Top Quincy Venues

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The Quincy Garden Center occupies the historic Pat Munroe House, a heart pine Victorian home in the Quincy Historic District, listed on Florida's Registry of Historic Homes. The property features distinctive original details — stained glass windows, sculpted fireplace mantels, and plaster ceiling medallions — set within grounds bordered by a white picket fence and planted with camellias, azaleas, and other flowering plants. Located approximately 22 minutes from Tallahassee, the venue accommodates weddings and ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners, dinner parties, showers, and private meetings. Both the interior rooms and the exterior garden grounds are available for events, making it a fitting choice for intimate celebrations that call for a setting with genuine historic character.

• Spaces for 20-1,000 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom
• 9 Total Spaces

The Dunlap Champions Club occupies the south end zone of Doak Campbell Stadium on the Florida State University campus in Tallahassee, offering a distinctive setting for private events year-round alongside its role as an FSU game-day venue. The facility spans more than 100,000 square feet across three floors and includes more than 15 unique meeting and event spaces, making it one of the largest event venues in Tallahassee. Event options range from the Grand Ballroom — divisible into smaller configurations and expandable to an outdoor third-floor patio — to the Champions Club, a fourth-floor space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Bobby Bowden Field, accommodating up to 1,000 guests for a reception. Fifth-floor boardrooms and private dining spaces suit smaller gatherings, while the Southeast and Southwest Terraces provide outdoor options with Capitol views or a built-in bar. A designated event consultant supports every booking, and add-ons such as Doak Campbell Stadium videoboard activation are available.

• Spaces for 12-500 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Museums
• 4 Total Spaces

Mission San Luis is a National Historic Landmark set on 65 acres in Tallahassee, Florida, on the site of one of early Florida's most significant colonial settlements. From 1656 to 1704, the location served as the seat of power for the Apalachee people and the western capital of Spanish Florida, housing more than 1,500 residents including an Apalachee chief and the Spanish deputy governor. Today the site operates as a living history museum accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and managed by the Florida Department of State. The grounds feature reconstructed 17th-century structures — including a Franciscan church, Apalachee council house, convento, Spanish residence, and fort — alongside an exhibit gallery holding artifacts recovered from decades of controlled archaeological excavation. For private events, Mission San Luis offers the Mission Room, a 4,000-square-foot banquet hall accommodating up to 250 seated guests or 500 for a standing reception, with an adjoining 3,000-square-foot courtyard, warming kitchen, and private restrooms. A 125-seat theater, two 30-person classrooms, and a boardroom that seats 12 round out the rental inventory, making the venue well suited to weddings, corporate gatherings, and celebrations of all sizes. The site's events team can be reached at rentals@missionsanluis.org or 850.245.6388.