Top Taylorsville Venues

• Spaces for 124-1,791 Guests
• 2 Theaters
• 1 Event Space
• 3 Historic Spaces

The Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre has anchored downtown Salt Lake City's arts scene since 1913, when it opened as the Orpheum Theatre, a vaudeville house showcasing the era's top touring acts. Designed by architect Gustave Albert Lansburgh, the building retains its turn-of-the-century character throughout, with rich reds and golds, brass and crystal chandeliers, and a Byzantine-style mosaic, Capriccio, in the lobby. Today the theatre is home to resident companies Ballet West and Utah Opera and hosts dance, musicals, opera, concerts, and comedy on its 1,791-seat proscenium stage. Beyond performances, the Capitol Theatre opens its historic spaces for private events. The theater stage and lobby can be configured for standing receptions or banquet-style seating, while the Capitol Room and an upscale rooftop lounge and terrace offer additional settings for meetings and receptions. Guests are welcomed with amenities including concessions, complimentary coat check, and accessible seating, all steps from the Gallivan Plaza TRAX station in downtown Salt Lake City.

• Spaces for 160-2,500 Guests
• 2 Theaters
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

The George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater is a performing arts venue in downtown Salt Lake City, operated by Salt Lake County Arts & Culture. The five-story glass lobby is lined with terrazzo flooring and distinctive chandeliers, while the building's architecture draws inspiration from Southern Utah's landscape, with canyon-inspired colors and patterns carried through the walls, seats, and flooring and a star-field ceiling that mimics a clear night sky. The Delta Performance Hall seats up to 2,500 guests beneath a 50-foot-wide stage, hosting Broadway productions, concerts, comedy, and other large-scale entertainment. For smaller and more flexible gatherings, the Regent Street Black Box offers movable seating platforms that reconfigure the acoustically isolated, glass-walled room for dance, music, theater, or private corporate events, seating between roughly 150 and 250 guests depending on setup. The Grand Lobby can host standing receptions for up to 360 guests, and McCarthey Plaza and several lounges add further outdoor and gathering space. On-site, Tin Angel at the Eccles serves dinner, craft cocktails, and charcuterie for pre-show dining, and the building's outdoor terraces offer views of the surrounding city and mountains.

• Spaces for 120-2,766 Guests
• 2 Theaters

Maurice Abravanel Hall is an architectural and artistic icon in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Built in 1979 as the home of the Utah Symphony, the hall is named for longtime Symphony conductor Maurice Abravanel and is part of the Salt Lake County Arts & Culture family of venues. The building is designed as a concrete structure within a brick shell, an arrangement that blocks outside noise so the Symphony's sound resonates off white oak walls with distinctive raised paneling. Inside, gold-leaf-covered tiers and balconies — 12,000 square feet of 24-karat gold leaf donated by O.C. Tanner — pair with brass railings and six brass-and-crystal chandeliers strung with 18,000 hand-set Bohemian crystals. The four-story glass lobby overlooks Temple Square and the Wasatch Range and is home to the Olympic Tower, a red blown-glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly. Abravanel Hall hosts classical music, pops concerts, lectures, films, and corporate gatherings. Its auditorium seats up to 2,766 guests, while its stage can be reconfigured for standing receptions of up to 246 guests or seated banquets for 120. Guest amenities include coat check, concessions, and full accessibility services.

• Spaces for 30-450 Guests
• 13 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms
• 11 Meeting Spaces

The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City Airport sits on the edge of an eight-acre lake, just five minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport via complimentary shuttle and off I-80, within 12 miles of downtown Salt Lake City and the Great Salt Lake State Park. The lakeside setting and path around the water give the property a quieter backdrop for gatherings than a typical airport hotel. The hotel offers 13 event venues totaling 8,976 square feet, ranging from intimate boardrooms suited to small meetings to the Canyons Ballroom, its largest room at 3,948 square feet, which accommodates up to 450 guests for weddings, receptions, and galas. Every event space includes optional A/V capabilities and free WiFi, making the venue adaptable for everything from corporate conferences to milestone celebrations. Guests staying over can settle into one of 288 guest rooms, unwind at the 24-hour fitness center or indoor pool, and dine at Lakeview, the hotel's all-day restaurant overlooking the Salt Lake City landscape, or grab a coffee and pastry at the on-site Coffee Shop.

• Spaces for 24-1,200 Guests
• 14 Event Spaces
• 14 Historic Spaces

Located in the heart of Salt Lake City on Temple Square, the Joseph Smith Memorial Building opened in 1911 as the Hotel Utah, once welcoming presidents and cultural icons through its doors. Today the century-old building operates as an event venue, its interiors marked by soaring ceilings, crystal chandeliers, rich woodwork, and Victorian tapestries. The building holds fourteen event rooms across its lobby, mezzanine, and upper floors, ranging from intimate spaces suited to bridal showers, luncheons, and small dinners to large banquet rooms that can host receptions and celebrations for several hundred guests. Several rooms, including Wasatch, Jade, and Manchester, open onto floor-to-ceiling or expansive windows with views of the Salt Lake Temple, Temple Square, or the Utah State Capitol and surrounding mountains. Event rentals include a dedicated event coordinator, banquet staff, tables, chairs, and standard audio-visual equipment, with in-house catering required for all events. TSH Events, the team behind the venue, focuses on making the planning process seamless from booking through event day.

Located inside Salt Lake City International Airport, Maggiano’s Little Italy offers travelers a welcoming place to gather over comforting Italian-American cuisine. Guests can enjoy house-prepared pastas, hearty entrées, fresh salads, and classic desserts alongside curated wine and cocktail selections in a relaxed, full-service setting. Ideal for business travelers meeting between flights or families dining before departure, the restaurant provides attentive service and a well-rounded menu designed for convenience without sacrificing flavor. While traditional private event spaces are not available, group dining and accommodating staff make it easy to connect and celebrate on the go.

• Spaces for 1,500 Guests
• 1 Meeting Space
• 1 Venue with Activities

For over 20 years, All Star Bowling & Entertainment's West Jordan location has been serving the community with bowling and family entertainment, and today the newly renovated facility pairs classic and modern arcade games, laser tag, indoor mini golf, bumper cars, and a climbing wall alongside state-of-the-art bowling lanes with bumpers for younger guests. The location also offers Spark, a high-tech interactive bowling experience that transforms the lanes into a lit-up playground. Located within the same building, Pins & Ales West Jordan offers a 21-and-older setting with 12 newly renovated VIP bowling lanes, comfortable lane-side seating, pool tables, and a year-round outdoor patio. Large televisions and 25-foot screens make it a destination for watching games, while the full-service bar and brew pub pours Bonneville Brewery beers alongside cocktails. Together, the complex hosts private parties and events for birthdays, corporate gatherings, and holiday celebrations, with banquet rooms offering a food and drink menu selection and audio/video accommodations for groups of all sizes.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

The Tower at Rice-Eccles Stadium is a multi-purpose event venue within the University of Utah's Rice-Eccles Stadium complex in Salt Lake City, part of the school's Stadium, Arena and Campus Event Services. The venue accommodates gatherings ranging from an intimate meeting of 20 people to full-scale concert productions, drawing on the surrounding stadium's suites, plaza, concourse, and turf for both indoor and outdoor events. The Tower's event rooms are filled with natural light and framed by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city, the football field, the University of Utah campus, and the Wasatch Mountains, offering flexible, blank-canvas spaces that can be styled for corporate parties, tradeshows, weddings, and social events. Suites are outfitted with AV setups for breakout meetings, and groups hosting multi-day conferences can spread across multiple spaces throughout the stadium. Some groups close out their event with a field goal kick or a concert staged on the stadium turf.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Pins & Ales is a 21+ bowling, restaurant, and brew pub concept with locations across Utah in Draper, Tooele, West Jordan, and West Valley's Valley Fair. It bills itself as the only place in the state where guests can enjoy a cocktail or craft beer from Bonneville Brewery right at the lanes, pairing VIP bowling lanes with a full bar, live DJs, and a state-of-the-art sound system. Beyond bowling, several locations add axe throwing, shuffleboard, bocce ball, foosball, giant Jenga, and a dance floor, along with outdoor patios featuring big-screen TVs, water features, and firepits. Sports fans can catch games across five giant screens and twenty additional TVs, with coverage including the Pac-12 Network, NFL Sunday Ticket, and NBA League Pass. Pins & Ales also hosts private events, from birthday parties and corporate gatherings to fundraisers and full facility buyouts, accommodating groups from 10 to 300 guests with upscale event spaces, in-house audiovisual systems, and customizable catering menus coordinated by an events team.

• Spaces for 50-450 Guests
• 4 Ballrooms
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Event Spaces

The A. Ray Olpin Student Union serves as the community hub of the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City, built during the 10-year expansion overseen by university president Albert Ray Olpin, for whom the building is named. Since opening, it has hosted campus ballroom dances, concerts, and theatrical productions alongside its role as the university's main student clubhouse and office building. Today the Union offers sixteen event and meeting spaces, from the 12,446-square-foot Entire Ballroom — divisible into East and West sections and capable of seating up to 450 guests at round tables — to the more intimate Crimson View room on Level 4, which overlooks the Salt Lake Valley and is one of only two rooms in the building designated for life-event functions such as weddings and receptions. Other options include the Saltair and Panorama East rooms and an outdoor courtyard patio, all supported by an in-house catering team through Dining Services and an online reservation system for planning banquets, conferences, luncheons, and receptions.

• Spaces for 15-600 Guests
• 14 Hotels
• 4 Ballrooms
• 14 Total Spaces

Salt Lake City Marriott University Park sits next to the University of Utah, adjacent to Rice-Eccles Stadium, with mountain and city views. The hotel has an updated look and features an exclusive M Club lounge, along with two on-site restaurants, Thistle & Thyme and Wakara Bar, and a full-service Starbucks. For events, the hotel offers 13 event rooms totaling 16,238 square feet of space, including the Bonneville Ballroom, which can host up to 600 guests and has held some of Salt Lake City's more prestigious gatherings. Meeting space includes a park-like outdoor venue, a reception atrium, and floor-to-ceiling windows with city views in much of the space. Wedding receptions can be hosted in a range of settings at the property, including an outdoor tent and a landscaped lawn space with views of downtown Salt Lake City. Each event room is supported by A/V and technology services, and the hotel is located minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, Temple Square, and the Salt Lake Palace Convention Center.

• Spaces for 100-700 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Event Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Nestled at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah’s Hogle Zoo offers a distinctive setting for weddings, corporate events, galas, and private celebrations surrounded by wildlife and beautifully landscaped grounds. With versatile indoor and outdoor venues accommodating everything from intimate gatherings to full-zoo buyouts, guests can enjoy memorable experiences enhanced by animal encounters, scenic exhibits, and customizable catering. Dedicated event professionals help bring each celebration to life, creating meaningful occasions that also support the zoo's mission of wildlife conservation and education.

• Spaces for 120-500 Guests
• 6 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Farm
• 11 Total Spaces

This Is The Place Heritage Park is a 450-acre state park in Salt Lake City built around Heritage Village, a collection of historically accurate pioneer-era buildings staffed by costumed interpreters. Set against the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, the park offers eleven distinct rental venues, from the 1860s Kimball Home mansion and the pink-cottage Brigham Young Farmhouse to the modern glass-walled Pioneer Center, giving couples and event hosts a range of settings from intimate historic homes to expansive halls. Several spaces are built for outdoor celebration: the Garden Place pairs a mountain-lodge-style interior with an outdoor patio featuring a rock waterfall and fireplace, while the Brigham Young Farmhouse offers a private gazebo and lawn that can host dinner for more than 500 guests. For ceremonies, the historic Pine Valley Chapel provides wooden pews and a chandelier in a classic chapel setting. Beyond weddings, the park hosts receptions, corporate events, and family reunions, with an events team available to help coordinate décor, furnishings, and vendor logistics for each space.

• Spaces for 96-700 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

Millennial Falls Event Center is a family-owned, all-inclusive reception venue in Draper, Utah, set in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains. Judy Guymon founded the venue in 2002 with her husband David to create a wedding day "full of beauty, elegance, and wonderful memories with the lowest amount of stress possible," and the business is now run by their daughters Julie and Misty alongside four children, their spouses, and sixteen grandchildren. The venue's centerpiece is a 40-foot outdoor waterfall paired with an indoor waterfall, framed by manicured gardens, a gazebo, and a curved staircase connecting indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces. Indoors, couples find a marble dance floor beneath modern chandeliers, mountain-view dining areas, and a private bride's room, while a supervised kid's room and game room keep younger guests occupied during receptions. Millennial Falls hosts weddings, corporate events, quinceañeras, and celebrations of life with all-inclusive packages that bundle catering, cake, flowers, and invitations, backed by an in-house chef who can customize the menu for each event.

• Spaces for 80-125 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

The Martha Ann Healy Rose House sits within Red Butte Garden, the University of Utah's botanical garden and arboretum in the foothills above Salt Lake City. The glass-walled pavilion opens through telescoping doors onto a shaded patio with views of the Wasatch foothills, and adjoins the Ring Garden, where rose trellises and seasonal plantings create a quiet setting for a cocktail hour or mid-event gathering. Just beyond, the Sara J. McCarthy and Family Rose Garden displays the Garden's vase rose collection, in bloom through summer and into early fall, and its Wedding Lawn is included as an optional outdoor ceremony site with a Rose House rental. The venue seats up to 80 guests, or 100 for an open house-style reception, with private restrooms, dressing rooms, a food preparation area, a built-in sound system, and dedicated vendor access. Rental pricing includes table and chair setup, garden admission for guests, parking, and event staff, with a TV, microphone, and photo easels available on request. The Rose House and Rose Garden are open for private events May through September.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Garden

The Richard K. Hemingway Orangerie is the year-round event space at Red Butte Garden, a botanical garden set in the foothills on the eastern edge of the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City. The Orangerie is a large indoor conservatory with floor-to-ceiling windows and lush tropical plantings, opening onto two adjacent patios framed by raised gardens and seasonal plantings, with mountain and valley views beyond. The space seats 150 guests for a ceremony or dinner and can host up to 300 for a flowing reception, making it suited to weddings, galas, corporate events, and formal dinners alike. From April through September, rentals also include an optional outdoor ceremony site in the adjacent Fragrance Garden, with its sandstone pathways and wisteria arbors. Rentals include tables and chairs with setup and takedown, private restrooms and dressing rooms, a food preparation area, a built-in sound system, garden admission and parking for guests, and event staff on site. Food and beverage service is provided by the Garden's approved catering partners.

• Spaces for 400 Guests

The Natural History Museum of Utah occupies the Rio Tinto Center, an architecturally distinctive building set in the foothills of Salt Lake City near the University of Utah campus, with design inspiration drawn from the surrounding Utah landscape. Established by state statute in 1962 and open to the public since 1969, the museum moved into the Rio Tinto Center in November 2011 and now houses a collection of nearly 2 million objects, making it the largest museum in the intermountain west. For weddings, corporate functions, and private events, the museum offers a range of indoor and outdoor spaces, including the expansive Canyon and Canyon Terrace, the versatile Swaner Forum, and the option to reserve the full facility. Rentals include dedicated event and AV staff for setup and teardown, an AV package with accent lighting, speakers, and a wireless microphone, high-speed wireless internet, and free guest parking. Evening events can begin as early as 6:30 p.m., with setup starting at 5 p.m. on most days, and select bookings can include access to the museum's galleries during the event.

• Spaces for 80-350 Guests
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Event Spaces
• 5 Total Spaces

Log Haven is a fine-dining restaurant and wedding venue set on 40 private acres in Millcreek Canyon, just outside Salt Lake City. The property was built in 1920 by steel baron L.F. Rains as an anniversary gift for his wife, using logs shipped from Oregon and hauled four miles up the canyon by horse-drawn wagon; the century-old log structure still anchors the grounds today, framed by cliffs, waterfalls, and mountain views. The property offers five distinct ceremony and reception spaces, from the outdoor Lakeside Garden Meadow and Hillside Amphitheater to the climate-controlled Winter Conservatory and the lodge-style Wasatch Room, Foyer, and Library Suite, accommodating weddings from small and intimate to as many as 300 guests. Full-service wedding coordination and chef-driven, customizable menus are included with every event, drawing on Log Haven's decades-long reputation as one of Utah's most acclaimed restaurants.

• Spaces for 300 Guests