Top Plainview Venues

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Artisan Traders is an event venue set in the heart of Greenville's Arts District, on Pendleton Street in the Village of West Greenville. The 2,726-square-foot space occupies a building with 12-foot ceilings, open rafters, exposed brick walls, and plaster surfaces, with original works by local artists displayed throughout, giving it an urban gallery character alongside its historic bones. The venue accommodates a wide range of gatherings, from intimate dinners to wedding receptions, corporate off-site meetings, quinceaneras, Sweet Sixteens, and holiday parties, with various rooms suited to groups from 3 to 100 guests. On-site amenities include a catering prep kitchen, a sound system with independent volume controls by area, dimmable lighting throughout, and ample parking for guests.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Ranch

Equani Lodge is a lakefront event venue and private retreat set on an elevated ridge overlooking Lake Norfork in the Ozark Mountains of Mountain Home, Arkansas. The name "Equani" derives from Cherokee, meaning "set up high on the ridge" — a fitting description for this 11-acre property with panoramic views of the clear lake below. The lodge hosts intimate gatherings and destination weddings for up to 100 guests across its multi-level deck and outdoor lakeside areas. The primary event space combines a large wooden deck with adjoining grass areas, and comes equipped with 100 chairs, tables, a birch wedding arch, and a pool bar with full refrigerator and liquor storage for cocktail service. Beyond the event spaces, the property offers seven guest bedrooms, a heated pool with deck and bar, a games room, fire pit, dual kitchens, and a master suite balcony that serves as a dramatic point of entry for ceremonies. Staff can assist with recommendations for local bands and DJs.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Grotto Hall Mansfield is an event venue and banquet hall at 747 South Main Street in Mansfield, Ohio, situated just off State Route 13 and minutes from US 71. Hotels, restaurants, and shopping are close by, making it a practical destination for guests arriving from around the region. The hall hosts a variety of private events, including wedding receptions, graduation parties, birthday celebrations, bridal showers, and baby showers — offering an affordable, flexible setting for gatherings of many kinds. Hall rentals begin at $550. The venue is unavailable for private bookings on Sundays, Tuesdays, and the first Friday of each month.

• Spaces for 140-180 Guests
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Barns
• 3 Total Spaces

Wolf Trap Farm is a 600-acre working farm in Gordonsville, Virginia, in the foothills of the Southwest Mountains near Charlottesville. Portions of the property trace back to James Madison, who once owned the land and named it Black Meadow; the Cuthrell family purchased the farm in 2003, restored the Manor House, Pond House, and barns, and opened it to guests in 2004. The farm's two barn pavilions host wedding receptions with a rustic, indoor-outdoor feel. The Cox Mill Pavilion, converted from a former equipment and hay barn in 2014, overlooks the horse paddocks, while the Black Meadow Pavilion, added in 2018, sits atop a ridge with views of the Southwest Mountains. Both feature oak plank walls, farm tables, a dance floor, and a caterer's warming kitchen, and each pairs with its own ceremony site. In 2023, the farm added the Love Pond site, a tented reception space on a hill above its lower pond, with a ceremony area at the water's edge. Wedding parties and their guests can stay on-site in the Manor House, several cottages, the Barn Apartment, and glamping tents, accommodating close to 60 guests plus additional glampers. Between events, the farm's ponds, game barn, woodland trails, and pastures of horses and cattle give guests of all ages things to do.

• Spaces for 40-443 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Event Space
• 4 Total Spaces

Bryn Athyn College hosts meetings, conferences, retreats, camps, wedding receptions, reunions, and special events on a campus of rolling fields and nationally recognized historic buildings, 14 miles north of Philadelphia and easily accessible from I-95 and the PA Turnpike. The Brickman Center pairs brick and stone with towering, exposed-beam ceilings across a connected great hall, dining hall, and terrace, while the newer Bryn Athyn College Center offers 30,000 square feet of conference and event space, including a terraced bistro with athletic-field views, for gatherings as large as 250. Pendleton Hall's three-tier auditorium suits presentations for close to 200 guests, and the Mitchell Performing Arts Center seats 443 in a theater with an adjoining lobby for cocktail hours. The Doering Center, a LEED gold-certified building with abundant glasswork and audio/visual support, rounds out the college's meeting and conference spaces. Overnight guests can stay in the college's residence halls each June through August, or year-round at the Cottages on the Green, four stone cottages on the eastern edge of campus bordered by wildflower fields and a duck pond, each with a two-story great room, modern kitchen, and room for up to ten guests.

• Spaces for 50-500 Guests
• 4 Landmarks
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Historic Locust Grove is a National Historic Landmark and circa-1792 Federal-style mansion set five miles from downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Built between 1790 and 1794 on what was then America's frontier, the property served as home to Major William and Lucy Clark Croghan and drew some of the young nation's most prominent figures — Presidents James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, and Zachary Taylor among them. General George Rogers Clark, Louisville's founder, lived at Locust Grove from 1809 until his death in 1818. Today the property offers a range of indoor and outdoor rental spaces suited to weddings, corporate gatherings, family reunions, and intimate celebrations. The open-air Pavilion provides more than 4,000 square feet of covered space for up to 250 guests, while the Audubon Room seats 150 indoors beneath a working fireplace flanked by French doors that open directly onto the Quadrant Gardens. The gardens themselves — four 75-foot lawn quadrants lined with viburnum and sweet bay magnolia — accommodate seated dinners and ceremony processionals alike along a 200-foot dogwood-lined allée. A caterers' kitchen is available on-site, and the property's paved and gravel paths connect each venue. Free on-site parking is included with all rentals.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

YMCA Camp Cheerio sits on 135 acres of mountain land in the northwestern corner of North Carolina, near Sparta in Alleghany County — about an hour from Winston-Salem and just two miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Long known as a summer camp, the property also opens for private group weekends each spring and fall, hosting churches, youth organizations, businesses, clubs, and family reunions for mountaintop getaways of up to 200 guests. Rentals run Friday afternoon through Sunday afternoon and include the run of the camp's recreation: archery, BB shooting, canoeing, a climbing wall, putt-putt golf, and a lake slide. Meals are served buffet-style in the dining hall, which accommodates vegetarian and special dietary needs. For couples, the on-site Blessing Chapel is available for wedding ceremonies. Groups gather in a relaxed Christian atmosphere, and the camp is accredited by the American Camp Association.

• Spaces for 200-500 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces

The Bell House is a two-room music and events venue located in Brooklyn, New York. The main room has a 25-foot-high wooden, vaulted ceiling, and a 450-square-foot stage which makes The Bell House ideal for various performances, large gatherings, weddings, and celebrations. THE HISTORY OF THE BELL HOUSE The Bell House, a state-of-the-art 8,000 square foot facility with a separate performance space and lounge, is centrally located between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens. Constructed in the 1920s from an old printing factory and boasting an 88 foot long and 25 foot high magnificent wooden barrel vault ceiling, The Bell House has quickly established itself as a major center for arts and entertainment in Brownstone Brooklyn. THE MAIN EXHIBITION ROOM The Main Room at The Bell House boasts 25 foot wooden arched ceilings, a 450 square foot stage, and unobstructed views of the stage from any part of the room, making it an ideal space for performances, large gatherings, weddings, and celebrations of all kinds. This space can easily accommodate 500 people standing or 200+ people seated at a time. In addition, guests can take in the scenery from the elevated platform of the beautiful 30′ wooden bar that runs along the West wall. This space can be used in conjunction with the Front Lounge for parties and events with a capacity of up to 600 people. THE LOUNGE AT THE FRONT The Front Lounge of The Bell House, which is located directly in front of the building, retains its warm and intimate character while comfortably accommodating up to 150 people. This space boasts a stunning 26-foot oak bar that serves handcrafted and local beers, as well as a comprehensive wine and liquor selection. Groups of all sizes can relax on vintage furniture and mingle in soft lighting that is accentuated by large windows that let in plenty of natural light during the day and allow for starry skies at night. Suitable for small to medium-sized private events, this space is ideal.

• Spaces for 30-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Event Space

Elm Street Ballroom is a full-service event venue in downtown Columbia, Missouri, situated between the University of Missouri campus and the heart of the city. The space is designed for larger gatherings, hosting wedding receptions, banquets, fundraising events, galas, holiday parties, business meetings and retreats, and fraternity and sorority functions. The main ballroom features Edison bulb chandeliers with a rustic yet elegant aesthetic and a built-in dance floor. Full bar service and catering from a variety of suppliers are available, and each rental includes linens, centerpieces, votive candles, tables, and chairs. An experienced event planner supports the planning process from booking through event day. Adjacent to the main ballroom, the private Cellar Room accommodates smaller gatherings of up to 30 guests, equipped with an independent sound system and a flat panel TV and projector.

• Spaces for 60-120 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Billingsley House Museum is a circa-1740 colonial-era Tidewater plantation house set on 430 acres within Patuxent River Park in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Named after Major John Billingsley, the original 1662 land grant owner, the brick structure stands as one of Prince George's County's earliest historic treasures, offering views of the Patuxent River from its elevated grounds. The house accommodates up to 60 guests indoors across its living room, dining room, and study, all grounded by wood floors throughout. A tented brick patio extends the venue's capacity to 120 guests for larger gatherings, with two warming kitchens and two dressing rooms supporting a range of event needs. Wireless internet and audiovisual equipment are included, and ample free parking is available on the grounds. Billingsley House is well suited for weddings and receptions, corporate meetings, bridal and baby showers, holiday parties, milestone anniversaries, and retreats.

• Spaces for 1,000 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Farm
• 1 Park

Ramsey's Farm is a sixth-generation family farm in Wilmington, Delaware, operating on land the Ramsey family has farmed since 1860. The property sits between Brandywine Creek and the Pennsylvania state line, with rolling fields overlooking the Brandywine Valley — an open, rural setting that shapes the character of every event held there. The farm hosts a range of private events on its grounds, from birthday parties and corporate gatherings to bonfires and fundraisers. Its open-air pavilion offers shaded space with valley views, while the broader picnic grove and farm grounds accommodate groups from 50 to 1,000. Tent rentals, picnic tables, grills, food truck parking, and hayrides are available depending on the occasion. Beyond private rentals, the farm is an active working operation — cultivating pumpkins, produce, and flowers across several acres, with year-round programming including goat yoga, you-pick experiences, and field trips. Events at Ramsey's Farm take place against the backdrop of a living, working landscape that has been in continuous family operation for over 160 years.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

HollyHedge Estate is an 18th-century farm and estate perched above the Delaware River near New Hope, Pennsylvania, in historic Bucks County. The original stone structure was built in the 1780s by carpenter Watson Fell, whose family farmed the land for nearly 240 years; in the 1930s, former Trenton Times editor James Kerney transformed the property into a private estate, adding the ornate English gardens that still shape its grounds today. The Luccaro family has owned HollyHedge since 1994. Couples and corporate groups can choose from indoor and outdoor ceremony options across the property, including the courtyard and the Historic Stone Barn for cocktail hour, and a modern event space for formal receptions. HollyHedge's in-house planning team and catering staff handle every wedding on site, preparing seasonal menus with local farmers and distributors, and a liquor license allows the estate to offer bar service as part of its wedding packages. The Estate also operates The Inn at HollyHedge, 15 guest rooms set in the original manor house and fieldstone outbuildings, giving wedding guests a place to stay just steps from the celebration. The property runs on solar energy and grows some of its own produce for the kitchen, reflecting the sustainability focus the current owners have brought to the estate's long history.

• Spaces for 50 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

The Captain Wohlt Inn is a family-owned boutique inn in Hermann, Missouri, comprising six thoughtfully restored 19th-century buildings with 20 guest rooms. Established in 2001 and grown from a small collection of historic homes, the property sits among the rolling hills of Missouri wine country, steps from local wineries, shops, and river views. For groups and private gatherings, the inn offers the full property on a buyout basis, making it a natural fit for wedding weekends, milestone celebrations, music retreats, and reunions. Outdoor spaces include a garden stage with a property-wide sound system — accommodating up to 50 guests for live music and casual gatherings — as well as a biergarten-style area with picnic tables, a covered pergola, fire pits, and string-lit garden seating. Food and beverage arrangements are flexible, with options ranging from casual BBQ spreads to outside catering and food trucks. Throughout every stay, owners and staff remain on-site, and guests receive daily breakfast delivery, fresh cookies, and evening s'mores at the fire pits. A weekend Garden Music Series rounds out the property's calendar of regular programming.

• Spaces for 30-165 Guests
• 4 Restaurants
• 1 Bar
• 4 Total Spaces

The Bernards Inn is a boutique hotel and event destination in Bernardsville, New Jersey, recognized as New Jersey's only AAA Four-Diamond rated hotel and restaurant. The property's historic building has been given a refreshed interior that pays homage to its original character through bright colors, large windows, stone fireplaces, and equine-themed artwork — brought to life through its partnership with Red Horse by David Burke, named New Jersey's Best New Restaurant by NJ Monthly. The culinary program centers on premium steaks and seafood under Chef David Burke's direction. For private events, the Inn brings together multiple configurable spaces capable of hosting everything from intimate rehearsal dinners to full wedding receptions with dancing. The Fenwick Ballroom accommodates up to 155 seated guests or 200 for cocktail receptions. The Bernie — an underground speakeasy-style supper club with live entertainment, hidden projectors, and a fully stocked bar — provides a distinctive backdrop for celebrations of up to 155 guests. Overnight accommodations are available on-site, making the Bernards Inn a self-contained venue for multi-day celebrations.

• Spaces for 50-300 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Historic Space

The Robbins Hunter Museum occupies the Avery-Downer House, an 1842 Greek Revival landmark recognized as one of the finest examples of this architectural style in the United States. Designed by architect Minard Lafever and built by Benjamin Morgan, the house features Ionic temple columns carved from solid black walnut, elaborate plaster ceiling medallions, and hand-carved woodwork throughout. The collection comprises 18th and 19th-century decorative arts assembled by the Avery, Spelman, and Downer families and later expanded by collector Robbins Hunter Jr. over 23 years. The museum opened in August 1981 under the provisions of Hunter's will and is situated in Granville, Ohio. For private events, the museum and its Jill Griesse Historic Garden are available for year-round rental. The Long Room accommodates up to 50 guests for seated gatherings or 100 for standing receptions. The garden — home to one of only 25 American Daffodil Society display gardens in the nation, featuring more than 700 daffodil varieties — provides a distinctive backdrop for weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, corporate meetings, and other private gatherings.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Arts Club of Washington gives visitors a taste of true art and historical cultivation. The true wonder of this location is the grand variation of art that they display. The arts range from architecture to drama to dance. Any events that are hosted at the Arts Club of Washington will be shrouded in true appreciation to creativity. Plus, the Arts Club of Washington is located only a few blocks from the White House. This gives the true history fans the opportunity to continue their consumption of rich history. The private events at the Arts Club of Washington will include a full-service food, beverage, and event-support operation in addition to the Wi-Fi that is provided to its guests. Host your next private event at the Arts Club of Washington for a truly memorable and unique experience. Through the year, the Spilsbury Gallery, which is located on the second floor of the MacFeely Building, directly above the theater, showcases artwork created by its members. Members' Shows are held here twice a year in June and December, and this gallery, along with the first-floor galleries, hosts the exhibitions. Additionally, when the first-floor galleries display work selected from the annual Call for Entries, the Spilsbury continues to display the artwork of its members. All members in good standing who wish to submit work to the Spilsbury exhibits are eligible to do so. The number and size of works exhibited is determined by the available space and the number of works submitted; however, all Arts Club members are given the opportunity to exhibit at least one work, and often more, in the gallery's exhibitions and shows.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Boat

Yachts For All Seasons is a private luxury yacht charter company that has been hosting events on the waters around New York City for more than 30 years. Its charters take guests along the Hudson and East Rivers for close views of the Manhattan skyline, serving clients throughout New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Philadelphia. The company handles a full range of private celebrations aboard its yachts, including weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and graduations, bar and bat mitzvahs, corporate events, and private dinner cruises. In-house menus span brunch buffets, cocktail-party fare, casual lunches, and wedding buffets. Yachts For All Seasons was founded by senior party planner Nancee Meyer, whose background as a first-class flight attendant shaped the company's attention to service and detail on every charter.

• Spaces for 12-600 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 9 Hotels
• 14 Total Spaces

Set inside Pickwick Landing State Park on the shores of Pickwick Lake and the Tennessee River, the Lodge at Pickwick Landing pairs a full-service conference center with 119 guest rooms overlooking the water, making it a natural gathering point for weddings, reunions, conferences, and other group events in the Memphis, North Mississippi, and Huntsville area. The Lodge offers 6,000 square feet of flexible event space, including a 200-guest conference center, a private dining room, a boardroom, and 1,300 square feet of naturally lit pre-function space, plus an outdoor terrace connected to the conference area. Guests staying on-site can also make use of the full-service restaurant and lounge, indoor and outdoor pools, and a swim beach, while the surrounding 1,400-acre park adds golfing, boating, paddling, fishing, and hiking to the mix. Beyond the Lodge, the park's five picnic shelters offer outdoor gathering options along the lake, from a hilltop shelter overlooking Pickwick Dam to a stone-and-timber shelter built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

The Moore-Hornor House is a historic antebellum residence located at 323 Beech Street in Helena-West Helena, Arkansas, operated as an event venue by the Delta Cultural Center. Built in 1858–59, the structure is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places and stands as one of the earliest examples of asymmetrical Greek Revival and Italianate architecture in Arkansas. The property carries significant Civil War history — bullet holes from the 1863 Battle of Helena remain visible in the parlor doors, and the site overlooks Graveyard Hill and Fort Curtis. Special events and tours are available by appointment through the Delta Cultural Center, which has stewarded the Arkansas Delta region's cultural heritage since 1989.

• Spaces for 132 Guests
• 1 Boat
• 1 Waterfront

The Volunteer Princess is a luxury dining yacht that has cruised Knoxville's Tennessee River since 2006, docking at Volunteer Landing Marina in the heart of downtown. Built in 2007 by SkipperLiner and U.S. Coast Guard certified, the 96-foot vessel holds up to 132 passengers across two enclosed, climate-controlled decks, letting cruises and private events run year-round regardless of weather. Beyond daily sightseeing, sunset, and dinner cruises, the yacht hosts weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, and private celebrations of nearly every kind, from engagement parties to family reunions. Ceremonies and receptions take place with the Tennessee River and Knoxville skyline as a backdrop, passing landmarks like Neyland Stadium and the Sunsphere along the way. In-house catering and full bar service, all-inclusive packages with trusted vendors, and on-site event planning are built into every charter, so hosts work with one team from first inquiry to the day of the event. The yacht recently underwent a major renovation to its interior while maintaining its Coast Guard safety standards, and it can host groups as small as two or as large as its full 132-guest capacity.