Top Lehi Venues

• Spaces for 50-450 Guests
• 4 Ballrooms
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Event Spaces

The A. Ray Olpin Student Union serves as the community hub of the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City, built during the 10-year expansion overseen by university president Albert Ray Olpin, for whom the building is named. Since opening, it has hosted campus ballroom dances, concerts, and theatrical productions alongside its role as the university's main student clubhouse and office building. Today the Union offers sixteen event and meeting spaces, from the 12,446-square-foot Entire Ballroom — divisible into East and West sections and capable of seating up to 450 guests at round tables — to the more intimate Crimson View room on Level 4, which overlooks the Salt Lake Valley and is one of only two rooms in the building designated for life-event functions such as weddings and receptions. Other options include the Saltair and Panorama East rooms and an outdoor courtyard patio, all supported by an in-house catering team through Dining Services and an online reservation system for planning banquets, conferences, luncheons, and receptions.

• Spaces for 97-538 Guests
• 3 Theaters

The Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center is a downtown Salt Lake City venue that opened in 2001 as a home for local performing artists. Located at 138 Broadway, the building sits on the site of the childhood home of Izzi Wagner, who became the project's naming donor and named the center for his mother, Rose; the Jeanne Wagner Theatre for his wife; and the Leona Wagner Black Box for his sister. The Rose is home to five resident companies — Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation, Plan-B Theatre Company, Pygmalion Productions, Repertory Dance Theatre, and Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company — and hosts a wide range of programming, from modern dance and theater to classical music, ballet, student recitals, and even U.S. Naturalization ceremonies. It also serves as a venue for Utah Film Center events and festivals throughout the year and hosts Sundance Film Festival screenings each January. The center's three theaters — the Jeanne Wagner Theatre, the Leona Wagner Black Box, and the Studio Theatre — along with four dance rehearsal studios, can be rented for private events and receptions. Guest amenities include assisted listening devices, concessions, coat check, and ADA-accessible restrooms on every level, with the venue reachable via the TRAX Blue and Green Lines at Gallivan Plaza Station.

• Spaces for 400 Guests

The Natural History Museum of Utah occupies the Rio Tinto Center, an architecturally distinctive building set in the foothills of Salt Lake City near the University of Utah campus, with design inspiration drawn from the surrounding Utah landscape. Established by state statute in 1962 and open to the public since 1969, the museum moved into the Rio Tinto Center in November 2011 and now houses a collection of nearly 2 million objects, making it the largest museum in the intermountain west. For weddings, corporate functions, and private events, the museum offers a range of indoor and outdoor spaces, including the expansive Canyon and Canyon Terrace, the versatile Swaner Forum, and the option to reserve the full facility. Rentals include dedicated event and AV staff for setup and teardown, an AV package with accent lighting, speakers, and a wireless microphone, high-speed wireless internet, and free guest parking. Evening events can begin as early as 6:30 p.m., with setup starting at 5 p.m. on most days, and select bookings can include access to the museum's galleries during the event.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Founded in 1976 by Bill Kimball, the Kimball Art Center is one of the region's longest-standing creative nonprofits, serving Park City, Summit County, Wasatch County, and visitors year-round. Housed on Kearns Blvd in Park City, the center presents international-caliber exhibitions alongside classes, workshops, and camps, guided by a mission to "inspire, educate, and connect through art." The center's gallery spaces are available for facility rental, allowing guests to entertain friends, family, or coworkers "among a backdrop of artwork and mountain vistas." The rooms have hosted weddings, birthdays, corporate events, and other special occasions, giving events a gallery setting rather than a traditional banquet room. As a 501(c)(3) organization, the center also offers free art education in Utah schools and complimentary gallery exhibitions to the community.

• Spaces for 600 Guests

The Metro Music Hall is a mid-size concert venue and open-format event space in downtown Salt Lake City, with room for up to 550 guests. The venue hosts a wide range of events, including live music, drag shows, dance parties, comedy nights, and spoken word evenings, and has welcomed touring artists such as King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Big Thief, Sharon Van Etten, and The Dandy Warhols to its stage. Primarily a standing venue, Metro Music Hall offers limited seating and booth reservations for guests seeking a more relaxed vantage point. DJs and dance parties can make use of the venue's house Pioneer CDJ board and mixer, and a back patio provides additional outdoor space during events.

• Spaces for 120-2,766 Guests
• 2 Theaters

Maurice Abravanel Hall is an architectural and artistic icon in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Built in 1979 as the home of the Utah Symphony, the hall is named for longtime Symphony conductor Maurice Abravanel and is part of the Salt Lake County Arts & Culture family of venues. The building is designed as a concrete structure within a brick shell, an arrangement that blocks outside noise so the Symphony's sound resonates off white oak walls with distinctive raised paneling. Inside, gold-leaf-covered tiers and balconies — 12,000 square feet of 24-karat gold leaf donated by O.C. Tanner — pair with brass railings and six brass-and-crystal chandeliers strung with 18,000 hand-set Bohemian crystals. The four-story glass lobby overlooks Temple Square and the Wasatch Range and is home to the Olympic Tower, a red blown-glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly. Abravanel Hall hosts classical music, pops concerts, lectures, films, and corporate gatherings. Its auditorium seats up to 2,766 guests, while its stage can be reconfigured for standing receptions of up to 246 guests or seated banquets for 120. Guest amenities include coat check, concessions, and full accessibility services.

• Spaces for 12-240 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 5 Meeting Spaces

Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Lehi is located at 3700 North Outlet Parkway in Lehi, Utah, about 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. The hotel offers flexible meeting and event space, including a combined room that accommodates up to 144 guests banquet-style, along with individual meeting rooms and a conference room suited to smaller gatherings and board meetings, all supported by complimentary Wi-Fi and audiovisual equipment available on request. Guests hosting or attending an event can start the day at the hotel's Breakfast Bar, which serves hot and cold items each morning, or unwind at The Placery, the lobby bar offering a curated food and beverage menu. The Market provides grab-and-go snacks and pastries around the clock, and a 24-hour Fitness Center and hotel pool round out the property's amenities. A dedicated Host staff is available 24 hours a day to help plan and manage meetings and events.

• Spaces for 195 Guests

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• Spaces for 110-125 Guests

Highland Gardens offers event spaces for your next celebration in Cedar Hills, Utah.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 600 Guests

• Spaces for 500 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests