Top Canton Township Venues

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Livonia Banquets is a flexible banquet hall situated within Quality Inn & Suites on Plymouth Road in Livonia, Michigan, offering more than 4,000 square feet of event space for gatherings of up to 250 guests. The venue serves the Metro Detroit area and hosts a broad range of occasions — weddings and receptions, graduations, corporate events, birthdays, showers, and private celebrations. The main hall adapts to a variety of floor plan configurations, from seated banquet dining to theater-style, classroom, and custom arrangements, giving event planners meaningful flexibility to match the layout to the occasion. Setup and takedown, tables, and chairs are included in all packages, and outside catering is welcome. Complimentary on-site parking and direct access to hotel accommodations within the same building make the venue a practical choice for guests traveling from out of town. The facility is fully handicap-accessible throughout.

• Spaces for 100-150 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 5 Total Spaces

Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum is a University of Michigan property in Ann Arbor dedicated to botanical research, education, and public programming. The grounds include outdoor display gardens, a children's garden, and natural areas with more than three miles of trails. At the center of the gardens stands a 10,000-square-foot conservatory designed by Alden Dow in the early 1960s — one of the largest university-affiliated display greenhouses in the country — housing tropical, temperate, and arid plant collections. The gardens host weddings, private receptions, memorial services, and corporate gatherings across a mix of indoor and outdoor settings. Outdoor ceremony spaces — including the Gateway Garden, the Kimberly Maged Perennial Garden, and Willow Pond Island — each accommodate up to 150 guests and are available from late spring through early fall. The conservatory and auditorium provide indoor options, with the conservatory available for evening rentals from mid-September through May.

• Spaces for 250 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.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 14-230 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

Walnut Creek Country Club is a private, family-oriented club in South Lyon, Michigan, built on grounds the club has called home since 1987. Its roots go back to 1955, when the original club was founded as Farmington Country Club; after relocating to the current Lyon Township property, the clubhouse was built in 1989 and the 27-hole Arthur Hills signature course was completed in 1995. The club offers golf, tennis, swimming, and dining for members and their guests. For private events and weddings, the clubhouse hosts groups from 14 to 320 across several spaces: the Banquet Ballroom seats up to 220 guests alongside a dance floor, or 320 without it, and can be configured for smaller functions. The lobby pre-function area and a covered outdoor patio each welcome up to 200 standing guests. A dedicated conference room seats 14 for smaller meetings. The Executive Chef develops customizable menus for each event, and the club's Banquet & Event Manager coordinates planning from the first inquiry through event day.

• Spaces for 12-341 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Historic Spaces
• 3 Meeting Spaces

The Ann Arbor City Club is a non-profit, member-owned organization established in 1951 and housed in a late-19th-century private residence on Washtenaw Avenue — one of Ann Arbor's recognized historic architectural gems. Founded originally as the Ann Arbor Women's City Club by a group of women seeking dedicated meeting space for community organizations, the club serves its members and community through charitable, social, educational, cultural, and service programming. The event spaces range from the Molly Dobson - Anne Edwards Ballroom — a large room with natural light from generous windows and seating for up to 160 at round tables — to the Carrothers Room and smaller rooms suited to business meetings and more intimate private gatherings.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

• Spaces for 280 Guests

• Spaces for 350-500 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Historic Space

The Michigan League is one of the University of Michigan's historic University Unions, situated at the center of the university's Central Campus in Ann Arbor. The building dates to the 1920s, when the campus Women's League organization raised funds for its construction, and it has served as a home for university events and private celebrations ever since. The League's second-floor Ballroom is the venue's primary event space, featuring arched ceilings and leaded glass windows. It accommodates up to 350 guests for banquet-style dinners and up to 500 in ceremony seating. For smaller gatherings, the Hussey Room and Vandenberg Room offer more intimate settings with traditional architectural character, and the Courtyard Garden provides an outdoor space for ceremonies and cocktail hours. All celebrations at the League are managed through University of Michigan Conference & Event Services, which coordinates catering and planning support for weddings, rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, and private events.

• Spaces for 50-150 Guests
• 3 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space

Gandy Dancer occupies the beautifully restored 1886 Michigan Central Depot in Ann Arbor, Michigan — a Richardsonian Romanesque stone building added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. The restaurant is known for creative preparations of seafood, steaks, and pasta dishes served in an atmosphere that balances historic grandeur with fine dining. Three private and semi-private event spaces accommodate groups ranging from 50 to 150 guests. Gandy Dancer hosts corporate functions, holiday parties, networking events, birthdays, showers, rehearsal dinners, and full wedding receptions. Each event is supported by a personal event concierge, customizable menus, A/V technology assistance, and valet parking.

• Spaces for 104-600 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Landmark
• 2 Total Spaces

Situated at the heart of the University of Michigan's Central Campus in Ann Arbor, the Michigan Union has served as a cherished setting for alumni celebrations and community events for over a century. Having hosted more than a thousand weddings across its storied halls, Conference & Event Services brings deep experience to every occasion. The building's leaded glass windows, pristine grounds, and classic architecture set an enduring backdrop for ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, receptions, and bridal showers. Event spaces range from the intimate Pendleton Room — suited to smaller gatherings and cocktail hours — to the landmark Rogel Ballroom, built in 1919 and available for dinners and receptions of up to 600 guests. In-house catering, including zero-waste options, comes with each booking, along with setup and cleanup, projection and audio equipment, and event coordination.

• Spaces for 115 Guests

• Spaces for 20-800 Guests
• 4 Hotels
• 3 Ballrooms
• 1 Meeting Space

The Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel offers more than 15,000 square feet of flexible event space, including three ballrooms and an outdoor courtyard, near the University of Michigan campus and downtown Ann Arbor. The Michigan Ballroom, the largest ballroom in Ann Arbor, spans 6,300 square feet and accommodates up to 800 guests for conferences or 500 guests for a seated wedding reception. The Grande Ballroom and Petit Ballroom provide additional options for smaller gatherings and intimate celebrations. Event spaces throughout the hotel feature high ceilings, intricate millwork, and contemporary chandeliers, with adjacent areas offering views to the outdoors and courtyard. A dedicated Wedding Specialist manages planning details, while the in-house culinary team works with couples through a private menu sampling to build a custom reception menu. The hotel's 197 rooms and suites provide on-site accommodations for wedding guests, and its location — 25 minutes from Detroit Metropolitan Airport — makes it accessible for out-of-town attendees.

• Spaces for 550 Guests

Set within Michigan Stadium (The Big House) in Ann Arbor, the Jack Roth Stadium Club occupies the east tower of the stadium and spans from end zone to end zone, offering views of the University of Michigan football field on one side and the campus on the other. The main club is suited to wedding receptions, corporate dinners, and multi-room events such as trade shows. A secondary space on the 400 Level provides a smaller setting for meetings, receptions, and cocktail parties. Both spaces are managed through Michigan Athletics Facility Rentals.

• Spaces for 110 Guests

• 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 700 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 220 Guests