Top Stowe Venues

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 2 Farms
• 2 Total Spaces

Built in 1883 by Elmer A. Darling as a working farm supplying his Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City, the Inn at Mountain View Farm sits on 440 acres in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, near East Burke. The property's cow barn — once home to 100 Jersey cows — remains one of the largest farm structures ever built in Vermont and is considered a landmark for barn design and history. A carriage barn, a Morgan horse barn, and a restored Creamery frame the farm's historic courtyard. For weddings and receptions, the historic Morgan Horse barn offers a rustically elegant setting for up to 200 guests with dancing, while the fireplaced Willoughby Room inside the Inn suits sit-down dinners for 40 to 50 guests. The property also hosts family reunions, corporate retreats, business meetings, and memorial services, with the Threshing Barn and front patio available for rehearsal dinners and smaller private parties. The Inn offers 14 guest rooms and suites, and its 440 acres provide direct access to the Kingdom Trails network, with Burke Mountain ten minutes away. The Inn at Mountain View Farm is a member of the Vermont Association of Wedding Professionals.

• Spaces for 16-650 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 7 Outdoor Spaces
• 18 Total Spaces

For more than 140 years, Basin Harbor has been shaped by five generations of the Beach family, beginning in 1882 when Ardelia Beach opened her farmhouse on the shores of Lake Champlain to visitors seeking an escape from the city. What began as a working farm grew, under Allen Penfield Beach, into a full resort with cottages, a golf course, a dance hall, and an airfield — additions that still define the property today. Set on the Vermont shoreline with views across Lake Champlain to the Adirondack Mountains, Basin Harbor now offers dining at Ardelia's restaurant, an 18-hole golf course, a boat club, and lakeside recreation alongside more than a dozen indoor and outdoor event spaces. Waterfront lawns, a tented dock, and historic rooms host everything from intimate dinners to weddings and group events for 300 or more guests, with rain contingency planning and on-site lodging in inn rooms, cottages, and private houses supporting multi-day celebrations.

Allow us to provide a breathtaking backdrop for your special day. The Inn at Burklyn is perched atop a hill with breathtaking views in every direction. Our large grounds and gardens, which span 86 acres and include an exclusive greenhouse and private orchards, are spread out over 86 acres. We believe in creating beautiful events with ease, so we've put together a list of trustworthy vendors to meet each client's demands. This is what we refer to as our "little White Book." These companies will assist you and your event planner in finding the ideal rentals, such as tents, tables, and chairs, to help you realize your vision. Please keep in mind that each customer will need to hire a full-service event planner. From the historic Inn at Burklyn's large windows and wrap-around porch, watch the sunrise and sunset over Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. With your hands curled around a warm mug in the parlor, watch the mist travel out of the valley. After a peaceful stroll through the orchards, stop by Darlings for a glass of wine. The Inn at Burklyn is a historic Neo Classical mansion built in 1904 as Elmer Darling's private residence. It has been meticulously repaired and updated to provide luxurious rooms with picturesque views of Vermont. Relax in the warmth of our sitting rooms, which include original fireplaces and 360-degree views of Vermont's unique beauty through the inn's enormous windows. Imagine strolling along our wrap-around porch or sitting on the sun porch with a cup of coffee and a good book in hand, gazing into our ancient greenhouse. You should feel at ease. Be true to yourself. Be present at this stunning venue with us.

• Spaces for 65-150 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Bar
• 4 Total Spaces

The Middlebury Inn has anchored the village green in Middlebury, Vermont since 1827, when Nathan Wood opened it as the Vermont Hotel. Renamed the Addison House in 1852 and substantially renovated under Allen Calhoun beginning in 1897, the property reopened as The Middlebury Inn in 1927 and has operated continuously for more than 180 years. The adjacent Porter Mansion, an 1825 brick home with a curved staircase and marble fireplaces, joined the inn in 1941 and holds nine Victorian guest rooms, while twenty modern annex units followed in 1968. Set in the heart of the Champlain Valley overlooking Middlebury's town green, the inn pairs its historic character — antique grandfather clocks, carved mantelpieces, and Victorian-accented guest rooms — with amenities including Morgan's Tavern restaurant, Waterfalls Day Spa, a business center, and complimentary fitness center access. For events, the inn offers the Founder's Room, a high-ceiling ballroom with crown molding and a working marbled fireplace overlooking the town square, along with an outdoor courtyard nestled between two of its historic buildings — settings suited to weddings, elopements, corporate meetings, and private celebrations.

• Spaces for 75-1,304 Guests
• 2 Theaters
• 1 Event Space
• 5 Total Spaces

Capitol Center for the Arts is a performing arts venue in Concord, New Hampshire, anchored by the Chubb Theatre, originally built as the Capitol Theatre in 1927 and reopened as the nonprofit Capitol Center for the Arts in 1995 following renovation. Bank of NH Stage, a more recently renovated performance space with a main theatre, lobby, and the Cantin Room lounge, joined the campus in 2019 through a capital campaign. Beyond its performance schedule, the Capitol Center hosts weddings, business conferences, benefits, holiday parties, reunions, trade shows, and other private events. The Chubb Theatre seats up to 1,300 guests theatre-style for meetings and large gatherings. Governor's Hall, an open, historic function room, accommodates weddings and celebrations for up to 350 guests standing or 200 seated. Bank of NH Stage can be booked as a full venue for an all-inclusive ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, or as just the Cantin Room lounge for smaller gatherings of up to 125. The Kimball House, a Victorian mansion with a formal dining room, library, parlor, and board room, suits intimate weddings for guest lists of up to 75. Every space includes access to audio/visual equipment and cash or open bar service, along with catering through the venue's sponsored Culinary Artist in Residence program or a list of local licensed caterers.

• Spaces for 30-500 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 8 Hotels
• 9 Total Spaces

Burke Mountain Hotel & Conference Center sits mid-mountain at Burke Mountain Resort in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, a four-season, ski-in/ski-out and bike-in/bike-out property with 116 guest rooms ranging from studios to three-bedroom suites. For ceremonies, the hotel's Pavilion Landing sits at 2,600 feet in elevation with views of Willoughby Gap and is available May through October, while the post-and-beam Day Lodge — with its two stone fireplaces and second-floor perch over the mountain vistas — serves as an indoor ceremony site or backup location. The Ballroom, wrapped in 270 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows facing both the Willoughby Gap and the slopeside landscape, is the hotel's most popular space for wedding receptions, large conferences, and meetings, and pairs with the adjoining Darling Room for cocktail hours and welcome parties. Smaller gatherings can turn to Willoughby's, a slopeside room with a built-in custom bar and direct patio access, or First 13, a private space attached to the View Pub with a gas fireplace, popular for rehearsal dinners and after-parties. For meetings and conferences, the hotel offers more than 8,000 square feet of space, including breakout rooms and outdoor areas, with high-speed internet, A/V and telecommunications capabilities, and on-site catering and guest rooms.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Prouty Beach & Campground sits on 36 acres along the shore of Lake Memphremagog in Newport, Vermont, with views across the water to downtown Newport. Just off I-91 and less than a mile from Main Street, the park is a longtime local favorite for both day visits and overnight stays, offering more than 75 tent and RV campsites alongside a beachfront cabin that sleeps four with a full bed, bunk beds, a small table, a refrigerator, and a microwave. For gatherings, the beach-side pavilion puts guests right on the water, with power, a large charcoal cooking pit, and more than a dozen picnic tables suited to company parties, family reunions, and outdoor picnics or barbecues in the spring, summer, and fall; optional tent sides help protect the space if the weather turns. A smaller 30x30 tent shelter with six to eight picnic tables is available for rent from June through September, set near the park's restrooms, playground, tennis, and basketball courts. Beyond its event spaces, the park includes docks and a swimming area, horseshoe pits, a disc golf course, walking paths, shuffleboard courts, and four tennis courts, plus on-site washers and dryers, hot showers, and free Wi-Fi for overnight guests. Primitive sites along the Newport Recreational Bike Path also serve backpackers and bikepackers traveling the seven miles to the Canadian border.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

A relaxed yet sophisticated cocktail lounge with a vintage vibe, eclectic decor, and soft lighting. Devil Takes a Holiday offers parties in the cocktail lounge for up to 50 and (weather-permitting) spritz deck outings for up to 30. Good for company gatherings, welcome dinners, rehearsal dinners, cocktail hours, after-parties, post-wedding brunches, wedding showers, bachelor/-ette parties, engagement celebrations, and more.

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