Top Milton Venues

• Spaces for 175 Guests

Selmer + Stone mixes modern touches with classic elements to create a timeless, welcoming wedding and event venue in southeastern Wisconsin. Currently the area is under renovation, with plans and dreams of bringing European countryside influence to Wisconsin. Located centrally in Fort Atkinson, a charming southeastern town in Wisconsin - 45 minutes from Madison and an hour from Milwaukee. The property has several areas for you to use as you bring your unique event vision to life.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

The Lincoln-Tallman House is an Italianate mansion on the Rock County Historical Society campus in Janesville, Wisconsin. Once home to the Tallman family, the house serves today as the elegant centerpiece of the RCHS campus, an atmospheric setting for weddings, cocktail receptions, and card parties. Guided tours of the house explore the exceptional portico, the elegance of its reception rooms, and the practical details of 19th-century domestic life, along with the story of the Tallman family, the historical period, and the Tallmans' most famous guest. Private events can extend beyond the house itself to the surrounding RCHS grounds, porches, and campus buildings for larger ceremonies and receptions. The ground floor of the Lincoln-Tallman House is accessible via a lift, allowing visitors to enjoy key spaces of the home, though its basement and second floor are not fully accessible.

• Spaces for 50-250 Guests
• 6 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Event Space
• 7 Gardens

Rotary Botanical Gardens is a 20-acre nonprofit botanical showcase in Janesville, Wisconsin, built on the site of a former sand and gravel quarry that a group of Janesville Rotary Clubs transformed into an internationally themed garden beginning in 1988. Today the Gardens hold more than 4,000 plant varieties across a series of distinct themed spaces, and are recognized among the Top 20 Best Public Gardens in America and home to one of the Top 25 Japanese Gardens in North America. The Gardens host weddings, corporate meetings, and community gatherings across both outdoor and indoor settings. Outdoor ceremonies and receptions take place in dedicated Wedding Gardens from mid-May through mid-October, ranging from larger settings like the French Formal Rose Garden, Sunken Garden, and Gazebo Garden to more intimate spaces such as the North Point, Reception, and Wellness Gardens. For year-round indoor events, the Parker Education Center and Atrium offer a slate-tiled reception hall and patio terrace for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and dinner. Rotary Botanical Gardens is an LGBTQ+ inclusive and welcoming venue, and couples and hosts are free to select their own caterer for events held on the grounds.

• Spaces for 50-65 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 space at this venue

Hamilton House is a historic 1861 mansion in downtown Whitewater, Wisconsin, run by owners Kari and Mark as an intimate wedding venue. The couple previously operated Pilot Mountain Vineyards in North Carolina, hosting around 40 weddings a year, before choosing to focus on smaller, more personal celebrations. Kari serves as the venue's dedicated wedding planner, and Mark, an executive chef, designs each couple's menu. The mansion hosts one wedding at a time, with celebrations limited to 65 guests. Ceremonies take place in the outdoor garden gazebo or the formal parlor, which features a premium audio system and a 1927 Mason & Hamlin baby grand piano. Connected parlor spaces seat up to 50 guests for a reception, and the piano bar doubles as a cocktail space and dance floor. The venue fee includes 14 hours of private access for setup, ceremony, and reception, along with dressing rooms for the wedding party, wheelchair-accessible restrooms and ramps, and on-site overnight guest suites.

• Spaces for 20-160 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 5 Event Spaces
• 6 Total Spaces

The Fort Atkinson Club is a nonprofit community center occupying a historic 1912-1913 building along the Rock River in downtown Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. Designed by Milwaukee architect C. Fitzgerald and modeled after the Wisconsin Building from the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, the three-floor, 6,000-square-foot structure was added to Wisconsin's State Register of Historic Places in 2016. Recently renovated, it retains hardwood floors, fireplaces, a floating dance floor, and a two-lane vintage bowling alley with manual pin-setting and ball return. The Club offers several distinct rental spaces across its three levels, from full-floor rentals accommodating up to 125 guests to smaller rooms like the Club Room and Lodge Room, each overlooking the river. A riverside patio with a firepit and Riverwalk access, along with the glass-enclosed Solarium, extend gatherings outdoors. Floor rentals include tables and chairs, WiFi, and smart screen TVs, with a catering kitchen available on the River Level. Operated by the nonprofit Rock River Heritage, Inc., the Club hosts weddings, showers, celebrations of life, meetings, trainings, and community events, continuing its century-old role as a gathering place in downtown Fort Atkinson.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

• Spaces for 500 Guests