Top Wisconsin Conference & Summit Venues

• Spaces for 420 Guests

Comfort Suites Green Bay is home to The Rock Garden, a 20,000-square-foot convention and banquet facility suited to weddings, meetings, and larger gatherings. The hotel also features Splash!, an indoor water park, alongside suite-style guest rooms designed for groups and extended stays. On-site dining is available at 1951 West, the hotel's contemporary American restaurant, and guests have access to a fitness center and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. A free shuttle to Austin Straubel Airport, four miles away, adds convenience for out-of-town guests traveling in for an event. Between the scale of the Rock Garden's banquet space and the water park and dining on site, the property is set up to keep a group comfortable before and after the main event.

• Spaces for 4-250 Guests
• 6 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 7 Total Spaces

Quivey's Grove occupies a mansion and horse stable built in 1855 by early Fitchburg settler John Mann, set on landscaped grounds shaded by black walnut, maple, and elm trees that gave the property its name. Restaurateur Joe Garton opened the property as a restaurant in 1980, and the antique-filled, 160-year-old buildings and gardens still evoke the site's 19th-century roots today. For weddings, couples exchange vows in the front yard beneath a large birch tree or in a natural area of wildflowers under a canopy of black walnut trees, with a 30' x 75' tent available as a rain backup. Wedding receptions, which have ranged from 25 to 225 guests over the venue's history, most often take place under that same tent in the Paddock, available from mid-May through September, with dancing to close out the evening. Inside the historic Stone House, several named private rooms, including Grandmother's Garden, the Flower Box, and the Music room, host smaller gatherings such as rehearsal dinners, birthdays, anniversaries, group tours, and corporate dinners.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Founded in 1890 on the shores of Oconomowoc Lake in Wisconsin's Lake Country, Oconomowoc Lake Club has served as a lakefront gathering place for more than 135 years. The club's original clubhouse, completed in 1909, was lost to a fire in 1994 and rebuilt, reopening in 1996 with the same waterfront setting that has defined the club since its founding. While OLC operates as a members' club, it also opens its lakefront event spaces for weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, corporate meetings, and other private celebrations, guided by a dedicated events director and in-house culinary and banquet teams. The Great Hall, the club's centerpiece, offers vaulted ceilings and panoramic lake views for weddings and banquets, and connects to the Library Bar, the Library, and a covered lakefront Terrace with fire pits for cocktail receptions. The Commodore Room, on the second floor, provides 270-degree lake views suited to smaller receptions and business meetings, and adjoins Sam's Bistro, a lounge built around a 24-foot bar and fireplace seating. On the lower level, Dockside offers casual indoor and outdoor lakeside dining, a seasonal Live on the Lake music series, and access to pontoon boats, paddle boards, and kayaks for guests looking to spend time on the water.

• Spaces for 70-100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Bar
• 1 Event Space

Anduzzi's Sports Club Howard is one of three Green Bay-area locations of the sports bar and restaurant founded in 1999 near Lambeau Field, expanding to Howard's Lineville Road in 2011. The Howard location combines a full sports bar and restaurant with countless widescreen TVs, weekly live performances, and craft pub fare including burgers, chicken wings, pizza, and pasta alongside specialty drinks, fish bowls, giant margaritas, and bloody marys. For private events, Howard offers a private room accommodating up to 70 guests seated for dinner or 100 guests for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. The room comes with a private bar, internet access, and a projector, with a banquet menu and customizable seating to suit the occasion. Anduzzi's traces its roots to a group of local bartenders who set out to blend franchise-restaurant standards with local entertainment. The club also supports its community through shelter meals, team sponsorships, and school donations.

• Spaces for 200-220 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

Circa on Seventh occupies a historic theatre building in downtown Kenosha's Harborside district, just steps from Lake Michigan's waterfront, restaurants, cafes, and the Kenosha HarborMarket. The 1880s structure retains its original 22-foot ceilings and exposed brick walls, paired with a loft-like second-floor balcony and lounge furniture that give the space a contemporary edge alongside its historic character. The venue hosts weddings, social events, corporate gatherings, and showers, typically welcoming 100 to 150 guests with room for up to 200. Rentals include table linens, place settings, round open-back wood chairs, setup and takedown of decor, a dedicated event specialist, and an on-site day-of coordinator, with catering handled exclusively by sister company Culinary Infusion. A private second-floor bridal suite with a lounge, makeup area, and luncheon space gives wedding parties a place to prepare before the celebration begins.

• Spaces for 128-130 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 1 Art Gallery

Housed in La Crosse's historic 1880 water pumping facility, the Pump House Regional Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has enriched the region through visual, performing, and literary arts since 1977. The building is listed on the National and State of Wisconsin Registers of Historic Places and recognized as a City of La Crosse Historic Landmark, giving its event spaces a distinct sense of history alongside three rotating art galleries, a jewel box theater, and a landscaped courtyard. For weddings and private events, the venue comfortably hosts up to 125 guests. The Kader Gallery, the center's largest space at roughly 1,500 square feet of hardwood flooring, pairs rotating exhibitions with dramatic exhibition lighting and a historic artisan railing, while the Dayton Theater seats up to 130 beneath ornate woodwork and includes a Steinway grand piano for ceremonies and performances. The Courtyard offers a landscaped outdoor setting with the Pump House's indoor galleries available as a rain backup. Beyond weddings, receptions, and private parties, the Pump House welcomes any outside caterer without additional fees and keeps a full bar on-site, and its art studio is available for private classes and team-building events.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Prevailing Winds Lodge is a custom-built full log lodge on 62 acres of rolling hills, open prairies, and hardwood forest in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, just outside Madison. Built in 1996 as a bed and breakfast, the lodge features hand-peeled logs, full chinking between every log, a local barn wood mantle, and a handcrafted moose and elk antler chandelier, giving the interior the character of a back-country retreat. The lodge hosts weddings, corporate retreats, family reunions, and bachelor and bachelorette parties, with five guest rooms, a great room warmed by a wood fireplace, and a sunroom with 180-degree views. Couples can hold an intimate ceremony in the great room or a larger celebration out on the surrounding prairie, which offers sweeping views over the lodge and open sky for an evening reception under the stars. Wedding events are booked at a flat fee ranging from $6,000 to $15,000 depending on group size, and there are no restrictions on outside vendors. The lodge has been recognized as a Knot Best of Weddings winner for more than seven years and a member of its Hall of Fame, a Best of Madison Gold Medal winner from Madison Magazine, and a Top 10 US Bed and Breakfast by BedandBreakfast.com.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Old Rittenhouse Inn began as a Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1890 as a summer residence overlooking Lake Superior in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Mary and Jerry Phillips purchased the property in 1973 and opened it as Wisconsin's first bed and breakfast. The house's exterior combines native Lake Superior brownstone, creamery brick, and shingles, and its original main-floor rooms now house Landmark Restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner to houseguests and the public beneath a notable cherry staircase leading to the guest rooms above. Following a 1985 expansion, the inn now offers guest rooms and suites, many with Lake Superior views, fireplaces, and whirlpool tubs. In 1987, the Phillips acquired a second property nearby: Le Chateau, built in 1907 by lumber baron Frank Boutin Jr. Restored into a seven-room sister inn, Le Chateau's landscaped gardens have become a setting for weddings, alongside Old Rittenhouse Inn's own lake-view grounds. Both properties host ceremonies and receptions ranging from intimate elopements to larger traditional weddings, supported by an on-site event planner, officiant services, and champagne toasts.

• Spaces for 15-600 Guests
• 3 Event Spaces
• 5 Meeting Spaces

Located on Madison's northeast side overlooking Warner Park, the Warner Park Community Recreation Center (WPCRC) is a multi-purpose public facility built for recreational, educational, and cultural programs and events. Following an expansion completed in 2026, the facility now includes two gymnasiums, a fully equipped fitness center, pickleball courts, flexible studio space, an atrium, and dry and wet craft rooms. The center's meeting rooms and community rooms are available to rent for banquets, company gatherings, weddings, birthday parties, and similar celebrations. The Community Room is a uniquely shaped space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Warner Park, and its movable dividing walls allow it to be booked as a single room or combined into a larger space for bigger gatherings. A smaller meeting room and dry craft room are also available for more intimate get-togethers. WPCRC also serves as a hub for community life beyond private events: Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) runs classes and programs on-site, and NewBridge Madison operates a senior nutrition site and related activities there.

• Spaces for 30-310 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Meeting Space

AmericInn by Wyndham Boscobel sits just off U.S. Highway 61 in Wisconsin's Driftless Area, a short drive from Grant County Fairgrounds and historic downtown Boscobel. The hotel's 40 non-smoking rooms and suites include options with jetted tubs, and each comes with a flat-screen HDTV, mini-refrigerator, coffee/tea maker, and microwave. For groups and celebrations, the property offers a 556-square-foot meeting room that accommodates up to 30 conference or banquet guests, with group rates available for gatherings of all sizes. Guests staying for an event can also make use of the heated indoor pool and hot tub, a fitness center, complimentary breakfast, and free WiFi throughout the hotel. Free semi-truck parking is available on site, and cribs can be requested for traveling families.

• Spaces for 300-315 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

Lake Wissota Golf & Events sits on the shores of Lake Wissota in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, where an 18-hole, par-71 golf course meets a full-service event venue. The course spans more than 6,000 yards and is complemented by a driving range, practice green, and GPS-equipped electric carts. For weddings and private celebrations, couples can choose an outdoor ceremony space along the lake and the 6th green, or the newly remodeled interior event center, which comfortably seats up to 300 guests around a centrally located bar and dance floor. Cocktail hour typically moves to the lakefront patio or the 360-degree wrap-around covered porch overlooking the water. An on-site event coordinator and Executive Chef support weddings, corporate gatherings, golf outings, reunions, and charity events from planning through the big day, backed by a full bar and custom menu options. The property also includes a seasonal bar & grill and marina, rounding out a lakeside setting built around golf, food, and events.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 space at this venue

Barn at Trinity Peak is a renovated dairy barn on five landscaped acres in rural Wisconsin, set among rolling hills, oak tree canopies, and open pastures. The property's original stucco silo, one of the oldest of its kind in the state, has been converted into guest bathrooms, and the barn itself retains its southern yellow pine plank floors and vaulted ceilings alongside modern heat and air conditioning. Couples can choose an indoor ceremony or reception under the barn's high ceilings and natural light, or an outdoor ceremony beneath the property's tree canopy with rustic barn-wood benches and mismatched vintage chairs, with the barn's main floor serving as a rain backup. The venue comfortably accommodates up to 200 guests for dinner, with additional guests welcome afterward. An oversized bridal suite includes a full-service bar, and the grounds feature a wine barrel fire pit with Adirondack seating beneath Edison-style bistro lighting, plus custom color-changeable up-lighting throughout the barn and surrounding trees. Barn at Trinity Peak operates as a full-service venue, holding its own Class B liquor license and providing complimentary wedding pre-planning, day-of coordination, and set-up and clean-up assistance for every event.

• Spaces for 10-300 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 6 Meeting Spaces

Holy Wisdom Monastery is an ecumenical Benedictine community set on more than 130 acres of restored prairie, woods, orchards, and gardens in Middleton, Wisconsin, overlooking Lake Mendota and a 10,000-year-old glacial lake. The monastery building, dedicated in 2009, earned a LEED Platinum rating from the U.S. Green Building Council, and its bamboo floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and solar panels reflect the community's commitment to caring for the earth. The monastery hosts weddings, rehearsal dinners, receptions, memorial services, and private events, along with meetings and group retreats, welcoming both members of its worshiping community and the public. Its Assembly Room seats up to 300 guests for ceremonies and presentations, while the Guest Dining Room, overlooking the prairie and lake, accommodates up to 150 guests for meals and receptions with an adjoining patio and fire pit. Outdoor ceremony sites on the grounds can also host up to 300 guests, with a comparable indoor space always held in reserve in case of inclement weather. An on-site wedding coordinator and executive chef support couples and event hosts from initial planning through the day itself, and free on-site parking is available for all guests.

• Spaces for 324-350 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Vennebu Hill is a barn wedding and event venue set on a 60-acre farm in Baraboo, Wisconsin, minutes from Wisconsin Dells and Lake Delton, with views of the Baraboo Bluffs and Wisconsin River. The property is part of the Myklebust family farm, where a restored Gothic-style barn once used for cattle now serves as a year-round, climate-controlled reception space. The name Vennebu comes from a Norwegian phrase meaning "a gathering place for friends and family," a nod to the family's Norwegian heritage. The venue seats up to 324 guests for weddings, meetings, retreats, and other events, with separate bride and groom preparation suites, a paved and lighted 167-stall parking lot, and both indoor and outdoor ceremony options. In-house catering and two fully staffed bars support the day, while a full commercial kitchen, wine cellar, elevator access, and ADA-accessible entrances round out the space. Vennebu Hill also includes the Koselig Garden, a Norwegian-inspired eatery and taproom on the property, and the Myklebust Farmhouse for on-site guest accommodations.

• Spaces for 660-8,000 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Convention Centers
• 1 Waterfront

The La Crosse Center is a convention and entertainment venue in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin, set along the Mississippi River. Originally built in 1980 and expanded through two later renovations, the facility now spans 120,000 square feet, with an arena seating up to 8,000, two ballrooms, ten dedicated boardrooms, and a terrace overlooking the river. The venue hosts weddings, business meetings, trade shows, banquets, and concerts. Its Riverside Ballroom, on the fourth level, comfortably accommodates up to 660 guests for a sit-down meal beneath wood-paneled ceiling accents, with a panoramic view of the Mississippi River, and is offered with full-service wedding packages that include event planning, catering, bar service, and audio/visual equipment. Downtown La Crosse surrounds the venue with more than 50 restaurants and shops within walking distance, and more than 5,000 hotel rooms are available in the city, with 1,600 of them within walking distance of the Center. La Crosse Regional Airport and the local Amtrak station are each a short drive away.

• Spaces for 36-200 Guests
• 4 Museums
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Founded in 1961 by Melitta Hedwig Suder-Pick with an initial collection of three hundred paintings and drawings by her great uncle Carl von Marr, the Museum of Wisconsin Art has grown into a collection representing more than three hundred artists and spanning two hundred years of American art history. Today MOWA operates two permanent venues, its West Bend home and MOWA | DTN in downtown Milwaukee, and describes itself as "a different kind of museum" built around the idea that enjoying art should be easy and welcoming. The West Bend museum's award-winning building sits along the Milwaukee River and offers 12,000 square feet of gallery space alongside a mix of indoor and outdoor settings available for private events, from intimate gatherings of ten guests to celebrations of up to 150. The West Bend Mutual Insurance Company Atrium, with its crisp white walls and abundant windows, hosts ceremonies, seated dinners, and cocktail receptions, while the Shoemaker Family Courtyard and the hydrangea-lined MOWA Gardens provide outdoor settings for ceremonies and receptions. The Pat and Judy Sebranek Studios offer a more intimate, configurable space suited to showers and business meetings. A venue rental does not require museum membership, making the galleries and grounds accessible for weddings, corporate gatherings, and social celebrations alike.

• Spaces for 48-250 Guests
• 5 Country Clubs
• 5 Meeting Spaces

West Bend Country Club was established in 1928 and sits amid the rolling terrain of Wisconsin's Kettle Moraine region. Its front nine, designed by golf architects Langford and Moreau, opened in 1930, with a back nine added in 1960 to complete the 18-hole course. The clubhouse carries a Prairie-style, Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design, with lounge areas, an outdoor patio and balcony, and six distinct gathering rooms. For private events, the Main Dining Room and Langford Room each seat up to 72 guests, while the smaller Lakeview Room, with its private balcony overlooking the course, seats up to 48; the three rooms can be combined for wedding receptions of up to 200 guests. The Grill Room, with its fireplace lounge and flat-screen televisions, and the Trophy Room, which opens onto the Grill Room for dancing, round out the club's event spaces for receptions, conferences, and seminars. An experienced staff assists with menu customization and event planning, and the clubhouse overall can accommodate groups of up to 350.

• Spaces for 600 Guests

Cedar Creek Hotel & Conference Center sits just off I-39 and Highway 51 in Rothschild, Wisconsin, minutes from Granite Peak Ski Area, the Cedar Creek bike and pedestrian trail, and Friendship Park. Stone fireplaces, rustic wood, and custom finishes give the hotel's conference center and guest spaces a Northwoods character suited to everything from family reunions and milestone birthdays to business meetings and sports team stays. The conference center is a favorite for weddings, supported by on-site wedding coordinators, banquet staff for setup and teardown, customized catering options, and established vendor relationships. For meetings and corporate events, on-site planners handle event conceptualizing alongside audio and visual equipment and customized menu options. Guests can unwind at the Cubby Hole, the hotel's on-site bar serving local craft beers, wines, cocktails, and fresh-baked pizzas, or relax in the indoor pool, hot tub, and fitness center. Guest rooms include king-size fireplace suites and bunk suites, and pets are welcome throughout the pet-friendly property.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Housed in the former Second Ward Savings Bank on the corner of West Kilbourn Avenue and North Third Street, the Milwaukee County Historical Society occupies a neoclassical revival landmark building completed in 1913 for what was known locally as the "Brewers' Bank." The interior is finished throughout in black-and-white Paranozzo Italian marble, and six original bank vaults - including one with a 27 1/2-ton door - remain in place across the basement, main floor, and mezzanine. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as both a City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County landmark. Founded in 1935 to collect, preserve, and share the history of the Milwaukee community, the Historical Society operates as a museum with rotating exhibits, a research library, and archives, alongside additional historic sites including Trimborn Farm in Greendale. Its downtown home sits along the Milwaukee River next to Pere Marquette Park, within walking distance of the Theatre District, Water Street, and Fiserv Forum. Beyond its museum programming, the Historical Society opens its landmark building for private events, hosting weddings, parties, and special gatherings among its marble halls and historic vaults.

• Spaces for 50-358 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 3 Theaters
• 4 Total Spaces

The Broadway Theatre Center, home to Skylight Music Theatre, sits in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward and offers a set of distinct spaces for private events. The Cabot Theatre is a replica of an 18th-century Jewel Box opera house — Le théâtre de la Coupe d'Or in Rochefort, France — seating 358 guests across the orchestra level, dress circle, and gallery, with state-of-the-art theatrical systems and upholstered box seating that make it suited to ceremonies and performances alike. The Studio Theatre offers a more intimate black box setting with loose chair seating for up to 99, built for an informal atmosphere where the audience feels close to the action. For receptions and gatherings, the Dorothea C. Mayer Salon is a European-style room on the second level overlooking Catalano Square, flexible enough to seat up to 50 guests at tables or hold 100 assembly-style or standing. The Skylight Bar rounds out the venue with a cabaret-style space seating up to 100, standing room for 150, a small stage for intimate performances, and catering vendors on call for events of any size. Skylight Music Theatre has staged musical theater in Milwaukee since 1959, producing more than 105 performances a season across a repertoire spanning baroque opera, operetta, and Broadway musicals — giving events held at the Broadway Theatre Center a genuine theatrical backdrop.