Top Lynchburg Venues

• Spaces for 20-150 Guests
• 3 Meeting Spaces
• 3 Venues with Activities

Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre is a year-round outdoor recreation facility on the Liberty University campus in Lynchburg, Virginia, built around Briton Engineering's patented Snowflex® artificial surface. The facility offers snowless skiing and snowboarding on slopes for beginner through advanced riders, two Neveplast tubing runs, a Bunny Hill sledding area for younger children, and an Olympic-grade trampoline, all open to Liberty students, faculty, staff, and the general public in every season. At the center of the property sits the reservable Barrick-Falwell Lodge, which gives Snowflex the look and feel of an alpine resort and looks out over sunset views. The lodge houses a concessions stand and pro shop and is available for business meetings, personal parties, birthday parties, and hall events, with space that can be reserved in full or in part for groups.

• Spaces for 12-300 Guests
• 6 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 5 Meeting Spaces

Hilton Garden Inn Lynchburg sits just off the Highway 29/460 intersection, less than two miles from the Liberty University campus and about four miles from Lynchburg Regional Airport. The 126-room hotel offers 3,008 square feet of event space across five meeting rooms, including the Jefferson Ballroom, its largest room at 2,880 square feet and suited to conferences, banquets, and receptions. Smaller rooms give planners flexibility for breakout sessions or more intimate gatherings. Guests and event attendees have access to a heated indoor pool, fitness center, business center, and the on-site Garden Grille restaurant and bar. The hotel also offers free WiFi, free parking, and pet-friendly rooms. Groups can reserve blocks of 10 to 25 rooms online for weddings, meetings, and other gatherings that call for overnight accommodations nearby.

• Spaces for 80-150 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 2 Event Spaces

Housed in a converted turn-of-the-century shoe factory in downtown Lynchburg, Virginia, along the James River, the Craddock Terry Hotel and Event Center pairs original brick warehouse architecture with a chic modern interior, along with artifacts from the Craddock-Terry Shoe Corporation's history displayed throughout the property. The hotel offers roughly 4,000 square feet of flexible event space for weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate meetings, and social gatherings. Granite Hall, at 2,184 square feet, seats up to 150 guests, while the 1,349-square-foot Riverside Foyer accommodates up to 80. Shoemaker's Restaurant adds a boardroom and three private dining rooms for smaller gatherings. Full-service event planning, onsite catering, and decor arrangements are handled in-house, and the hotel's downtown location gives out-of-town guests convenient access to overnight accommodations, including group room block rates.

• Spaces for 50-100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Acorn Hill Lodge is a bed and breakfast in Lynchburg, Virginia, recognized as the city's best B&B by Lynchburg Living Magazine for eleven consecutive years. Set behind wrap-around porches in a Victorian-style building, the lodge has operated as a family business offering hotel-like amenities with a more personal touch. With four versatile event spaces, Acorn Hill Lodge has hosted everything from book clubs to weddings and conferences. Two of its event spaces together can accommodate between 20 and 80 people, and the property also rents out its on-site Bistro for private dinners and events after breakfast hours, along with an outdoor patio for events held outside. Overnight suites, available on site, make the lodge a convenient choice for multi-day events or out-of-town guests. The lodge's setting in Lynchburg's Old Forest Road corridor gives it a country-like atmosphere while remaining close to the city, and it hosts occasions ranging from corporate meetings and dinners to weddings, baby showers, and family reunions.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Concord Manor is a historic estate in Concord, Virginia, built in 1909 on the foundation of an 1845 home and restored in 1985. The property retains the high ceilings and stateliness of its original construction, along with notable period furnishings that include a secretary's desk dating to the 1700s and a Duncan Phyfe sofa. Set on just over an acre, the grounds include a swimming pool, a three-vine arbor of wisteria, trumpet vine, and grape, a large deck with grill, and a gazebo, giving weddings and receptions several distinct settings for gathering. Concord Manor accommodates weddings and receptions of up to 250 guests, with a base package that includes wedding chairs, folding tables, and round wrought iron tables set around the pool and arbor. The estate also hosts rehearsal dinners, reunions, birthday and pool parties, and business meetings. An adjoining guest house and the main residence's bedrooms allow groups to stay on site, and the venue has welcomed guests from 35 states and more than 20 countries for weddings and family gatherings.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Lazy Days Winery is a family-owned and operated winery in Amherst County, Virginia, set against a backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains and within easy reach of both Charlottesville and Lynchburg. The estate's first vines were planted in 2007, and since the 2015 vintage all of its wines have been 100% estate grown and produced — a lineup that now includes Petit Manseng, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Chambourcin, Traminette, Tannat, Malbec, Pinotage, Albarino, and Arneis, with over seven award-winning wines poured in the tasting room. Spread across more than 90 acres, the property offers both indoor and outdoor settings for weddings and private events, including a covered pavilion, the dell, and the vineyard itself, giving planners flexibility for everything from an intimate gathering to a large celebration. Lazy Days hosts rehearsal dinners, wedding showers, engagement parties, and wedding portraits in addition to full wedding ceremonies and receptions, and couples are free to choose their own caterers. The winery is also home to the Virginia Summer Solstice Wine Festival and Hallowine, and regularly hosts Sangria Saturdays with live music.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Longacre of Appomattox is an English Tudor-inspired bed and breakfast set on landscaped grounds just steps from downtown Appomattox, Virginia, and minutes from Appomattox Court House National Historical Park. The main house offers five individually decorated guest rooms, each with a private bathroom, alongside a separate Carriage House, and a self-serve continental breakfast is included each morning. A full house buyout, excluding the owner's quarters, is available for guests who want the property to themselves. For weddings, Longacre's more than two acres of boxwood gardens and greenery create an English garden-style setting. Several locations across the grounds, including a gazebo used for ceremonies or cake displays, can accommodate 20 to 200 guests for ceremonies and receptions. Weddings over 100 guests require a full property buyout, which also allows for setup access the day before the event.

• Spaces for 75-240 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Farm
• 3 Total Spaces

Pharsalia is an 1814 estate built by Major Thomas Massie as a wedding gift for his son William, set in Virginia's Tye River Valley on the shoulder of dePriest Mountain in Nelson County. Once a working agricultural operation spanning more than 10,000 acres, the property retains several original structures, including its historic smokehouse and additional outbuildings, and continues today as a working flower farm under owners Foxie and Richard Morgan. The estate's grounds include lawns, shaded porches, gardens, orchards, vineyards, and mountain and orchard views, and host weddings, private events, and workshops for up to 240 guests. Indoors, the Formal Dining Room offers space for smaller catered luncheons and dinners, while a covered atrium tent with clear sidewalls provides weather-protected space from April through October. Custom floral design using farm-grown blooms is available for weddings, drawing on Pharsalia's history as a flower farm.

• 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 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 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 250 Guests

Spring Valley Farm is a family-owned equestrian facility spread across more than 600 acres of countryside near Lynchburg, Roanoke, and Bedford, Virginia. The farm has operated for generations as a boarding and training center, and its mission centers on bringing horses to people who wouldn't otherwise have access to them. For weddings, Spring Valley Farm offers an open-field ceremony space set among rolling fields, water views, and wooded trails, with an event barn available as a rustic reception space or weather backup. The venue is fully DIY-friendly, giving couples the freedom to bring in their own caterers, rental companies, photographers, and decor. Beyond the ceremony and reception spaces, the farm's grounds include on-site cabin rentals for overnight guests, ample parking, and optional horse and carriage experiences that couples can add to their celebration.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Virginia Dare Cruises & Marina sits on Smith Mountain Lake in Moneta, Virginia, where the Virginia Dare has been a fixture on the water for more than three decades. The marina pairs cruise service with two on-site dining spots, Beacon Pub and the seasonal Portside Grill & Bar, giving guests a full waterfront stop before or after a cruise. The Virginia Dare hosts year-round wedding cruises, offering couples the option to hold ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners, and bachelor or bachelorette parties out on the lake. Spring through fall, the boat also runs a narrated two-hour sightseeing cruise past lake landmarks such as Goat, Turtle, and Bride Islands, a Nantucket-style housing development, an antique carousel, one of the area's oldest tobacco barns, and osprey nesting sites, before crossing an underwater bridge toward Smith Mountain Dam. Beyond weddings, the Virginia Dare is available for private charters for friends, family, or organizations, including charitable events, and runs specialty holiday cruises such as a 4th of July fireworks cruise, a Mother's and Father's Day brunch cruise, and a family-friendly Pirate Cruise. The marina itself also offers fuel service, a pump-out station, and beach access for boaters.

• Spaces for 22-325 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Event Spaces
• 5 Country Clubs

Boonsboro Country Club sits on 300 acres in the Lynchburg region of Virginia, on land that was farmed as early as 1800. Its manor house, known as "Sholto," was originally built between 1793 and 1800; the club itself was established in 1923, and in 1929 architect Pendleton S. Clark added a ballroom to the historic structure. The club's 18-hole golf course was designed by Scottish architect Willie Park Jr. and completed by Fred M. Findlay, opening in 1929. Today the club hosts weddings and private events for up to 350 guests, with settings ranging from the brick-and-column manor house front lawn to the Ballroom, described as the club's grandest indoor venue. Its grounds offer panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the golf course, and its event team provides coordination and gourmet dining throughout the planning process.

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

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 100 Guests