Top Leominster Venues

• Spaces for 98-400 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Theater
• 1 Convention Center

The Westford Regency Inn & Conference Center is a full-service hotel and event venue in Westford, Massachusetts, situated off Interstate 495 between Boston and the Merrimack Valley. The property combines Old New England charm with contemporary hospitality across 18,000 square feet of indoor event space and a seasonal 6,000-square-foot outdoor tent. At the center of the venue's wedding and celebration offerings is the newly renovated Regency Ballroom, appointed with crystal chandeliers and 14-foot ceilings. A Grand Foyer adjacent to the ballroom provides a natural setting for cocktail hours before guests move into the main reception. All-inclusive wedding packages include a personal consultant, in-house catering, and discounted room rates across 193 hotel rooms and suites for wedding-party guests. For meetings and conferences, the Concord Amphitheater seats 98 and is recognized as one of the few venues of its kind in the Westford area. Twenty additional function rooms — including a dedicated boardroom — scale from small breakout sessions to multi-day events accommodating 900 or more guests. Professional audiovisual support, complimentary self-parking, and complimentary wireless internet are available throughout the property.

• Spaces for 28-150 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 2 Landmarks

Whether you are seeking a unique event space for your corporate event, wedding or landmark celebration, Worcester Art Museum provides an extraordinary space for your event. Are you on the hunt for a wedding venue that perfectly blends urban charm, historic elegance, and cultural richness, just as praised by Bride & Groom magazine? Look no further than the Worcester Art Museum! Our picturesque Renaissance Court sets the ideal stage for commemorating your union, complemented by the chance for you and your guests to immerse yourselves in the Museum's extensive art collection. For our corporate clients, Worcester Art Museum! WAM provides multiple Conference Rooms ideally suited for your corporate gatherings, equipped with state-of-the-art presentation tools and sufficient seating. Whether it's a holiday get-together, networking event, appreciation gathering, awards ceremony, or any other occasion, our Renaissance Court or Museum Café serve as perfect settings to host your event.

• Spaces for 270-350 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

Tuckerman Hall is a neo-classical event venue in Worcester, Massachusetts, designed in 1902 by Josephine Wright Chapman, one of America's first female architects. Originally built as the headquarters of the Worcester Woman's Club, the building was acquired by the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra in 1981 and has since served as one of Worcester's most distinguished gathering spaces. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and sits within a National Historic District. The main auditorium rises to a 40-foot ceiling graced with intricate plaster detail and exceptional millwork, with acoustics recognized as among the finest for a venue of its size in the United States. The full-stage hall accommodates up to 521 guests for concerts, 350 for standing receptions, 270 for corporate dinners, and 200 for weddings. Additional spaces include a circular lower hall with its own stage, eight architecturally distinctive turret suites, and a top-floor bridal suite. Event services include an award-winning in-house catering team, a full liquor license with open, cash, or combination bar options, and complete audiovisual capabilities including HD film screening and a house PA system. The venue hosts one wedding per weekend, ensuring personalized attention for each couple.

• Spaces for 50-100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor

Wedding ceremonies are held at The Butterfly Place before or after hours, when you may rent the butterfly flight area for approximately one hour. Please contact Sylvia Leslie, Justice of the Peace / Wedding Coordinator as far in advance as possible to arrange a time for your ceremony and to schedule a meeting. There is no place available for a reception at The Butterfly Place; however, Sylvia will be happy to suggest places nearby which may host a beautiful and memorable reception.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

*Notice - Are you concerned that your wedding location may not be able to accommodate your guests in 2021? We are now accepting wedding reservations in accordance with the new MA Covid requirements, which includes open-air dining! With open tented sides and large open air flow for events, our main ballroom has been renovated to create an elegant ambiance while still preserving an open airy sense. We will return to our regular room as soon as there are no problems with Covid! Because we are located a little further out in the country from Worcester, Boston, and Springfield, we are often classified as being in the low-covid zone classification system. While learning social distancing, your guests can enjoy our many outside spaces, which include exploring, playing yard games, and relaxing in our gardens. In addition, our dance floor and landscaping work provide enough of space for people to dance without isolating themselves! Check out the photographs on this page! * This beautiful neo-classical three-story palace, which was completed in 1926, is the product of years of meticulous work. The steel-beam construction mansion, designed by Boston architects Blackhall, Clapp, and Whittemore, was built for Harding Allen, the proprietor of the Chas. G. Allen Co., a drilling and tapping machine firm and iron foundry. The company was established during the American Civil War to manufacture Yankee hay rakes. Approximately 742 individuals were employed by the company at its height of operations. The company has shrunk in size over the years, but it is still in operation. When Harding's wife, Carrie C. Allen, passed away in 1946, the estate was auctioned off, and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fowler purchased a piece of the land, which included the mansion, for a sum of $1.25 million. Until it was repurchased by Steve Goldsmith, the great-nephew of Harding Allen, in 1972, the property remained in the possession of the Fowler family. After he and his wife Ina died in February 1995, the property was purchased by Alain Beret and James Fairbanks who lived there until the present day. Carmine and Grace Gugliotti, the current owners, purchased the property in February 2004 from the previous owners. The mansion is highlighted by its imposing two-story portico as well as exquisite balustraded porches on three sides. The beautiful internal plaster molding, carved millwork, and marble detail, all executed by professional Italian craftsmen, has been preserved in its entirety on the interior walls. The use of original lighting fixtures is prevalent throughout the space.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Sky Meadow Country Club is a private club in Nashua, New Hampshire, hosting weddings, corporate events, banquets, and social gatherings in a setting that pairs an elegantly appointed interior with manicured outdoor grounds. The club's ballroom features ceiling-to-floor windows, a large dance floor, and a fieldstone fireplace — a distinctive combination that accommodates both seated dinners and evening receptions. Adjacent to the ballroom, a spacious patio overlooks a landscaped bridal garden with walkways, a fountain, a gazebo, and an archway, offering a natural backdrop for ceremonies and cocktail hours. The golf course extends beyond, adding an open, park-like quality to outdoor gatherings. In-house culinary offerings include plated meals, chef bars, buffets, and passed hors d'oeuvres, with white-glove dinner service and a dedicated bridal coordinator available for weddings. Corporate meetings, holiday parties, showers, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, and golf outings are all part of the club's regular programming.

• Spaces for 125-140 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Historic Space

Concord's Colonial Inn has occupied Monument Square in Concord, Massachusetts since 1716 — one of New England's oldest continually operating inns. The Main Inn building, constructed that year, is joined by the Prescott Wing, The Cottage, and Rebecca's House to offer 56 guest rooms and suites, making it possible for event guests and wedding parties to stay on-site. The inn hosts weddings, corporate meetings, and private gatherings in several spaces, including the Merchant's Row & Middlesex Room, which can accommodate up to 125 guests. The Liberty Room, Village Forge Tavern, Taproom Bar, and a seasonal Outdoor Patio round out the venue's gathering options. A member of Historic Hotels of America, the inn sits 20 miles from downtown Boston near Concord's historic center, the North Bridge, and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

• Spaces for 100-300 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Concord Art — formally the Concord Center for the Visual Arts — occupies the historic John Ball House (circa 1752) at 37 Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts. Founded in 1917 by American Impressionist Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts, it is among the oldest continuously operating art organizations in the country, with a permanent collection rooted in early 20th-century work and four rotating galleries that remain free and open to the public. The building's rooms lend themselves naturally to private events. The Roberts Gallery on the second floor spans 30 by 40 feet under a turn-of-the-century skylight, with hardwood floors, built-in speakers, a screen and presentation system, and lift access. The two first-floor galleries — French and EWR — each measure 21 by 20 feet and feature original paneling and working fireplaces, suited for cocktail receptions and stationary bars. Together the galleries accommodate up to 100 guests for receptions, 80 for a buffet, and 65 for a seated dinner.

• Spaces for 35-300 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 5 Total Spaces

Set along the shores of Lake Contoocook with views of Mount Monadnock, the Woodbound Inn in Rindge, New Hampshire has welcomed guests since 1892 on land first settled in 1760. The property's mix of inn rooms, lakeside cabins, and working grounds give it a distinctive sense of place in the heart of the Monadnock Region. For weddings and private events, the inn offers five spaces spanning a range of scale and setting. The Edgewood Ballroom accommodates up to 160 guests, while the Playbarn and Brummer Room serve smaller gatherings of up to 60 and 35 respectively. Outdoor options include the private beach on Lake Contoocook — available for groups of 40 to 100 — and tented grounds with capacity for up to 200. All indoor event packages include tables, chairs, tableware, glassware, setup, breakdown, and an on-site event coordinator. Executive Chef Rudy Rosalez leads a gourmet catering program with menus customized for each event.

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

First Parish in Framingham Unitarian Universalist is a historic religious community and event venue situated next to Framingham Common in Framingham, Massachusetts. Established in 1700 as the Church of Christ in Framingham, the congregation has gathered on this site for over three centuries, making it one of the oldest continuously active communities in the region. The Meetinghouse, built in 1926, is described on the venue's rental page as "a beautiful, historic building" and offers a classically designed New England sanctuary with white wooden pews, columns, arched ceilings, and a red-carpeted aisle. The space accommodates up to 200 guests and is available for weddings, memorial services, and lecture series. The solar-powered Parish House, added in 1959, provides several additional rooms: Scott Hall features a wooden dance floor and accommodates up to 100 guests for receptions, birthday parties, and music recitals; the Huntley Room seats up to 35 guests and is equipped with a ceiling-mounted screen and WiFi for meetings and presentations; and the intimate Memorial Room holds up to 15 guests for small gatherings. The venue welcomes renters whose principles align with its values of non-discrimination, respect, and dignity for all. First Parish holds official status as both a Welcoming Congregation and a Green Sanctuary.

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

Whether you're planning an intimate sit-down dinner for two or an outdoor celebration for 150 of your closest family and friends, the Asa Waters Mansion will provide exceptional intimacy and elegance for your special occasion. We have a number of different options for your ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception to choose from. During your ceremony on the estate's beautiful grounds, you can exchange vows with one another on our bandstand, under our stately trees, or under our gracious columned portico, all in the style of the nineteenth century. Alternatively, you could have your service inside the Mansion, surrounded by splendor. Cocktails: Spend a beautiful day outside on the lawn, porches, or bandstand, or step inside to take in the splendor of the estate's period architecture and decor, which is available for purchase. A formal sit-down dinner or buffet for approximately 85 guests can be held in the Mansion to keep your celebration small and intimate. For guest lists of up to 100 people, we encourage you to invite your family and friends to experience the elegance of a "station" dinner. Make the most of everything the estate has to offer by considering renting a tent for a gathering of 100-150 guests. This will allow you to combine the elegance of the manor with the pastoral charm of an outdoor event. Regardless of which option you choose, holding your wedding at the Asa Waters Mansion ensures a beautiful and elegant occasion unlike anything else. The following services are available for all weddings at the Mansion: One wedding reception per day, with start times that can be either during the day or in the evening. We have a selection of licensed catering partners from which to choose your catering/party planning team. Options for both indoor and outdoor setups are available. Inside, everything is customized to your requirements. Round dining tables and chairs are provided as part of the rental fee. There are a variety of other tables available that can be used for your wedding cake, place cards, guest book, or gift table, among other things. In addition, chiavari ballroom chairs can be rented for an additional fee. Preparation area for the Bridal Party The satisfaction of knowing that your wedding reception is the only one scheduled for the day Air-conditioned Accessible to people with disabilities (first level) No smoking is permitted in the building.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

A celebration at the Codman Estate Carriage House is a wonderful way to commemorate a wedding, corporate gathering, or other special occasion. The Codman Estate, nestled in an expansive landscape of gardens, lawns, and meadows, provides a unique country setting just twenty miles from downtown Boston while remaining close to the city. The Codman Estate Carriage House has been completely renovated and is now available for private parties and other events. This venue, with its rich wood paneling and rustic ambiance, offers a casually elegant and reasonably priced option for your wedding reception. The Italian Garden is a particular highlight of the landscape. Featuring a marble-columned pergola covered in flowering vines, this surprisingly formal secret garden is an ideal location for wedding ceremonies and receptions. In the garden, guests can relax by a reflecting pool that is surrounded by flowers, classical urns, and statues. A beautiful but less formal setting for photographs can be found in an English country garden, which was originally designed and maintained by Dorothy Codman. Your rental includes the use of the Carriage House, gardens, and grounds, as well as the freedom to create your own event from the ground up. Tables should be decorated with fresh flowers and fine linens for a formal wedding. For a summer barbecue, use checkered tablecloths and a volleyball net to create a festive atmosphere. In the grand Meadow, you can entertain your guests with lawn games, cocktails, and passed hors d'oeuvres. Dance until the wee hours of the morning. In addition to hosting corporate meetings and business events such as parties, client entertainment, wine tastings, and awards dinners, the Codman Estate also serves as a beautiful and relaxing setting for weddings. Having a clambake or barbecue on the lawn while playing games or listening to music is a popular warm-weather activity. Our experienced events staff will assist you in selecting a caterer and will be available to you throughout the entire planning process.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Event Space

In addition to sculptures in the landscape, deCordova's mission is to educate and delight visitors with contemporary art from New England and beyond. This is accomplished through both outdoor sculpture and museum exhibitions. The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, which opened in 1950 and spans 30 acres west of Boston, is the largest park of its kind in New England. It was the first of its kind in the country. In 2009, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum changed its name from deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park to deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum to emphasize its renewed focus on sculpture and to support the institution's goal of becoming a premier Sculpture Park. The name change was made to emphasize the institution's renewed focus on sculpture and to support the institution's goal of becoming a premier Sculpture Park. The Sculpture Park is home to more than 60 works of art, the majority of which are on loan to the Museum, and offers a constantly changing landscape of large-scale, outdoor, modern and contemporary sculpture and site-specific installations by artists from around the world. On the inside, the Museum offers a diverse selection of changing exhibitions as well as innovative interpretive programming. Patrons of the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum can participate in a variety of activities throughout the year, including snowshoe tours, yoga in the park, nature tours, curator and artist conversations, and a variety of special talks, screenings, and events. Lincoln Nursery School is located on the grounds of the deCordova Museum of Contemporary Art, making it the first preschool in the United States to be integrated into a contemporary art museum.

• Spaces for 150-320 Guests
• 1 Event Space

UTEC occupies a landmark building in downtown Lowell, Massachusetts — a former Methodist church originally built in 1839 that earned distinction as the oldest LEED Platinum certified building in the world following a comprehensive 2012 renovation. Original architectural features, including a 30-foot cathedral ceiling and a restored domed chamber on the third floor, are paired with a fully updated event infrastructure. Four distinct rental spaces accommodate groups of 5 to 200, from the Main Hall's soaring ceilings and theater lighting to the intimate Board Room with views overlooking downtown. Each space includes full AV systems — projectors, microphones, surround sound, and wall-mounted monitors — and round banquet tables with chairs for up to 200 guests are provided in-house. In-house catering is available through See Beyond Catering, UTEC's culinary social enterprise; outside caterers are also welcome. As a nonprofit, UTEC directs event rental revenue toward programming and employment opportunities for young adults in the Merrimack Valley. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible via ramps and elevator.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

The Pierce House is a lovely historic house set on more than 30 quiet acres of pastoral rolling lawns, trees, and ponds, only 30 minutes west of Boston. Pierce House, which was built in 1900 and is located in the Historic District of Lincoln, Massachusetts, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The venue welcomes the local community and beyond as a place for year-round recreation, weddings, corporate and social events, art shows, car shows, summer concerts, and movie filming, among other things, in keeping with the wishes of John H. Pierce, who bequeathed the mansion and property to the Town of Lincoln. Drumlin Farm, deCordova Museum, Minute Man National Park, and Walden Pond Reservation are all located in the Lincoln community. Pierce House has a "recommended" vendor list that our Director, Victoria, has hand-selected. All of the suppliers on our list have previously worked at Pierce House, are aware of our policies and procedures, and have previously delivered excellent service, employees, and management. If you choose a vendor that isn't on our list, have them contact Victoria at Victoria@piercehouse.com to arrange a site visit. The Pierce House rental includes an 8-hour rental period (2 hour set up, 5 hour event, 1 hour breakdown). There are also (2) two 8-foot tables, (6) six 6-foot tables, (2) two 4-foot tables, 37 maroon cloth folding chairs, ten grey cloth folding chairs, five restrooms, WIFI, parking, and different antique tables available for your usage. The Pierce House only hosts one event each day, allowing each client to create their own personalized experience! When it comes to DJs, we strongly advise our clients to choose from our "APPROVED" DJ and Band list. If you want to hire a non-approved DJ or band, you must schedule a sound check with Victoria ahead of the event to ensure that they are in compliance with Pierce House noise levels.

• Spaces for 225 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Coach grill is the perfect place for small private gatherings, group meals, corporate meetings, or rehearsal dinners, with chef-created menus to suit your needs. Throughout the restaurant, we can host private and semi-private parties of 10 to boisterous gatherings of 225 guests. Coach Grill has been dedicated to providing outstanding, five-star service and fine meals suited to each guest's individual interests since the 1930s. Coach Grill is part of the long-standing Wayland neighborhood and rests on the original site of the Red Coach Grill, a popular local hangout until it was destroyed by fire in the late 1970s. The Red Coach Grill was rebuilt decades later, and people returned as if reuniting with an old friend. This cherished New England institution, now known as Coach Grill as part of the Tavistock Restaurant Collection family of concepts, still serves the same elegant hospitality and exceptional cuisine as its ancestor, lighted by the warmth of its original stone hearth fireplace. It has been our joy to politely serve the New England comforts both appreciated by locals and admired by visitors for decades and years to come, as we are rooted in the Massachusetts community. “Best west suburban steak house. No question. Excellent steaks, fresh oysters, lively bar with bartenders who by themselves are worth the trip. Nice people” -Michael D. “I've been here several times and have never been disappointed. Food is excellent, service is exceptional. You will love your experience here... we did! It was all so good. Highly recommended!” -Haneen Y.

• Spaces for 250-360 Guests
• 1 Convention Center

​The Inn & Conference Center features over 120 seasonal hotel rooms, 31 year-round Inn-style rooms, 50 Warren Lounge, and over 15,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space including outdoor patios.

• Spaces for 120-600 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Over 48,000 square feet, Level99 is the world's first destination for challenge-based entertainment, handcrafted cocktails, and a scratch kitchen, among other things. We challenge you and your guests to compete and collaborate in over 40 different themed challenge rooms, player vs. player competitions, and Hunts, all of which are both physically and mentally demanding. Room for up to 24 people in the dining room Located directly behind the Brewery and Taproom Bar, this private space is ideal for small gatherings. For a seated meal, meeting, or small social gathering, the room can comfortably accommodate up to 22 guests. The space is also equipped with the most up-to-date audiovisual technology, making it an excellent venue for any small group gathering. Room for Meetings and Events Up to 50 people can be accommodated. A large and inviting private space located directly off the Main Challenge Floor with direct access to the Arena Bar, which can comfortably accommodate up to 50 guests for a seated meal, meeting, or social gathering. The space can be reserved in advance. As a result of its cutting-edge audiovisual technology, this space is an excellent choice for both business and pleasure gatherings. Up to 120 people can be accommodated in the taproom. 20 beers on tap, hand-rubbed wooden finishes, and a cozy, warm atmosphere define this establishment. Purchase of a facility Up to 600 people can be accommodated. In order to provide you with the best possible Level99 experience, the entire 48,000 square foot facility is dedicated to you and up to 600 of your closest friends.

• Spaces for 500-700 Guests
• 1 Theater

The Lowell Memorial Auditorium is an indoor venue on Merrimack Street in downtown Lowell, Massachusetts. Concerts, family shows, conferences, conventions, trade exhibitions, corporate seminars, and much more can all be held here. Blackall, Clapp & Whittemore, an architectural firm, designed the 2,800-seat facility in 1922. Looking for the ideal place for your 'I DO' day that is a perfect blend of classic and comfortable? The Lowell Memorial Auditorium is a historic theatre in downtown Lowell, Massachusetts, with the ambiance to properly complement your special day's vision! The Lowell Memorial Auditorium is an indoor venue on Merrimack Street in downtown Lowell, Massachusetts. Concerts, family shows, conferences, conventions, trade exhibitions, corporate seminars, and much more can all be held here. Blackall, Clapp & Whittemore, an architectural firm, designed the 2,800-seat facility in 1922. The Lowell Memorial Auditorium is administered by Lowell Management Group and is located in scenic and historic downtown Lowell. Mill City Operation, which is owned and run by Tom McKay, Terry McCarthy, and Leo Creegan, took over management of the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in 1995. The Lowell Memorial Auditorium continues to thrive as a destination for all types of attractions under MCM's guidance, and is now busier than ever. The Lowell Memorial Auditorium has hosted events about 250 days a year in previous years. Walking through the structure is like reliving Lowell's and America's military history. All of the major combat sites from the American Revolution, including Bunker Hill and Trenton, Gettysburg and Appomattox, San Juan Hill, Bellows Wood, and Chateau-Thiery, are well-known. Many more fought, bled, and died in lesser-known engagements, which are also commemorated in the entablature. Fair Oaks, Cold Harbor, Spottsylvania, Chapultec, Soissons, and other cities have been named after them. To those who fought or died in them, all conflicts are as important. The Auditorium now sits at the gateway to Historic Downtown Lowell, a beautiful and suitable monument to welcome visitors and possibly Belvidere's most proud structure.

• Spaces for 75 Guests