Top Marshall Venues

• Spaces for 75 Guests

Barrel Oak Winery & Brewery is where craft, nature, and community come together. Since 2006, we’ve been dedicated to creating exceptional wines and handcrafted beers that reflect the beauty and spirit of Virginia. Every pour tells a story — of local ingredients, skilled craftsmanship, and the people who make it all possible. Our mission is simple: to craft flavors that bring people together and to cultivate an atmosphere that feels like coming home — whether you’re here for a day, a glass, or a lifelong connection.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Winery

Weddings Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery, located in Delaplane, Virginia on the original John Marshall Estate, offers a luxurious vineyard wedding experience. Our winery offers a stunning background and party venue for your big day, with both indoor and outdoor spaces overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains. Blue Valley's indoor spaces were created with you in mind, and include a spectacular grand room with modern details, stone accents, exposed wood beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Our second-floor loft, which is ideal for small ceremonies or cocktail hours, our beautiful Barrel Room, and our Cave are all excellent interior locations. We also have a bridal suite available. We are confident that with over 20,000 square feet of interior venue space, we will provide the perfect atmosphere for your special day. Social Gatherings The environment at Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery is modern, upmarket, and elegant. We can provide you and your visitors with a very unforgettable experience because to our building's contemporary design features, magnificent grounds, and spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Birthdays, Anniversaries, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, B'nai Mitzvahs, Sweet Sixteen Parties, Graduations, Engagement Parties, Rehearsal Dinners, Bachelor Parties, Bachelorette Parties, Holiday Parties, and other milestone celebrations are all excellent choices for us. Indoor venues such as the Main Tasting Room, Heritage Room, Traditions Room, Barrel Room, Cave Room, and Loft are among the many dynamic locations of the property and grounds. Outdoor amenities include the grass-covered Sunset Terrace and the Veranda, a floating terrace with magnificent views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Corporate Functions For professionals looking for a one-of-a-kind conference experience or a memorable location to commemorate a special corporate occasion, Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery is a unique, upmarket venue.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

WEDDINGS Knot-tying trends come and go. But there is one Warrenton, Virginia wedding location, Airlie, that has a timeless style as strong as your love for each other. Airlie transports you to a world rich in history, heartwarming Virginian warmth, and an unspoilt countryside setting spread out across 300 extremely photographable acres in picturesque Fauquier County, only 50 miles outside of Washington, D.C. So it's no surprise that we were named "The Most Romantic Ceremony Site We Have Ever Seen" by the Washingtonian. You and your guests will eat food that is not only pasture-to-plate, but also harvested right here on our farm, ensuring that every bite bursts with flavor (and everyone raves about your reception on social media). Overnight visitors are pampered in luxurious accommodations at one of America's most historic hotels. From your heart-fluttering trip down the aisle to the last dance of the night, our professional events staff ensures everything works perfectly. MEETINGS Airlie became the go-to gathering place for forward-thinkers to take bold and decisive action from the moment it opened its doors in 1961 and was dubbed a "Island of Thought" immediately after. Just 35 miles outside of the bustling Beltway, our Northern Virginia conference facilities in the gorgeous Warrenton countryside continue to proudly operate as a dynamic catalyst for changemaking. Airlie ensures your team's success by providing services and facilities that are tailored to your exacting needs, such as professional meeting and conference support, a full suite of cutting-edge technology, as well as amenities and unique group spaces—all nestled within an inspiring village setting unlike any other in the region. Airlie can assist you in achieving your meeting objectives.

• Spaces for 400 Guests

Great Meadow is a 374-acre expanse of preserved open land in The Plains, Virginia, in the heart of the state's Horse and Hunt Country and about 30 minutes from Washington, D.C. Founded in 1983 by journalist and conservationist Arthur "Nick" Arundel, the property was transformed from an abandoned farm into permanent green space and placed under a conservation easement with the backing of 100 Founding Life Members. Today the Great Meadow Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, operates the grounds as an outdoor events center, hosting equestrian competitions, festivals, community gatherings, and weddings across its rolling hills and open meadows. Couples can choose separate on-site locations for ceremony and reception and bring in their own vendors, with tented receptions set beneath open sky. Because the Foundation is a nonprofit, rental fees support its ongoing work preserving open space and advancing equestrian sport, and event proceeds may qualify as a tax deduction for renters.

• Spaces for 60-200 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Vineyards
• 1 Tent

Philip Carter Winery of Virginia sits on 27 acres of rolling hills in Fauquier County, less than an hour from Washington, D.C. The family traces its roots in the region back three centuries and claims a place as producer of the first internationally recognized fine wines in America, made on October 20, 1762 — a legacy the winery calls itself the "Founding Family of American Wine." The estate's vineyards, pastoral meadows, and forested slopes provide the backdrop for weddings, elopements, and private events, with ceremonies and receptions held outdoors amid the vines. Winemaker's dinners are hosted in Cleve Hall, and private tastings take place in the King Carter suite overlooking the vineyards. Beyond wine and events, the winery operates a farmhouse suite for lodging, a farm market, and pick-your-own orchards, rounding out its offering as a destination centered on wine, art, and culture. The property is dog-friendly for leashed, supervised dogs.

• Spaces for 80-125 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Vineyard
• 1 Winery

Chateau O'Brien at Northpoint Winery & Vineyard is a family-owned winery set in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, founded by owner Howard O'Brien. The property was purchased in 2002, replanted with hand-selected vines matched to rootstock for optimal flavor, and opened for full operation on November 1, 2006. Today the vineyard spans 25 acres, with expansion planned to 45, and the winery produces hand-crafted dry whites, red blends, and dessert wines using natural viticulture methods. The tasting room includes three intimate tasting areas opening onto a covered deck and flagstone patio with views over the vineyard. For weddings and private events, the venue offers a Rotunda Reception space, a heated covered outdoor patio, a fireplace lounge, a wine tasting lounge, and a ceremony site, all with vineyard and mountain views, along with private dressing rooms for the bride and groom. The venue rental accommodates up to 80 guests and can also host rehearsal dinners by arrangement with owner Howard O'Brien.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Event Space

INCORPORATION Mrs. Anne C. Dulany and Mr. H. Rozier Dulany, Jr., the owners of the Buchanan Hall property at the time, made the decision to transfer the land and building to a nonprofit organization that would continue to play a vital part in the life of the town in the early 1930s. Towards this end, they and others came together on May 25, 1933, to form a 501(c)3 charity organization known simply as "Buchanan Hall" in memory of General Buchanan's construction of the facility and his gift of its use to the community. According to the founding documents, the Buchanan Hall nonprofit corporation would own and operate the building as Upperville's community center, noting that it was established "to hold meetings of a civic, patriotic, social, religious, educational, and charitable nature." The Buchanan Hall nonprofit corporation was established "to hold meetings of a civic, patriotic, social, religious, educational, and charitable nature," according to the founding documents. The initial trustees named to the board were Mrs. Anne C. Dulany, president; Mr. H. Rozier Dulany, Jr., secretary; and Mr. A. Cook Reid, trustee, all of whom were appointed on that date. On June 9, 1933, the Dulanys kindly donated the Buchanan Hall property and building to the newly formed nonprofit organization, bringing their vision to fruition. Since then, Buchanan Hall has served as the focal point for social, cultural, and civic events in Upperville, and it is beloved by both the locals and visitors from all over the world who visit. 1942 Buchanan Hall was determined to be in need of repair in 1942 after an inspection of the building's structure. It was decided to form a new trustee committee, which included Mrs. Paul Mellon as Chairman, Lieut. Walter J. Williams as Vice Chairman, Rozier Dulany as secretary, and Mrs. Joseph G. Gibson as treasurer, with Mrs. Paul Mellon serving as Chairman. Mrs. William G. Fletcher and Mrs. Thomas Glascock were also on the committee, which met once a month. The renovation of the building proceeded as planned, with funds raised through private contributions solicited by the committee's members. Upon completion, an item titled "Upperville's Latest Community Project is Brought to a Close" ran in the Fauquier Times-Democrat on November 5, 1942, with the headline "Upperville's Latest Community Project is Brought to a Close." According to the report, "the building will be available for use by churches, humanitarian organizations, the Red Cross, and the Boy Scouts at no cost." For dances and private gatherings, there will be a little cost levied. Additionally, in the event that Washington is evacuated, the hall will be required for hospital or canteen operations."

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Winery

The Winery at La Grange sits on land originally part of Robert "King" Carter's Bull Run Tract in Haymarket, Virginia, and traces its centerpiece — a three-story red brick manor house — to builder George Green. Boxwoods planted generations ago have grown to over 20 feet, forming a natural archway along the stone path that connects the manor house to the winery. Benoni E. Harrison purchased the property in 1827 and later served as Prince William County's delegate to the Virginia General Assembly; his name lives on today in Benoni's Lounge, the estate's stone-walled cellar. The winery grows 6.3 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Petit Manseng grapes on the working farm, producing wines described as ones where "every glass tells a story." For weddings, private events, and corporate gatherings, the property's Barn Building serves as its main event space, with suggested floor plans accommodating up to 150 guests and wedding rentals that include the ballroom, bar, bridal suite, patios, kitchen, and grounds.