Top Auburn Hills Venues

• Spaces for 250 Guests

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Cathedral Cultural Center is the banquet and events facility of Saint George Romanian Orthodox Cathedral, situated in Southfield, Michigan. The center has served the greater Detroit area for many years as a community gathering and celebration space open to the public, and has been described as a hidden jewel of Metropolitan Detroit's banquet and conference facilities. Two halls anchor the facility. The St. George Hall is the larger of the two, featuring cathedral-style ceilings, brass chandeliers with wall sconce accents, a parquet wood dance floor, and a large curtained stage suited for live bands, head tables, and DJs. The Metes Hall offers a more intimate setting with a built-in bar, its own parquet wood dance floor, and recessed ceiling lighting. When the shared wall between the halls is opened, the two combine into a single expanded space capable of accommodating up to 500 guests — with the flexibility to host more intimate gatherings of 50 as well. Ample free parking surrounds the complex. The venue hosts a wide range of events, from weddings, christening parties, and anniversary celebrations to business luncheons, cultural performances, craft fairs, and bridal shows.

• Spaces for 325 Guests

St. Josaphat Banquet Center is an event venue in Warren, Michigan, built around a dedicated "one event at a time" model — a commitment that each celebration receives the team's full, undivided attention rather than competing with another event on the same day. The center hosts weddings, anniversaries, business events, luncheons, and memorial services. Wedding catering is offered in three service styles — individual plated, buffet, and family style — with separate menu programs available for special events, luncheons, and memorial gatherings. Scheduling is by appointment only.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

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• Spaces for 1,610 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

Built in 1927 and designed in the atmospheric style to evoke an outdoor Japanese theatre, the Redford Theatre is a historic Detroit movie palace that has been owned and operated by the Motor City Theatre Organ Society since 1977. The building retains its original Japanese-inspired murals, ornate chandelier lighting, and a 3-manual, 10-rank Barton pipe organ — installed when the theatre first opened to accompany silent films. The main auditorium seats 1,610 guests across a main floor, loge, and balcony, with no supporting pillars to obstruct sightlines from any seat. The 40-foot-wide proscenium stage is backed by a full 4-story dressing room tower with multiple rooms and restrooms. For film and multimedia events, the space is equipped with 35mm, 70mm, and 16mm projectors, digital cinema projectors, an advanced Dolby sound system, and a professional lighting console with 55 dimmers and LED fixtures. Free parking for 168 vehicles is available in two adjacent lots. The theatre's atmospheric ceiling — lit with stars and cloud projectors — recreates the signature effect for which architect John Eberson's atmospheric-style theatres became known in the 1920s. Two grand pianos are also available for performing events.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

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• Spaces for 200 Guests

Riverhouse Banquet Center is an event and wedding venue established in 1999, set along the Clinton River in Mount Clemens, Michigan. The facility accommodates weddings, bridal showers, anniversary celebrations, retirement parties, reunions, and corporate gatherings throughout the year. Both indoor and outdoor settings are available. Outside, a waterfront gazebo provides a ceremony backdrop alongside a 16-jet multi-colored water fountain display, a fire pit, and a tiki bar. A dedicated bridal room and an updated indoor bar serve the reception side of the operation. All-inclusive wedding packages include Chiavari chairs, colored linens, a champagne toast, cake cutting and wrapping service, an ice cream sundae bar, and late-night food stations.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Western Golf & Country Club is a member-owned private country club established in 1926 in Redford, Michigan, and celebrating its centennial in 2026. Nicknamed "The Club of Good Fellowship," the property spans more than 170 acres centered on a championship golf course designed by Donald Ross and opened in 1927 — with tree-lined fairways, subtle greens, and the Rouge River winding through the layout. The course has historically hosted the Michigan Open (1939 and 1951) and the Motor City Open (1956). Following a 2018 fire that destroyed the original clubhouse, the club built a new facility from the ground up, reopening in 2021. The rebuilt clubhouse houses four dining venues and serves as the setting for a private events program covering weddings, showers, golf outings, business events, birthday parties, and holiday gatherings. The club's events team supports planning from first inquiry through event day.