Top Lexington Venues

• Spaces for 50-467 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Bar
• 2 Total Spaces

The hotel occupies a six-story building constructed in 1926 in downtown Lexington, Virginia, and restored into a 39-room boutique property. It is described as the only example of 1920s art-deco architecture in downtown Lexington, and at six stories, it is also the tallest building in the downtown area. For weddings, banquets, and receptions, the Grand Ballroom offers 4,200 square feet of event space, accommodating up to 350 seated guests or 467 standing guests. Smaller wedding receptions and gatherings can also be hosted in the Juniper Lounge, the hotel's on-site restaurant and bar, whose veranda accommodates up to 50 guests. Events at the hotel include plated or buffet catering with a customizable menu, event parking, complimentary WiFi, and computer hookups, along with staff who help coordinate details from planning through event day. As the largest hotel in downtown Lexington, it can also arrange special group rates on room blocks across its 39 guest rooms for wedding parties and their guests.

• Spaces for 30-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden
• 1 Park

Boxerwood Nature Center and Woodland Garden sits on 20 hilly acres in rural Rockbridge County, Virginia, between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains near Lexington. The property traces back to a woodland garden planted by Dr. Robert E. Munger in the 1950s on former farmland; the nonprofit Boxerwood Education Association purchased the land in 1999 and opened it to the public, later earning Virginia's Environmental Education Center of Excellence designation in 2015. The grounds encompass five distinct habitats connected by pathways and trails, including woodlands, springs and ponds, open forests, and native plant areas. Visitor-friendly sections include the PlayTrail, an open Field used for summer concerts, the Lodge with its back patio, and the Pollinator Garden. The original Munger home now serves as the association's offices, alongside outbuildings and shelters scattered across the property. For gatherings, the Pavilion accommodates up to 30 guests and is available by advance reservation, with one complimentary annual rental included for Boxerwood Garden members. The grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk and welcome leashed pets.

• Spaces for 400 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Set on 600 acres in Lexington, Virginia, the Virginia Horse Center is a world-class equestrian facility that also hosts private events, from wedding receptions to corporate gatherings and meetings. Established by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1985 and now operated by the Virginia Horse Center Foundation, the campus includes nine show rings, eight schooling rings, eight barns, a cross-country course, campgrounds, and the 4,000-seat Anderson Coliseum surrounding the Waldron Arena. The Appomattox Mezzanine, the center's largest special event space, overlooks the Blue Ridge mountains and the Waldron Arena and can accommodate up to 400 guests for wedding receptions, corporate parties, and meetings, with the option to divide into smaller sections. Additional event spaces include the Winners Ring Restaurant's enclosed porch overlooking the Wiley Arena, the Work Horse Café on the coliseum's upper concourse, and the Picnic Pavilion, set above the grounds with sweeping views. Virginia Horse Center Food Services provides full catering for private events, with pricing customized to guest count and rental needs.

• Spaces for 160-250 Guests
• 2 Ballrooms
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Total Spaces

House Mountain Inn is a bed-and-breakfast and wedding venue set on 1,000 private acres in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley near Lexington. The Irvine family has hosted celebrations on the mountain for five generations, and the property now offers two distinct wedding venues alongside fifteen upscale, lodge-style suites. The 15,000-square-foot Lodge features a two-story Great Room, a post-and-beam Ballroom, and an outdoor gathering space warmed by a wood-burning fireplace, all set among mature landscaping and mountain views; it accommodates up to 160 seated guests. Irvine Estate, perched at 2,300 feet in elevation, blends modern, rustic, farmhouse, and vintage-urban styles across a 6,000-square-foot event space and accommodates 250-plus guests. Both venues offer all-inclusive wedding packages that include coordination, onsite dining, and overnight lodging. The property also includes an on-site restaurant and pub, hiking trails, stocked fishing ponds, and meeting spaces equipped for corporate retreats.

The Georges offers event spaces for your next celebration in Lexington, Virginia.

• Spaces for 225 Guests

Tribrook Club sits at 141 Country Club Road in Lexington, Virginia, on grounds with roots dating back to 1902, when six original golf holes were first laid out in town. The club expanded to nine holes in 1930 with the acquisition of the former Tribrook Farm acreage, and grew again in 1969 with a final land purchase that made way for the full 18-hole course, designed by golf course architect Ellis Maples and debuted in 1971 as Lexington Golf and Country Club. The club has recently partnered with Washington and Lee University to reinvigorate the property, and has been renamed Tribrook Club to honor that long history while carrying it forward. The club describes itself as "a distinct and welcoming club, a place to belong, reconnect, and carry forward a legacy of warmth and excellence." A full renovation of the clubhouse, dining spaces, pool, and golf performance facilities is currently underway, with a grand reopening planned for 2027 to mark the club's 125th anniversary. In the meantime, a portion of the club's grounds has reopened for limited golf access. Beyond its championship golf course, the club offers food and beverage service through Tribrook Bar & Grill, swimming facilities, and event venues that have long served as a gathering place for members, families, and the broader Lexington community, including Washington and Lee University and VMI.

• Spaces for 150 Guests