare alongside more than 30 craft beers on tap and an extensive whiskey and cocktail program. For private gatherings, the pub offers two dedicated rooms, each with its own full-service bar and closing doors that separate the space from the main pub floor. The Pub Room accommodates up to 80 guests seated or 125 standing, featuring a brick and wood interior, five HDTVs with HDMI connectivity, two steel-tipped dart boards, and a private restroom. The McPherson Room seats up to 60 and holds 65 standing, with all low-top seating and bar seating for up to eight guests. Both rooms are wheelchair accessible and well suited for birthday parties, team celebrations, and casual group gatherings alike.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

The Country Club of Missouri is the only member-owned country club in Columbia, Missouri. Founded in 1971, the club is guided by five core values: excellence in quality and value, inclusive community, relevant experiences, sustainable resource management, and transparent communication. The club's grounds feature an 18-hole golf course designed by Marvin Ferguson, with zoysia fairways, bluegrass rough, and bent grass greens that favor strategic play. The broader facilities include tennis and pickleball courts, a large pool with spray ground, a fitness center, and programming for youth. For private events, the Country Club of Missouri hosts weddings and receptions, business meetings, charity fundraisers, celebrations of life, team building gatherings, and baby showers. The culinary and service team works with event hosts to bring each occasion to life within a setting built on more than 50 years of hospitality in Mid-Missouri.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

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• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Thomas H. Swope Memorial is an outdoor historic ceremony venue set on a hilltop in Swope Park — Kansas City's largest urban park — with views over the park's lagoon and surrounding grounds. The structure is a U-shaped colonnade in the Greek Doric style, featuring twelve 14-foot-tall columns supporting an entablature. Designed by landscape architect George Kessler based on plans drawn in 1915, the memorial was dedicated in 1918. Eight bronze medallions mounted on the colonnade's backdrop each honor a species of tree native to the park, while a decorative lantern with carved lion heads and feet crowns the stone court. Stone guardian lions flank the stairs leading up to the court — the sculptural work executed by Charles Keck, former president of the National Sculpture Society. The memorial marks the final resting place of Thomas H. Swope, the Kansas City philanthropist whose 1896 land donation established what would become the 1,805-acre park that surrounds it. Managed by Kansas City Parks & Recreation, the venue brings a rare combination of architectural formality and open-air parkland setting to outdoor ceremonies.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

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Big Cedar Lodge offers event spaces for your next celebration in Oliver Township, Missouri.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Old Red Bridge in Minor Park is a historic pedestrian bridge spanning the Blue River on the south side of Kansas City. Decommissioned from vehicle traffic and now functioning as a pedestrian walkway, the bridge offers an outdoor setting steeped in character — its red-painted steel railings adorned with more than 2,500 love locks placed by couples as pledges of commitment, a tradition that has made it one of Kansas City's most distinctive romantic landmarks. The bridge is a sought-after site for outdoor wedding ceremonies, situated within Minor Park's natural surroundings along the Blue River corridor. Kansas City Parks & Recreation manages venue rentals, which include five hours of event time for ceremony and reception use. Because the setting is fully outdoors and within a public park, the venue operates without electricity or on-site restrooms — amenities that couples typically supplement with outside arrangements. For events with 250 or more guests, large equipment, or alcoholic beverages, additional permits and general liability insurance are required. Inquiries and bookings are handled through the KC Parks weddings office, reachable by phone on weekdays and after hours, with email access through the parks department's dedicated weddings address.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

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Old Rock House is an independent live music and events venue in downtown St. Louis, situated between the Soulard neighborhood and Busch Stadium. The venue takes its name from a historic riverfront building dismantled in 1959 to make way for the Gateway Arch — a nod to the city's history woven into the character of the space. The facility spans 6,000 square feet across three distinct levels and is equipped with a state-of-the-art sound, light, and video system, the same infrastructure that powers the venue's live music calendar. Old Rock House is independently and locally owned, and rents the full venue for private events including weddings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations, with a dedicated events team reachable at parties@oldrockhouse.com.

• Spaces for 220 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests