Top Metairie Venues

• Spaces for 96-200 Guests

Enjoy beautifully simple brasserie fare inspired by our city's French heritage. The menu is updated daily based on what is in season and what we find at local farmers markets.

• Spaces for 75-200 Guests

Located in New Orleans' Lower Garden District, Louie's Roadhouse at Creole Gardens is a 2,400 sq ft event space that includes a bar, two bathrooms, an in-house speaker system, and colorful ambience and character unique to the Big Easy! Our staff is ready to match the needs of your wedding or event. This spacious venue features a bar and easy access for a variety of local vendors — including food trucks — Louie's Roadhouse at the Creole Gardens is an original, memorably place to host any New Orleans gathering or celebration from a wedding, to an awards dinner, to a soirée for your friends! No event is too small.

The Contemporary Arts Center is New Orleans’ most unique space for entertaining and celebration. Whether you're looking for a historic turn-of-the-century warehouse -- the ultimate 'blank canvas' -- or seek the award-winning architectural splendor of our atrium, the CAC offers the best of all aesthetic worlds and endless possibilities.

• Spaces for 100-500 Guests
• 1 Event Space

A short "second line" from St. Louis Cathedral, The Jaxson is located on Decatur Street in the historic Jackson Brewery Building, which is home to New Orleans' premier French Quarter venue, The Jaxson. Your expectations will be exceeded by our beautiful setting, stunning river view, outstanding cuisine, and exceptional service. At The Jaxson, you will find exquisite settings, delectable cuisine, and a mesmerizing view of the Mississippi River from the expansive outdoor patio. Whether you're planning a 70-person intimate dinner or a 450-person cocktail celebration, our location is adaptable enough to make your event stand out and leave a lasting impression on your attendees. In the center of the historic New Orleans French Quarter, just steps away from the Mississippi River and St. Louis Cathedral, The Jaxson Hotel is a great choice for travelers. Your guests will be wowed by the historic setting, the stunning venue, and our incredible crew, who are dedicated to making your special occasion one to remember. Take a virtual tour of the venue, explore the space, meet the crew, learn about our award-winning local food, and get started on arranging your unforgettable event.

• Spaces for 60-250 Guests

Since 1992, Lucy’s has been serving up delicious food, killer drinks, and creating unforgettable memories in the Warehouse District of New Orleans. Located at the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Girod Street, Lucy’s features a large, second-story event venue, “The Attic”, which offers an ideal location and space for any occasion. The Attic is perfect for accommodating both large and small groups with space to comfortably dine and mingle. Sitting directly above the main bar and dining room, The Attic offers exclusive access to our private gallery that lines Tchoupitoulas and Girod Street offersing a relaxed, indoor/outdoor atmosphere that can be dressed up or left as is (depending on your event’s needs, of course). Its separation from the main restaurant creates a quiet, private setting for you and your guests! The Attic is perfect for rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, engagement parties, couples showers, and even the big day! This space can comfortably accommodate groups up to 60 seated or 250 standing and offers a plethora of amenities, including a fully equipped bar, in-house AV equipment and music, adjustable lighting, tables, chairs, linens, and a separate entrance with private restrooms. Full and partial restaurant buyouts are available, too. Looking for a unique experience your guests won’t soon forget? Lucy’s coastal fare and beachside vibes can also come to you! Our food truck specializes in mobile catering for weddings, private parties, and more! Perfect for any even

• Spaces for 500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space

The Riverview Room is located on the fourth level of the Jackson Brewery Millhouse on the French Quarter riverfront in New Orleans, LA. The Riverview Room's spaces offer indoor and outdoor views of the Mississippi River, French Quarter and the Central Business District from its main room and multiple terraces. The venue has a complete square footage of over 14,000 ft. and their versatility offers solutions for the broad array of your event ideas. The Riverview Room is the perfect venue for your wedding ceremony, reception, milestone birthday, anniversary, corporate gathering, or any type of special occasion. Floor to ceiling windows and five terraces provide views of the Mississippi River, Central Business District and the French Quarter. For over 25 years, The Riverview Room has successfully hosted the complete spectrum of special events, from casual to formal, for groups of 50 to 500. They will bring your dream event visions to life and ensure your special celebration is executed flawlessly.

• Spaces for 2-2,200 Guests
• 3 Event Spaces

The Fillmore was the focal point for the psychedelic music scene during the 1960s and 1970s helping launch the careers of the biggest names of the era such as The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and The Doors. Modeled after The Fillmore in San Francisco, this unique setting is the perfect location to host your corporate event, private concert, awards ceremony, fundraiser, bar/bat mitzvah, wedding or reception. With access to the world’s greatest musical entertainment, full-service event production, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, custom menus and mixology - our unique venue will exceed expectations of even the most discerning guest. Accommodating groups of 25 to 2,200 guests and conveniently located less than 1 mile from the Convention Center, our talented staff handles every detail, so you don’t have to!

• Spaces for 18-70 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Le Moyne Bistro hosts private dining and events in the New Orleans Warehouse District across four distinct rooms — from an intimate 12-seat dinner to a 200-guest reception — with chef-curated French menus. Two blocks from the Convention Center and near the National WWII Museum, we're built for rehearsal dinners, corporate and business dinners, birthdays and celebrations, holiday parties, and receptions.

• Spaces for 40-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Located in the French Quarter, Kingsway is a legendary 12,000 square foot private residence designed beautifully by Los Angeles based LM Pagano, architect Wayne Troyer and owner Sean Cummings. This iconic Italianate building is nationally recognized, with features in the New York Times, Robb Report and Louisiana Homes and Gardens, among other press. As with each of Cummings’ boutique hotels and lofts, here one finds great beauty infused with great meaning. Historic, classic and timeless design evocative of this intriguing PLACE. Yet, modern sensibilities, reflective of a new TIME, with new talent and new ideas fueling this city. In addition, Kingsway also has a chef's kitchen, is home to a legendary recording studio, and Swarovski’s floor-to-ceiling chandelier for your event.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Gallery on Magazine is a wedding venue in the city of New Orleans, in the United States. The property is located in the heart of the city, in the charming Garden District, which is known for its rows of Victorian mansions and other architectural treasures. Incorporating classic French design with contemporary amenities, it provides a distinctive and comprehensive setting for celebrations of all kinds. The venue, which was built in 1866, has a long and illustrious history. Couples can now add their chapter to the city's history while taking advantage of everything the Big Easy has to offer. Infrastructure and Capacity The Gallery on Magazine welcomes visitors into a world of elegance and sophistication. The ballroom has a high ceiling and expansive hardwood flooring, which contributes to a sense of grandeur and space in the room. In addition to this, the room features tasteful design elements such as elaborate chandeliers, sturdy columns, and original fireplaces. It can accommodate up to 299 guests, making it an ideal location for an unforgettable event. In addition to being suitable for ceremonies and dinners, the venue is extremely adaptable. Its floor-to-ceiling sash windows let in plenty of natural light and open out onto a spacious balcony, making it an extremely well-lit space. Guests can relax and mingle while taking in the views of the street below and raising a glass to love in this welcoming environment. Services that are provided The Gallery on Magazine's management is proud of their venue and extends a warm, New Orleans-style welcome to wedding parties who choose to hold their reception there. Because they are seasoned event planners, they have hosted everything from large gala receptions to intimate wedding dinners between close friends and family. They can assist couples with the planning of their special day by offering a variety of services. Among these are furniture rentals, which help to ensure that all guests are comfortable, as well as crisp table linens, which add a sophisticated touch to any decor scheme. Additionally, outside vendors are welcome, and the staff can provide a professional bar service featuring top-shelf libations. They are willing to lend a hand on the day of the event, including assisting with cleanup after the event. Pets are also welcome at the venue, and the management is happy to have canine guests join in on the festivities if they so desire.

• Spaces for 100-250 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District is a wedding venue located in the heart of New Orleans, Louisiana, and offers a variety of wedding packages. This downtown jewel, housed in a 19th-century cotton mill that has been restored, combines historical charm with contemporary comfort. Its exquisite guest rooms, unequaled facilities, and exciting event spaces provide a mix of classic-meets-contemporary appeal to the Warehouse Arts District in New Orleans' Big Easy. The Garden District and the French Quarter, two of the city's most renowned neighborhoods, are both within walking distance of the property. This property, which is both vibrant and adaptable, can provide the setting for the Bayou State wedding of your dreams. Infrastructure and Capacity The New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District has a total floor area of 24,751 square feet, which makes it capable of accommodating hundreds of guests. Couples and their loved ones can hold engagement parties, rehearsal dinners, wedding ceremonies, and receptions at this location, among other things. Soon-to-be couples who like to have a more intimate "I do" moment can hold their ceremony in one of the smaller event areas on the second floor. Following that, guests can meet and mingle in the lovely Fleur de Lis and Magnolia rooms on the first level. The Blaine Kern Ballroom, which can accommodate up to 500 of your friends and family, is the ideal location to host your reception. Additionally, the River Bend Ballroom can accommodate smaller groups as an alternative. When your once-in-a-lifetime celebration comes to an end, you can retreat to one of the beautiful guest rooms located on the second floor. These rooms, which are outfitted with high-speed WiFi, luxurious furnishings and bedding, and cutting-edge lighting, are sure to wow. Services that are provided The wedding planners of the New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District will collaborate with you to ensure that your wedding day dreams come true. They provide a wide range of services, including budget management, vendor coordination, event set-up and cleanup, and event planning. The superb culinary experts at the venue will be delighted to make a delectable dinner for you and your guests to take pleasure in. They are well-known for their outstanding Creole food, and they will work with you to create a custom menu that includes your favorite meals. Chairs, tables, a dance floor, and lighting equipment are among the event supplies that are available. Frequently Asked Questions are included below. What is the maximum number of people that your venue can accommodate? 300 Describe your venue in detail:

Hotel Peter and Paul is the result of a four-year restoration of the former Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic church and school. The site is steeped in history, from the splendid Henry Howard-designed buildings to the school’s appearance in A Confederacy of Dunces, and its author’s (possibly apocryphal) three-person funeral in the church. The former school house, rectory, church and convent have each been carefully restored and repurposed for new congregants. Each building has its own inspiration and narrative, with the resulting restoration ensuring that no two guest rooms are exactly alike. We hope you will honor this landmark by adding to its history through your own experiences.

Race & Religious is located along the riverfront of the Lower Garden District, between the Convention Center and Magazine Street. Offering 6,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor floor-space (4,000 indoor), Race & Religious is comprised of three structures on the property. Built in the 1830’s, a two-story Creole cottage facing Religious Street was purchased by owner Granville Semmes in 1977 in complete disrepair. He spent nearly thirty years gutting the property, restoring its original beauty and adding hand-picked antiques and layers of decor. Years later, Semmes became eager to acquire the neighboring corner property at 510 Race Street, which he eventually purchased in August of 2003. The addition was a three story Greek Revival Rowhouse accompanied by a dependency, a hallmark of the property. The labor of love required extensive renovations, including his decision to re-imagine the space by merging the separate homes together with a lush brick courtyard and swimming pool lit by the flicker of gas lamps. The unified space includes two commercially-equipped kitchens, working fireplaces, interior and exterior speakers, balconies overlooking the courtyard and downtown New Orleans.

The Music Box Village is a whimsical village of artist-made interactive "musical houses" that comes together as a result of play, imagination, experimentation, collaboration, community, and hard work. It is a place where all of these elements come together. Each installation is a product of a collaborative effort between artists based in New Orleans and elsewhere in the world, and it draws its inspiration from the one-of-a-kind musical and architectural culture of our hometown, New Orleans. In addition to hosting intensive artist residencies, performances, and panel discussions, our one-of-a-kind art site welcomes guests for the purposes of exploration and play. New Orleans Airlift is an artist-driven non-profit organization whose mission is to collaborate to inspire wonder, connect communities, and foster opportunities through arts education and the creation of experimental public artworks. Music Box Village is the organization's flagship project, and it was designed to look like a collection of music boxes. Our work in the Music Box Village pushes artistic boundaries, but more importantly, it brings together people of all walks of life for heartwarming, creative experiences. These experiences have equal appeal for a musical giant such as Norah Jones, an experimental legend such as Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), or a gaggle of five-year-olds!

• Spaces for 100-150 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Whitehall Plantation, which was established in 1857 for Francois Pascalis de la Barre and his family and operated as a sugar plantation until 1891, was the first of its kind in the United States. At the time, the plantation encompassed 8,000 acres that stretched from the Mississippi River to Lake Pontchartrain in southern Louisiana. According to historical records, life at Whitehall Plantation was filled with joy and celebration. Other plantation owners, their families, and friends were invited to enjoy Christmas Eve on the plantation, which made for a particularly joyous holiday season in general. The women donned their old-fashioned dresses and danced to Chopin's Minuet in G and Strauss' Vienna Woods with the males of their choosing to the tunes of Chopin's Minuet and Strauss' Vienna Woods. Because of its near proximity to New Orleans and its link to a dirt road known as Labarre Road, the property was chosen to serve as the headquarters for Union General Morgan during the Civil War. The grounds were transformed into a gambling casino in 1919, with dancing to the sounds of well-known orchestras taking place on the premises. A magnificent restaurant had been added to the manor's offerings. The meals were exquisite, the music was excellent, and, if Lady Luck was on your side, your travel back home was enjoyable as well. Magnolia Community Services now has access to Whitehall Plantation's gorgeous scenery, which is maintained by the plantation. Magnolia School, founded in 1935 by Dr. Charles Bloom, was born out of a need for specialized instruction for children and adolescents who were experiencing intellectual and developmental issues. Dr. Charles Bloom wanted to provide for his son, but he quickly learned that there were little resources available to satisfy his son's demands. As a result, Dr. Charles Bloom organized a group of businesspeople to hunt for land on which to build a school for his son. The Magnolia School was founded by private contributions and now runs as a private 501 c3 non-profit organization in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. With the knowledge that a portion of the rental price for Whitehall Plantation is donated to this deserving organization, you can feel good about yourself. We will work with you to create a wedding experience that is as special as your love for one another. For years to come, a Whitehall Plantation wedding will be remembered not just for the scenic settings, which include moss-hung oak trees and the grand staircase entry to the magnificent home, but also for the flavor, flair and attention to detail that we put into each and every event.

• Spaces for 24-150 Guests
• 5 Restaurants

Ralph Brennan's Ralph's on the Park is a casual dining establishment nestled amid the live oaks and colorful clapboard houses of mid-city New Orleans and City Park. This dynamic cafe is at its core thanks to the talents of Chef Chip Flanagan, who was born and raised in New Orleans and is recognized for his globally-inspired interpretations of local cuisine that are influenced by the quirkiness, variety, and traditions for which the city is famous. Ralph's on the Park is known for its timeless elegance as well as its smooth event preparation. For your upcoming wedding, anniversary, birthday, repast, shower, business event, graduation, or holiday party, our professional culinary team and polished staff look forward to producing a wonderful meal and a memorable experience for you. The Ralph's on the Park website has a Private Dining Guide to assist you in planning your next private event at Ralph's on the Park. Please see below for further information. Weddings are something we are familiar with. Engaged couples are invited to join us for every special occasion, including an engagement party, wedding ceremony, reception, and rehearsal dinner. To see some of our previous wedding events, please visit the link provided below.

The Peristyle was actually constructed specifically for gatherings with dancing. This neo-classical open-air pavilion with a colonnade was designed by Paul Andry in 1907, and it has since undergone various renovations, the most recent of which was completed in 2012, thanks to a generous donation from Mea and Vincent Saia in 1989. One of the most well-liked locations for wedding ceremonies and wedding photography in the park is the Peristyle, which has a view of the lovely Bayou Metairie. Additionally, the location is excellent for picnics and business gatherings like conventions and themed parties. Residents of the area and visitors from across the world have had access to a wealth of natural and cultural resources for more than 170 years thanks to New Orleans City Park. The Park is home to the Louisiana Children's Museum, the New Orleans Museum of Art, the Couturie Forest and Arboretum, the New Orleans Botanical Garden, and the biggest grove of mature live oaks in the world, some of which are about 800 years old.