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The Kansas City Airport Marriott stands as the only hotel on the grounds of Kansas City International Airport, a location that gives event planners a meaningful advantage when coordinating travel and lodging for out-of-town guests. A complimentary shuttle connects the property to all airport terminals, and on-site parking accommodates meeting groups directly at the hotel. The property offers 11 flexible event venues for gatherings of varying scales. The Grand Ballroom serves as the anchor for formal receptions and banquets, while the temperature-controlled Pavilion — overlooking the Bern Reservoir — provides a scenic enclosed alternative. An outdoor lakeside space supports ceremonies and cocktail receptions in a natural setting. A dedicated events team and in-house catering manage logistics on-site from planning through service. KC tap + table, the hotel's own restaurant, is also available for rehearsal dinners and private cocktail hours, featuring local brews and an outside patio.

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Star Bright Farm offers event spaces for your next celebration in White Hall, Maryland.

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Hope Valley Country Club is a member-owned private club established in 1926 in Durham, North Carolina, set within five miles of downtown and the Research Triangle Park corridor. A Donald Ross-designed golf course and a 52,000-square-foot historic clubhouse form the backdrop for private events of every size and style. The clubhouse houses several distinct event venues. The Club Room carries original 1926 Tudor design details; the adjacent Main Dining Room features crystal chandeliers and panoramic views over the golf course. The French, Terrace, and Renaissance Rooms provide additional flexible configurations suited to smaller gatherings or breakout functions. The club's calendar of private events spans weddings, receptions, banquets, corporate meetings, and golf outings. An in-house culinary team develops custom menus for each occasion, and dedicated event coordinators guide clients from initial planning through day-of execution. The combination of historic architecture, multiple configurable rooms, and full-service culinary and planning support positions Hope Valley as a versatile host for significant events in the Triangle region.

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The William Fell, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, occupies a cluster of seven adjoining historic buildings in Baltimore's Fell's Point neighborhood, steps from Broadway Square and Pier along the north shore of the harbor. The property traces its roots to the 18th century, when the buildings served as a Christian boardinghouse, YMCA, and vinegar bottling factory before reopening as a hotel in 1985. Today, the restored 80-room boutique hotel blends maritime-inspired design with the district's cobblestone character. For private events, the hotel offers more than 4,000 square feet of meeting and event space across multiple venues — from the rooftop Admiral's Ballroom, with views of Fell's Point and Baltimore's skyline, to the Bond Street Pier, the neighborhood's sole waterfront outdoor venue. The Stone Room brings a different atmosphere entirely: original 18th-century stone walls create an intimate setting suited to cocktail hours and smaller gatherings. In-house catering is available across all spaces, and the on-site William Fell Tavern provides an additional option for private dining.

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Hotel Phillips Kansas City, a Curio Collection by Hilton property, is a 20-story Art Deco landmark in downtown Kansas City that has anchored the city's 12th Street since 1931. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and restored through a $20 million renovation completed in 2016, the hotel preserves original architectural details — including an 11-foot gilded Goddess of Dawn sculpture by Kansas City artist Jorgen Dreyer — across 216 guest rooms. The hotel offers more than 7,000 square feet of meeting and event space across nine rooms, with theater capacity for 175 guests and banquet capacity for 140. The Crystal Ballroom serves as the venue's signature event space, featuring 18-foot windows dressed in powder blue velvet draperies and original 1930s plaster architectural detailing that recalls the French-influenced elegance of the hotel's original design. Located one block from the Power and Light District and two blocks from Bartle Hall Convention Center, the hotel is well positioned for groups arriving from across the city. On-site dining includes Tavernonna Italian Kitchen and P.S. Speakeasy, a contemporary basement bar accessible only through an unmarked door.

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No. 7 Restaurant is a contemporary American dining destination at 627 Vanderbilt Avenue in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, open Wednesday through Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight. Chef Tyler Kord leads the kitchen, drawing on training at the French Culinary Institute and time as a sous chef under Jean-Georges Vongerichten at Perry Street. Bon Appétit recognized No. 7 as one of the top ten new restaurants in the country. The menu changes frequently and always includes vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. The kitchen accommodates dietary restrictions whenever possible, and guests with specific questions or requests are encouraged to reach out directly.