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    Cedar Lodge

    47000 52nd St, Lawrence, MI 49064, USA
    • Spaces for 75-200 Guests
    • 1 Outdoor
    • 1 Event Space
    • 1 Waterfront

    Cedar Lodge is a 150-acre property set on a private 12-acre lake in Lawrence, Michigan, operating year-round as an equestrian camp and private event rental site. Its grounds span forests, wetlands, and open fields, all bordering the fully private lake that anchors celebrations held here. The property offers two event spaces: a scenic lakefront area with room for tables and chairs, a fire pit, and a bandstand — with electricity access — and the Rustic Event Hall, a charming indoor dining space that seats up to 75 guests with lake views. Package options allow couples or groups to combine the lake, the hall, and overnight accommodations in off-the-grid camp cabins (housing up to 20 guests) or a private apartment suite with a full kitchen, laundry, and Wi-Fi. Alcohol is permitted on premises, and catering is available on request.

  • Lawrence Town Hall

    80 W St Joseph St, Lawrence, MI 49064, USA
    • Spaces for 100 Guests

    The Lawrence Town Hall is a historic 1902 building located at 122 W. St. Joseph in Lawrence, Michigan, and one of three buildings listed on the Michigan Register of Historic Sites. Built to serve the Van Buren County community, the hall spent decades as a cultural center — hosting plays, recitals, concerts, films, and touring Vaudeville acts through the 1920s and 1930s. The building also housed the township offices and a jail during its early years. Since 2010, the Lawrence Town Hall Preservation Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has managed the building with a mission to maintain public access and preserve its historic character. Today the hall is available for private rental, with options to book the full building — main floor and basement — or a single floor for smaller gatherings and daytime functions. Events serving alcohol require a certificate of insurance submitted two weeks in advance.