Top Venues near Anderson Island

• Spaces for 65-100 Guests

We are a craft distillery located in University Place, WA - southwest corner of Tacoma. Our town-center tasting room is available for private events of up to 75 people. Depending on the night of the week, and if we have to close the tasting room to the public, our minimums, room charge & upfront deposit varies. This is an upscale/casual space with a mixed seating environment - bar/tables/couches. We serve craft cocktails, beer & sparling wine. All of our craft cocktails are made with Chambers Bay Distillery spirits (bourbon, vodka, gin, ghost pepper whiskey) and local liqueurs.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

Thornewood Castle, located on four acres near American Lake and studded with old growth fir trees, is a historic mansion. It was built in 1908 by Chester A. Thorne and is the only one of its sort on the west coast. The house measures 27,000 square feet and is decorated in the Gothic Tudor style. Thornewood, originally built as a single family property, has been painstakingly restored to its former glory as an elegant country inn. Explore the hallways where presidents and luminaries have trod before you. Presidents William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt stayed in our presidential suite on their visit to Washington. Explore the grounds, which include a beautiful half-acre sunken English perennial garden. American Lake is a lovely place to swim, fish, and boat. Take pleasure in watching spectacular sunsets from the hand-tiled lakeside patio. Stained glass window insets from the Middle Ages, as well as antique furniture and artworks, decorate the mansion. Whatever you decide, we will spoil you and make your stay with us a memorable experience. Thornewood Castle is a destination wedding location in the Pacific Northwest that can accommodate both indoor and outdoor ceremonies. Guests can exchange vows in our sunken English garden, within the Great Hall and Ballroom, or on the grounds overlooking American Lake. Thornewood Castle can accommodate weddings and celebrations of all sizes. Make sure to go through our Wedding Photo Gallery to see all of the possibilities available to you! In addition to our interior and outdoor venues, we can host visitors. You should consider having a contingency plan in place if you are planning an outdoor wedding in the Seattle/Tacoma area in case of unexpected rain or other adverse weather.

• Spaces for 15-1,200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Event Spaces
• 1 Meeting Space

McGavick Conference Center is a modern conference and event facility on the campus of Clover Park Technical College in Lakewood, Washington, built around a 10,709-square-foot ballroom that divides into three smaller sections for events ranging from intimate gatherings to large groups of up to 1,200 guests. An adjoining atrium and lobby space offers views of Mt. Rainier, giving receptions and cocktail hours a scenic backdrop alongside the flexibility of the main ballroom. Beyond the ballroom, the center includes a boardroom seating up to 15 and a Rotunda space suited to smaller holiday parties, fundraisers, seminars, and luncheons, accommodating up to 200 guests theater-style or 100 banquet-style. Every rental includes event setup, tables and chairs, Wi-Fi, and access to a catering kitchen available in conjunction with the ballroom. The center's event services team, with a combined 15 years of experience, supports clients through pre-event consulting, on-site walk-throughs, and vendor coordination, and the venue provides more than 500 free parking spaces for attendees.

• Spaces for 140-220 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Park

Titlow Lodge occupies a craftsman-style building originally built as a hotel in 1911, recently refurbished and set within Titlow Park, a 75-acre beachfront park on Puget Sound near the Tacoma Narrows. The Main Hall accommodates up to 220 guests standing or 140 for banquet seating, suiting it to wedding receptions, banquets, and community gatherings, and it comes with a hardwood dance floor wired with electrical outlets, kitchen facilities, folding chairs and round and rectangular tables, and a portable projector and screen available for an additional fee. A rental attendant stays on-site throughout each event, alcohol service is permitted with a licensed bartender and banquet permit, and the main floor is fully accessible with dedicated ADA parking. Upper and Lower breakout rooms give wedding parties and meeting groups a private space to gather before the celebration moves into the Main Hall.

• Spaces for 10-150 Guests
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Historic Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Lakewold Gardens is a nonprofit public garden on the shores of Gravelly Lake in Lakewood, Washington, not a purpose-built banquet hall. The 10-acre estate dates to the early 20th century, and its design took shape over decades under Corydon and Eulalie Wagner, who owned the property from 1938 and brought in landscape architect Thomas Church, who returned regularly after his first Pacific Northwest visit in 1958 to refine the grounds. In 1987, Eulalie Wagner donated the estate to a new nonprofit, and Lakewold opened to the public as a garden in 1989. That history shapes how events work here. Rather than booking back-to-back weddings, Lakewold reserves a limited number each year, giving couples exclusive use of the Wagner House and surrounding gardens instead of a single interior room. Ceremonies and receptions can host up to 150 guests among century-old trees and garden rooms shaped across nearly a century of horticultural stewardship, while smaller micro-weddings and elopements are available for couples who want a quieter version of the same setting, including the Tea House gazebo and the wisteria-covered veranda. The same Wagner House rooms — an Upper Conference Room, Living Room/Dining Room, Veranda, and Atrium — are also available to rent for birthday parties, showers, corporate retreats, and other private gatherings, each with a view out into the garden.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 80-360 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

Lacey Community Center occupies a vaulted-ceiling banquet hall within Woodland Creek Community Park, its hardwood floors and wall of doors opening onto a terrace that overlooks a small pond on the park grounds. The building's principal room can be partitioned into three sections and accommodates up to 280 guests with banquet seating or 360 with theater-style seating, suiting it to receptions, banquets, conferences, and community gatherings. Two additional meeting rooms, which can be combined into one larger space, hold 80 to 120 guests and are equipped with audiovisual equipment and wireless internet for presentations and smaller functions. A fully equipped kitchen, an adjoining lobby, and city staff assistance with table and chair setup round out the facility, which is operated by the City of Lacey's Parks, Culture and Recreation Department.