Top Plainview Venues

• Spaces for 10-200 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Total Spaces

NorthStar Golf Club is a private golf club in Sunbury, Ohio, just north of Columbus, where an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse looks out over an 18-hole championship course designed by John Cook. The grounds — grassy fields, ponds, and water fountains — give ceremonies and receptions a tranquil backdrop, with both indoor and outdoor event space available. Celebrations of 10 to 200 guests find a fitting room within the clubhouse. The Founders Room hosts intimate gatherings of up to 10 overlooking the first tee and pond; the Club Room, with its old world bar and views of the course and water, welcomes up to 50; and the main Dining Room serves up to 200 guests beneath vaulted ceilings, with a full bar, window-lined walls, and an optional parquet dance floor. An outdoor patio and a dedicated ceremony area round out the options. The club's team handles catering, bar service, desserts, rentals, and event planning, and a dressing room is available on site. Beyond weddings, NorthStar hosts business meetings, showers, proms, holiday parties, graduation celebrations, and rehearsal dinners — all easily reached from I-71, one exit north of Polaris Parkway.

• Spaces for 1,000 Guests

Cherry Street Pavilion is a permanent outdoor covered stage in the Cherry Street Historic District of downtown Helena, Arkansas, managed by the Delta Cultural Center — a division of Arkansas Heritage. Situated along the Mississippi River levee, the pavilion's natural slope creates an open amphitheater setting that draws audiences from across the region. The venue has served as the main stage for marquee events including the King Biscuit Blues Festival, the Arkansas Delta Family Gospel Festival, and the Wild Hog Music Fest and Motorcycle Rally, as well as community performances and private gatherings. Reservations for private use are coordinated through the Delta Cultural Center. The facility offers handicap-accessible grounds, free public parking, and bus parking, making it an accessible destination for events of varying scale in the Arkansas Delta.

• Spaces for 70 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Valentine is a history museum in downtown Richmond, Virginia, founded in 1898 from the estate of Mann S. Valentine II, whose fortune came from Valentine's Meat Juice. His collection, along with the historic Wickham House, became the foundation for a museum now dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting Richmond's history. Beyond its galleries, the Valentine's campus opens its doors for private events, offering roughly 20,000 square feet of indoor venue space alongside an outdoor garden, patio, and terrace. The museum's historic buildings and grounds create a distinctive backdrop for weddings, receptions, and corporate gatherings alike. Private events at the Valentine are coordinated with an on-site event curator and include tables and chairs, WiFi, and a sound system compatible with Spotify, Pandora, and DJ equipment. A full-service bar and free parking, including access to the nearby MCV Visitor Parking Deck, round out the offering for guests.

• Spaces for 434-600 Guests

City Cruises is a wedding venue in Washington, D.C. that is designed in the style of a yacht. With its authentic paddle wheeler, which is a recreation of a 19th century Victorian riverboat, this authentic paddle wheeler is the ideal location for exchanging vows right on the water. The Cherry Blossom, the main riverboat available, has an open-air third deck, which is ideal for stargazing and taking in uninterrupted views of the Washington, D.C. skyline from a distance. Infrastructure and Capacity The Cherry Blossom is a perfect venue for small to medium-sized gatherings, and it can accommodate up to 250 guests in a beautiful setting. The interior of the riverboat, which was built in 1984, is decorated with ornate railings and brass and mahogany. The two interior saloons are equipped with climate control, allowing you and your guests to relax and celebrate at any time of year without feeling uncomfortable. Services that are provided The City Cruises sales and events team is dedicated to ensuring that your wedding day is as stress-free as possible. In order to accomplish this, they will accompany you throughout the wedding planning process to ensure that every detail has been planned and thought through before your big day arrives. A member of their team will put you in touch with top-tier vendors who have previous experience working weddings on the water. The professional staff and team at City Cruises are unsurpassed when it comes to providing excellent service to their customers. These are some of the services they provide: Organizing an event The captain and his crew Exclusive use of the boat Selection of a sailing route Chairs Microphones that are not connected to a computer Connections for a CD player and an iPod Vendors from outside Referrals to vendors Location The Cherry Blossom departs from Alexandria, Virginia, where it has been docked for several months. With its convenient location just outside of historic Washington, DC, this romantic yacht offers breathtaking views of some of America's most recognizable monuments and historic sites. The waters of Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C. are all available for you to say "I do" when you book a cruise with City Cruises.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art is a free contemporary art museum in Kansas City, Missouri, available for private events including corporate gatherings, rehearsal dinners, wedding showers, weddings, and holiday parties. Three spaces are available for rental. The Museum Atrium is the museum's central gathering space, rising to an articulated skylight 22 feet high and featuring monumental art installations as part of the annual Atrium Project. The Café Gallery is an intimate dining space with a site-responsive installation of more than 100 paintings by Frederick James Brown. The glass-enclosed Courtyard is filled with natural light and architectural interest. The Café Gallery can also be reserved as a private dining space through Oil on Linen, the museum's on-site restaurant.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Event Spaces
• 2 Historic Spaces

The Ice House is a multi-level event venue occupying a distinctive brick building in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Across its four event areas — the Main Hall, Mezzanine, East Terrace, and Roof Top Garden — the venue offers more than 12,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, accommodating anywhere from intimate gatherings to large-scale events of 300 or more guests in the Main Hall alone. The Main Hall anchors the venue with a built-in natural stage suited for live music, speakers, and entertainment. One floor up, the Mezzanine wraps the hall and lets guests survey the event below — a flexible setting for cocktail receptions of up to 150. The East Terrace extends the experience outdoors with a covered bar, fire pit, and lounge furniture, while the third-floor Roof Top Garden provides an elevated outdoor option for ceremonies and celebrations. In-house catering is provided by Crushed Ice Catering, the venue's exclusive partner led by an executive chef with more than 40 years of combined culinary experience. Audio/visual support, linen and china rental, floral design, and professional event coordination are also available on site.

• Spaces for 28-35 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

The Stables at Husk is a private dining and events area that is housed in our historic carriage house. This venue provides guests with the opportunity to participate in a unique and exclusive Husk experience. The Stables is a cozy ambiance that is perfect for any event because it has its own kitchen, bathroom, and patio that is separate from the main restaurant. The room is large enough to accommodate up to 16 guests for brunch service, 28 guests for a meal served at tables, or 30 to 35 guests for a cocktail party that is standing only. For parties with a size that exceeds the capacity of our private dining area, we are able to provide a buyout of the entire restaurant, including the main house. The Neighborhood Dining Group's Husk restaurant is changing people's conceptions of what it means to cook and dine in Nashville. In the heart of Downtown Nashville, in the neighborhood of Rutledge Hill, and only a few blocks south of Historic Broadway, is where you'll find it. The menu at Husk delves into a cuisine that is driven by the ingredients and begins with the rediscovery of heirloom items. At Husk, there are limitations placed on the types of foods that can be served on the plate. If it does not come from the south, it will not be able to enter the building. The end result is a cuisine that, rather than attempting to rediscover Southern cookery, investigates the authenticity of Southern food. The seed-saving, heirloom husbandry, in-house pickling, and charcuterie programs that Executive Chef Ben Norton and his culinary crew conduct at Husk are the foundation of the restaurant's cuisine.

• Spaces for 125-314 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Rooftop
• 3 Total Spaces

The STEM Building at Kean University brings together two signature event spaces — a glass-walled atrium and a sixth-floor rooftop terrace — on a 180-acre campus in Union, New Jersey, less than 30 minutes from New York City. The Glass Atrium & Rooftop accommodates up to 175 seated guests in a space defined by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a natural pond and outdoor porticos suited to photography. One floor up, the STEM Rooftop opens to sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline and seats up to 125 guests — a setting well suited to wedding ceremonies, cocktail receptions, and birthday celebrations. The STEM Auditorium, seating up to 314, rounds out the building's event offerings for presentations, conferences, and larger gatherings. Kean Conference & Event Services manages the building's event program and includes a personal event manager, A/V equipment, tables and chairs, high-speed WiFi, and self-parking with every rental. The standard eight-hour rental provides two hours for setup, five hours of event time, and one hour for cleanup.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The Venue at Willow Creek is an all-inclusive event venue set on 10 acres of tree-lined ridges and meadow views in Kansas City, Kansas. The property features both indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, including a creekside ceremony location, a garden patio with café lights, and a stone firepit — alongside a main reception hall with stained concrete floors, high ceilings, and a full wall of glass sliding doors. The venue handles catering, bar and mixology services, and décor in-house, offering clients a single point of coordination from planning through event day. Rentals include farm tables and Mahogany Chiavari chairs, ceremony chairs and arbors, bar glassware, and access to rental décor, along with an onsite day-of manager. Getting-ready suites are available on the property, and a paved, lighted parking lot serves guests on arrival.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Tent

Belmont Mansion is a Greek Revival estate in Reidsville, North Carolina, built beginning in 1912 as one of the areas most impressive and elegant private homes. Set on ten acres near Greensboro, the mansion retains original architectural details including coved ceilings, leaded windows, and stately columns, and it remains a private residence that opens for weddings and events on a limited basis. The venue specializes in all-inclusive celebrations, with packages that fold in catering, photography, DJ services, florals, rentals, and coordination. Its signature "Day of Interviews" gathers couples with the venues preferred vendors in a single visit, streamlining the planning process. Outdoor receptions center on Cleopatras Tent, which accommodates up to 200 guests, while intimate elopements and minimony gatherings are welcomed as well. Cross-trained coordinators guide each event from booking through the wedding day.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 2 Total Spaces

James Monroe's Highland is the historic Albemarle County home of the fifth U.S. President, set in the Virginia hills near Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's estate. Construction on the property began in 1797, and the main house Monroe and his family occupied was completed in 1799; an 1818 guesthouse still stands today. Now owned and operated by the College of William & Mary, Monroe's alma mater, Highland operates as a museum dedicated to sharing the full history of the site, including the stories of the enslaved men, women, and children who lived and worked there. With more than 30 years of experience hosting private events, Highland offers indoor and outdoor spaces for meetings, conferences, retreats, and family gatherings, including the Event Barn and the Hilltop Pavilion, the latter offering panoramic mountain views. The grounds also include rustic trails and yard spaces available for outdoor gatherings. Guests can add a guided history walk or one of Highland's educational programs, delivered by the Highland team, to deepen an event with the site's history.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The Saratoga Springs is a wedding and reception venue in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, just minutes from Charlotte. Operating since the mid-1990s and running as a full-time wedding business for over 20 years, the venue accommodates up to 250 guests in a serene country setting with a plantation-style character. Ceremonies take place in a garden setting, while receptions move indoors to a banquet hall with an adjacent terrace or beneath a 40 x 60 frame tent on a concrete foundation. A Bridal Suite and a Man Cave for the wedding party are both available on-site. Family-operated from the start, The Saratoga Springs makes it a priority for each couple and their guests to feel part of an extended family throughout the planning process and on the wedding day.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Half-Mile Farm is an adults-only luxury country inn set on 14 acres of fields, forests, streams, and a lake in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Highlands, North Carolina, five minutes from downtown. Part of the Old Edwards Inn & Spa family, the property offers an intimate mountain setting for weddings and private gatherings, with event planning coordinated through Old Edwards Events. The inn includes the Serenity Spa, a heated outdoor saltwater pool, a year-round hot tub, lake paddling and rowing, and hiking trails along secluded paths on the property. On-site dining centers on the J. Henry Farmhouse Tavern, which is open daily from noon to 10 pm, alongside a complimentary chef-made breakfast each morning and evening hors d'oeuvres for guests. As a guest-exclusive property, all amenities and hosted events are reserved for those staying at the inn.

• Spaces for 120 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

Elegance Estates is a Stafford, Virginia mansion wedding venue. This wedding location provides a pleasant and private setting for you and your guests to spend your special day. When you choose Elegance Estates to host your wedding, you will have an exclusive experience on these beautiful grounds. Elegance Estates is happy to provide exceptional customer service and Southern hospitality to each couple who chooses our location for their special day. Elegance Estates is a wedding location with a mansion on large private grounds. These grounds cover 20 acres of beautiful Virginia scenery for you to enjoy on your wedding day. You can exchange your vows on the impeccably manicured lawn with views of the estate and mansion or in the enchanting woodland with hanging chandeliers for the ceremony portion of your special day. There is sufficient seating for all of your visitors. These grounds can host tented events for up to 120 guests with plenty of space for you and your guests for outdoor receptions. Furthermore, this home features a lovely ballroom that can accommodate up to 80 guests for an evening of food and dancing. This location is glad to supply all of the tables and chairs needed for your guests and family, whether you choose to hold your event indoors or outdoors. Additionally, this venue permits you to use the bride and groom's suites prior to and during the day's major events. Elegance Estates takes pride in providing exceptional customer service and going above and beyond for each couple who chooses this team to share their special day. Elegance Estates' team will be glad to assist you with the planning of your special occasion. Furthermore, because this team has extensive expertise presenting events in this area, they can provide you with a comprehensive list of vendor recommendations. Elegance Estates aims to relieve as much stress as possible from your big day so you can enjoy all of the memorable moments. Elegance Estates has also teamed up with a catering firm to provide on-site culinary services.

• Spaces for 130-275 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Barn
• 4 Total Spaces

The Farm at Old Edwards Inn & Spa is a 33-acre wedding and events estate nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Highlands, North Carolina. The property weaves together lush gardens, a trout pond, charming footbridges, and several distinct buildings into a cohesive setting that suits everything from intimate celebrations to full-scale wedding weekends. Four event spaces serve a range of gathering styles and guest counts, with capacity for up to 275 guests. The Orchard is a garden-surrounded outdoor space shaded by mature fruit trees and anchored by a bridal bridge over the pond. The Orchard House is an open-air pavilion with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and a stone terrace. The Pavilion provides nearly 5,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor space with grand entryways. The Barn, an early-1900s structure with heart-pine floors and a stone fireplace, seats up to 130 guests in a more intimate setting. Farm-to-table catering from the Old Edwards culinary team highlights seasonal, regionally sourced ingredients, and every booking includes event setup and breakdown, fine linens, and china. A dedicated events team of twelve to fourteen people is available seven days a week, and the property works with professional planners for larger weddings.

• Spaces for 40-200 Guests
• 2 Barns
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 1 Meeting Space

Thompson Barn occupies a restored early-20th-century barn on the historic Lackman-Thompson Estate in Lenexa, Kansas. What was once a working farm building has been transformed into one of Johnson County's most sought-after event venues, offering a distinctive combination of rustic character — soaring wood beams, a rounded ceiling, and original brick walls — and modern functionality. The centerpiece of the facility is the Main Hall, a 2,280-square-foot space that accommodates up to 200 guests for weddings, receptions, galas, and corporate gatherings. A 16-by-36-foot dance floor anchors the north end of the hall, and the rental includes tables, chairs, A/V equipment, and a dedicated on-site concierge for the duration of every event. Three downstairs meeting rooms, an atrium, an outside patio, and a warming kitchen round out the full-facility offering, which accommodates up to 200 guests across all spaces combined. Thompson Barn welcomes outside caterers and a broad range of vendors, giving planners flexibility in how they configure the event experience.

• Spaces for 15-250 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Barn
• 4 Total Spaces

The Williamsburg Winery sits on Wessex Hundred, a 300-acre estate near the James River. Founded by Patrick and Peggy Duffeler, who planted the property's first grapevines in 1985 and released its first vintage in 1988, the estate now includes more than 50 acres of vineyard and over 150 acres of woods. For weddings, the winery offers ceremony and reception spaces ranging from the raised Wessex Lawn, overlooking newly planted vineyards and a duck pond, to Wessex Hall, a 4,600-square-foot banquet room built in 2000 in the style of a 17th-century cruciform timbered structure, lit by iron chandeliers and featuring two stone fireplaces imported from Bordeaux, France. Westbury Hall, a Tudor-style barn with exposed oak beams, natural light, and a walk-out ramp entrance, suits smaller ceremonies and cocktail hours, while its lower level, Westbury Cellar, offers an intimate dining room with views into the estate's barrel cellar. The property also includes Wedmore Place, a 28-room boutique hotel, and the Gabriel Archer Tavern restaurant. For corporate gatherings, the White Horse Meeting Room provides vaulted ceilings, European antiques, audio/visual equipment, and seating for up to 15 guests around an oak boardroom table.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Ford's Colony Country Club sits on land just minutes from historic Williamsburg, Virginia, with roots that trace back to the Green Spring Plantation and colonial-era taverns once used during the Revolutionary War. Founded in the 1980s by developer Richard J. Ford, the semi-private club is anchored by 54 holes of championship golf across three Dan Maples-designed courses: Marsh Hawk, Blackheath, and Blue Heron, backed by a dedicated Golf Performance Center. Beyond golf, the club offers two distinct dining venues for private functions — Murdoch's Tavern for a casual atmosphere and the Colony Room, an elegant dining room led by an award-winning executive chef. Ford's Colony hosts events ranging from birthday dinners for 10 guests to holiday galas for 250, alongside weddings and corporate functions such as team-building sessions, client dinners, and company golf outings. Its event spaces are known for picturesque views and classic décor, and the club's team provides customizable menus and coordination for weddings and private celebrations alike.

• Spaces for 50 Guests

Cabanne House sits in a wooded setting near the Union Avenue entrance to Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The current Second Empire-style structure was completed in 1876 from plans drawn by architect James H. McNamara, and the site traces its history to 1819, when Jean Pierre Cabanne built the first brick farmhouse west of the Mississippi River here. Inside, the house features fourteen-foot ceilings, tall windows, decorative marble mantels, and mid-Victorian architectural details set against manicured grounds. The house is well suited for intimate wedding celebrations, bridal showers, baby showers, birthday parties, corporate gatherings, and private parties. Events can take the form of family-style indoor dinners, cake-and-cocktail receptions, or outdoor tent dinners with dancing on the grounds.