Top Wisconsin Graduation Party Rooftops

• Spaces for 100-4,100 Guests
• 1 Rooftop
• 2 Bars
• 4 Total Spaces

Located in the heart of Milwaukee’s vibrant Deer District, Landmark Credit Union Live offers a one-of-a-kind setting for private events. Accommodating 25 to 4,100 guests, our versatile venue features a spectacular three-story Music Hall, built-in stage, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, a stylish second-floor lounge, outdoor terrace, and exclusive Vinyl Room. From corporate events and convention receptions to private concerts, celebrations, and full venue buyouts, every experience can be tailored to your vision. With customized food and beverage options, creative mixology, professional production capabilities, and an experienced event team handling the details, Landmark Credit Union Live delivers the energy of live entertainment and an unforgettable experience for every guest.

• Spaces for 144-200 Guests
• 1 Rooftop
• 1 Hotel
• 1 space at this venue

Kinn Guesthouse Downtown Milwaukee offers an event experience that feels stylish, personal, and entirely your own. Our signature rooftop venue, The Lookout, pairs panoramic city views with a warm, modern setting designed to accommodate celebrations of up to 150 guests, depending on layout. The flexible space can be tailored for ceremonies, cocktail hours, seated receptions, and dancing, with an atmosphere that feels elevated without feeling overly formal. Rather than a traditional ballroom, The Lookout offers the character of an independent boutique property and a memorable sense of place in the heart of Milwaukee. With 31 thoughtfully designed guestrooms, couples can turn their wedding into a full weekend experience. Private floor buyouts include (9) guestrooms along with an exclusive shared kitchen, lounge, dining area, and gathering space, giving your closest guests a comfortable home base before and after the celebration.

• Spaces for 64-230 Guests
• 2 Rooftops
• 3 Museums
• 3 Total Spaces

The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art occupies a glass-and-steel building designed by architect César Pelli on State Street, in the heart of downtown Madison between the State Capitol and the University of Wisconsin campus. The museum's rotating contemporary art exhibitions surround guests at private events, and its rooftop and lecture spaces are available for weddings, receptions, and corporate gatherings. The Rooftop Sculpture Garden is the museum's most-booked event space, holding up to 175 guests for a standing reception or 100 for a seated dinner amid native Wisconsin plants and sculpture, with views of the Capitol Building, the Orpheum Theater marquee, and the downtown skyline that light up after dark. Just off the garden, the recently renovated Rooftop Lounge offers an indoor alternative on the third floor, furnished with lounge seating and a bar, for up to 80 guests standing or 64 seated. For talks, films, or meetings, the Lecture Hall accommodates up to 230 guests and is built to accommodate guests with mobility limitations, with a separate projection booth and stagehand support available. Downtown State Street's restaurants, entertainment, and shopping sit just outside the museum's doors, adding to the experience for guests attending an event at MMoCA.

• Spaces for 15-3,300 Guests
• 2 Rooftops
• 1 Ballroom
• 13 Total Spaces

Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center sits on the shore of Lake Monona in downtown Madison, Wisconsin, on a site Frank Lloyd Wright first proposed for the city in 1938. Wright reworked the design over two decades before signing off on the final plans shortly before his death in 1959; Madison voters approved construction on the same site in 1992, and the building opened on July 18, 1997, with its exterior built to Wright's design and its interior reimagined by Taliesin architect Tony Puttnam. Today the center spans five levels and roughly 30 rooms, from the Madison Ballroom's Wright-inspired chandeliers to the rooftop gardens overlooking the lake, which the venue describes as the only rooftop lakeside venue in Madison. Nearly 390,000 guests pass through each year for conventions, conferences, weddings, and community events such as Dane Dances. In-house catering is handled by Monona Catering, and the attached Hilton Madison Monona Terrace connects to the building via an indoor skywalk.

• Spaces for 12-75 Guests
• 1 Rooftop
• 2 Restaurants
• 5 Total Spaces

The Charmant Hotel is a 67-room boutique hotel in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin, set on the site of the city's first settlement, a log cabin built by fur trader Nathan Myrick in 1842. The building itself dates to 1898, when it was constructed for the FUNKE Candy Factory; the hotel takes its name from Charmant, FUNKE's premium chocolate line, and pays homage to that history throughout, with original maple wood flooring, wood beams, and exposed brick preserved and reimagined across the historic landmark structure. For meetings and celebrations, the hotel's event spaces include the Serenada, a 613-square-foot meeting room suited to corporate gatherings, classroom sessions, and wedding ceremonies and receptions, and the Royal Crown, a 338-square-foot boardroom outfitted with a 70-inch flat-screen TV for off-site business meetings. The Restaurant, with its Private Dining Room and river views, and the Rooftop Terrace, with gas-burning fireplaces and a wood-fired pizza oven, are also available for social and business gatherings. The Charmant Hotel is within walking distance of La Crosse's convention center, distillery, performing arts venues, and downtown shops and restaurants, and about a 15-minute drive from La Crosse Regional Airport.

• Spaces for 32-125 Guests
• 2 Rooftops
• 3 Hotels
• 3 Total Spaces

Hotel Metro, Autograph Collection is a boutique, art deco-style hotel set in a building dating to the 1930s in downtown Milwaukee, within walking distance of Lake Michigan and the Historic Third Ward. The property's event spaces include a Ballroom with an attached atrium and two rooftop meeting rooms, each outfitted with natural light, on-site catering, and AV equipment for gatherings ranging from corporate meetings to wedding receptions. The Ballroom, the largest of the three spaces, accommodates up to 125 guests and is supported by a dedicated events team and an on-site culinary team handling catering. Couples can also reserve a private bridal suite for pre-wedding preparation, and wedding parties booking 10 or more overnight rooms qualify for group rates. Guests and event attendees can also dine at Oggie's Kitchen & Bar, the hotel's on-site restaurant, or enjoy cocktails at the seasonal Puffer Fish Rooftop Bar. Historic touches remain throughout the property, including a vintage 1930s typewriter and an original mail chute available to guests.