Top Winston-Salem Venues

• Spaces for 140-173 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

Heritage Hill Banquet Facility is a family-owned special events venue housed in a historic log home built in the 1780s and restored over eleven years during the 1970s and 1980s. Set on scenic grounds in Greensboro, North Carolina, the property brings Revolutionary War-era character together with the practical amenities of a full-service event destination. The main reception hall accommodates up to 140 guests at round tables, with capacity extending to approximately 164 during warmer months by way of a 35-foot deck and 14-foot diameter gazebo. The upstairs bridal suite is available for the wedding party, and outside caterers and beverages of the client's choosing are welcome. Heritage Hill hosts weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, corporate events, birthday parties, baby showers, retirement celebrations, family reunions, and memorial services. In-house silk floral centerpieces and custom framing services are also available on-site.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate

Rosa Lee Manor is a family-owned wedding and event venue set on 200 acres of historic farmland in the Blue Ridge Mountains foothills, five miles from Pilot Mountain, North Carolina and approximately 30 minutes north of Winston-Salem. The property has been in the family since the early 1800s; the venue was founded in 1994 and named in memory of Rosa Lee Adams Hunter, the owners' paternal grandmother. The grounds offer several ceremony settings — beneath a gazebo, beside a weeping willow, at an arched garden entrance with a fountain, or in front of a rustic board fence — surrounded by rose and perennial gardens with water features and mountain views. At the center of the property, the 3,000-square-foot Carriage House provides a dedicated indoor space for receptions and ceremonies, with 20-foot ceilings, oversized barn doors, and walls of glass overlooking the surrounding landscape. The space accommodates up to 150 guests for seated dinners. Rosa Lee Manor provides banquet tables, garden chairs, linens, centerpiece options, and a Yamaha sound system. Outside caterers are welcome, and beer and wine are permitted. All-inclusive weekend packages are available, along with overnight accommodations in the Main House and The Farmhouse on the property.

• Spaces for 75-300 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 2 Vineyards
• 2 Total Spaces

Gioia dell'Amore Cellars at Autumn Creek Vineyards is a working vineyard and winery set in the rolling countryside of Rockingham County, North Carolina, near Mayodan. Owned by David and Laura Comer, the property takes its name from the Italian phrase for "the joy of love," and it pairs an operating winery and tasting room with a collection of indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings and events. The venue's elegantly rustic character runs from the 6,000-square-foot Pavilion, which seats up to 200 guests beneath handcrafted timber trusses and around a grand stone fireplace, to a lawn gazebo set before a pond and fountain, an indoor/outdoor barrel room, and a tasting room that hosts smaller gatherings of up to about 75. Glass windows and doors frame vineyard and countryside views throughout, and backdrops in every direction give photographers room to work, suiting everything from intimate elopements to full 200-guest celebrations.

• Spaces for 125-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Forest Oaks Country Club is a semi-private golf and events venue in Greensboro, North Carolina. Designed by architect Ellis Maples and established in 1962, the club has a distinguished history as the longtime host of the Greater Greensboro Open PGA Tour event — a tenure that ran from 1977 through 2007. Under new ownership, the property has been revitalized to welcome both members and private event guests. The club's indoor ballroom accommodates up to 125 guests for seated dinners or 150 for cocktail-style receptions, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and chandeliers. An outdoor patio surrounded by lush greenery with sweeping views provides a setting for ceremonies. Full-service catering with customizable menus is provided by the club's culinary team, and dedicated preparation spaces are available for wedding parties.

• Spaces for 40-250 Guests
• 3 Event Spaces
• 3 Country Clubs

Asheboro Country Club sits in the Caraway Mountains of North Carolina's Piedmont region, where a championship golf course winds through tall oaks and towering pines around a 22-acre spring-fed lake. That setting anchors a two-story, white-brick clubhouse of roughly 9,000 square feet, which is home to the club's private events. The clubhouse holds two separate dining areas, a bar, and a veranda overlooking the lake, along with formal banquet and meeting rooms and a more casual grill room. Three event spaces — the Warrior Room, the Lake Room, and the Asheboro Room — accommodate gatherings of up to 150 seated guests, and the staff hosts weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, corporate luncheons and meetings, and birthday and pool parties. Catering is arranged through the club's approved caterers and menus, and an event coordinator works with hosts on planning. With room for gatherings ranging from about 16 to 200 guests, the club suits everything from small business meetings to full wedding receptions.

• Spaces for 125-450 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Historic Spaces

Housed in the historic Liberty Tobacco Warehouse, Coley Hall brings weddings, corporate gatherings, and celebrations into a building first raised in 1917 and thoughtfully renovated in 2012. The industrial-elegant character comes straight from the structure itself: century-old exposed wooden beams overhead, weathered pine floors, distressed brick walls, and original wood-cased windows that fill the room with natural light. Set on East Main Street in downtown Elkin, North Carolina, the venue sits about an hour north of Charlotte at the edge of Yadkin Valley wine country, within walking distance of hotels, restaurants, and entertainment. Two spaces anchor the property: Coley Hall itself, a 5,200-square-foot event hall for up to 250 guests, and the adjacent East Main Courtyard, an outdoor setting for gatherings of up to 125. Events can flow between the two, indoors and out.

• 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 16-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Winery

Raffaldini Vineyards stretches across 102 acres in the Blue Ridge foothills of Ronda, North Carolina, where owner Jay Raffaldini began planting Italian varietals in 2001 on rocky, granite-rich land he saw as an ideal match for Old World winemaking. The estate grows Sangiovese, Montepulciano, Sagrantino, and Vermentino at 1,200 feet of elevation, producing 72,000 bottles annually under the motto "Chianti in the Carolinas" — bone-dry wines made in the tradition of seven centuries of Italian family heritage. The Tuscan-style Villa Raffaldini, completed in 2008, anchors the property as both a working winery and an event destination with panoramic views of the Blue Ridge and Brushy Mountains. The estate also includes the original Fattoria tasting room, opened in 2005, vineyard Piazza tables, and a hilltop picnic area. Raffaldini draws more than 30,000 visitors each year and is recognized as the leading practitioner of the Appassimento grape-drying process in the United States. Private event rentals are available for gatherings of various sizes, from intimate lawn canopy experiences to larger celebrations set among the vines.

• Spaces for 350 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

The Arbors Events is a farm and woodland event destination set on a 112-acre tree farm in Cleveland, North Carolina. What began as a tree nursery in 2003 evolved into an event venue shaped by thousands of ornamental and shade trees, manicured lawns, majestic oaks, and perennial gardens spread across western Rowan County, near Lake Norman. The venue's primary event space, The Arbors, is a custom-built banquet facility constructed from stone, reclaimed barn wood, and cedar shakes. Its 4,700-square-foot heated and cooled interior centers on a grand fireplace and includes a full bar and catering prep area, while the adjacent outdoor spaces feature a wildflower field ceremony area, two fire pits, and a three-acre pond. A separate reception facility, The Lodge, adds 4,200 square feet of climate-controlled banquet space with a similar rustic character. Together, the property accommodates groups from 50 to more than 350 guests for weddings, corporate retreats, and community celebrations. An on-site guest house sleeps eight, allowing wedding parties to host the full weekend on the property.

• Spaces for 500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Vineyard
• 1 space at this venue

Few event venues carry the kind of lived-in history that makes a celebration feel genuinely special. Klondike Cabins is one of them. Nestled on 100 acres in State Road, North Carolina, the property began in the early 1920s when John Hanes of Hanes Hosiery built the first cabin as a family retreat. His brother-in-law Thurmond Chatham later joined him in developing a working estate where prize Golden Guernsey cattle grazed, polo ponies were bred, and the dairy was known for producing what the families called "the best chocolate milk in the world." The cabins still hold the artifacts of those years: Chatham blankets, wood-burning fireplaces, antique firearms, and taxidermy gathered on the property itself. Today, Klondike Cabins welcomes weddings and private gatherings for 10 to 500 guests, with 42 acres of walking grounds and gardens for ceremonies and receptions under an open sky. The Lodge (the largest of the four restored cabins) serves as the central gathering place, with a full dining room and comfortable common spaces. A 2-acre fishing pond, sweeping views across 60 acres of neighboring vineyard, and the constant backdrop of deer, wild turkeys, and native wildlife make every event here feel like an escape that guests won't soon forget.

• Spaces for 40-350 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom
• 9 Total Spaces

Cross Creek Country Club sits at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Mount Airy, North Carolina, on land that was once a working farm. Established in 1973 around an 18-hole golf course designed by architect Joseph Lee, the semi-private club pairs fine dining and recreation with a full calendar of private events — weddings and receptions, corporate meetings, golf outings, and holiday gatherings. A 2001 clubhouse renovation added the Grand Ballroom, the club's largest event space, which seats up to 350 guests and opens onto a balcony overlooking the course. Beyond the ballroom, the club offers a range of indoor rooms and an outdoor pavilion, accommodating everything from small private parties to celebrations of up to 350 guests. Wedding parties can hold ceremonies at the scenic pavilion or creek-side settings before moving indoors for the reception. Events are supported by an in-house team that coordinates food and beverage, room setup, and audio/visual needs, with wireless internet throughout the clubhouse. The Sunset Grille restaurant, along with swimming and tennis facilities, rounds out the property.

• Spaces for 20-350 Guests
• 2 Ballrooms
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 6 Total Spaces

The Spencer-Penn Centre is a renovated community facility in Spencer, Virginia, serving as a gathering place for the local area and standing as a tribute to the volunteer spirit that restored it. Housed in a former school building with wings dating to 1927, 1948, and 1961, the Centre pairs its history with updated event spaces. Two large rooms anchor the venue for weddings, receptions, and other large gatherings. The Lester Banquet Hall, set in the original 1927 wing, keeps its plaster walls, hardwood floors, and painted wood ceiling alongside a stage with professional sound and lighting, and opens onto the Shackelford Courtyard, a garden space with roses and hydrangeas suited to outdoor ceremonies. Alumni Hall, added in 1964, offers a stage, an entry courtyard, and a kitchenette, and hosts everything from weddings and reunions to the Centre's monthly Music Night. Smaller rooms, including individual classrooms and the George Burton Conference Room, accommodate meetings, classes, showers, and family celebrations, while the Virginia Rodgers Kitchen, a Health Department-certified commercial kitchen, is available to caterers and food entrepreneurs. All rental spaces are handicapped accessible, include Wi-Fi and sound if requested, and are lit by large windows throughout.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

Warrior Golf Club is a semi-private golf facility located on Highway 152 between China Grove and Mooresville, positioned centrally between Charlotte and Greensboro with easy access to both I-85 and I-77. The club opened in July 1999 with a championship Par 71 course designed by Stan Gentry, featuring five sets of tees ranging from 4,423 to 6,609 yards across seven miles of cart paths and rolling terrain. The onsite Champions Bar & Grill is open to the public and available for private events and functions, offering a full food and beverage menu. Warrior Golf Club holds a five-star rating from Golf Digest for layout, conditions, amenities, pricing, and customer service, and received the Green Dozier Award from North Carolina for environmentally responsible construction around the watershed.

• Spaces for 500-1,700 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 2 Meeting Spaces
• 3 Convention Centers

The Alliance Convention Center is a multi-purpose venue in Burlington, North Carolina, located conveniently between Greensboro and Raleigh. It is built around three flexible, state-of-the-art event spaces that together offer roughly 30,000 square feet. Its newest and largest addition, completed in July 2017, spans more than 14,000 square feet and stands as Alamance County's largest event space, seating up to 1,700 guests theater style or 1,000 for a banquet. The center suits a wide range of gatherings, from corporate conferences and concerts to weddings, dance recitals, and large celebrations. Each space can be configured with tables, chairs, and drapes, and the venue keeps three large projector screens, multicolored lighting, and full audio/visual equipment on hand. Beyond the rooms themselves, the Alliance Convention Center provides an in-house event team. Professional event coordinators help clients plan and handle accommodations, while an on-site media team of videographers, photographers, and audio/visual and lighting specialists can document the event and shape the atmosphere in the room.

• Spaces for 250-1,100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Farm
• 1 space at this venue

The Quarry at Carrigan Farms is an outdoor event venue set within a former stone quarry on a fifth-generation family farm spanning 300 acres in Mooresville, NC, about 30 minutes north of Charlotte. The quarry's natural features — granite cliffs rising 70 feet above crystal-blue water, a cascading waterfall, a white sand beach, and a lush green lawn — form the ceremony and reception backdrop. An open-air pavilion accommodates up to 250 seated guests for weddings of all sizes. The venue also offers elopement packages for groups of 15 or fewer. With more than 35 years of hosting weddings, the venue operates on an all-inclusive model that bundles the space with farm-to-table catering, bar service, and waitstaff. Meats are charcoal-grilled on-site; the seasonal menu draws from produce grown on the farm.

• Spaces for 62-125 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Mansion
• 1 Art Gallery

Alamance Arts occupies the Captain James and Emma Holt White House, an 1873 Queen Anne Revival residence in the heart of Graham, North Carolina, within walking distance of downtown. The nonprofit arts council—now marking 70 years of advocating for the arts in Alamance County—restored the historic home in 1998, preserving its clapboard siding, wraparound porches, and period detail while modernizing it for present-day use. Today the house serves as a gallery and gathering place, and its rooms, front porch, and garden are available for private rentals. The setting suits intimate occasions: the facility accommodates up to 62 guests, or as few as four in a private room, during regular business hours. Ample parking and affordable rental options make it an accessible choice for gatherings close to Downtown Graham. The historic surroundings lend a distinctive backdrop to receptions, meetings, and smaller celebrations, booked through the arts council with a signed agreement and deposit.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Roaring River Vineyards is a winery and event venue situated on 5,000 feet of riverfront property in Traphill, North Carolina, in the western foothills of the state. The property hosts weddings and private celebrations for up to 100 guests across multiple settings: a riverside ceremony site sheltered beneath mature trees, an outdoor pergola, and a covered pavilion featuring a large dance floor, stage, and retractable walls that adapt to the weather. On-site lodging and RV sites make the vineyard a self-contained destination for multi-day celebrations. The Tasting Haus, the property's restaurant and biergarten, serves French-inspired wines and German-style locally sourced beers alongside cuisine. Roaring River Vineyards earned the 2017 Elkin Tribune Reader's Choice Award for Best Event Venue, Best Winery, and Best Chef.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

YMCA Camp Cheerio sits on 135 acres of mountain land in the northwestern corner of North Carolina, near Sparta in Alleghany County — about an hour from Winston-Salem and just two miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Long known as a summer camp, the property also opens for private group weekends each spring and fall, hosting churches, youth organizations, businesses, clubs, and family reunions for mountaintop getaways of up to 200 guests. Rentals run Friday afternoon through Sunday afternoon and include the run of the camp's recreation: archery, BB shooting, canoeing, a climbing wall, putt-putt golf, and a lake slide. Meals are served buffet-style in the dining hall, which accommodates vegetarian and special dietary needs. For couples, the on-site Blessing Chapel is available for wedding ceremonies. Groups gather in a relaxed Christian atmosphere, and the camp is accredited by the American Camp Association.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Estate

Set on 1,400 acres in the rolling hills of North Carolina's Piedmont, Oakhaven is an estate and working farm with origins tracing to the 1930s. Over three generations, the property evolved from a private family retreat and cattle farm into a wedding and event destination near both Greensboro, NC and Danville, VA. The Grand Dutch Reception Hall is the centerpiece for receptions — a barn-inspired space with floor-to-ceiling reclaimed wood, expansive windows overlooking the countryside, and a soaring stone fireplace. An adjacent terrace provides space for cocktail hours and sunset gatherings. Three outdoor ceremony locations — the Signature Oak Tree, the Manor Gardens, and the Terrace Gazebo — give couples a range of settings to choose from. The hall accommodates up to 200 guests, and on-site accommodations including the English Manor, cabins, and a Wedding Cottage support extended wedding weekends. Oakhaven also hosts corporate retreats, nonprofit galas, family reunions, and milestone celebrations, with dedicated staff, catering services, and A/V capabilities available across the property.

• Spaces for 180 Guests

Chateau Morrisette is one of Virginia's largest and oldest wineries, set on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Floyd, Virginia. The Morrisette family planted their first vines on the mountain property in 1978, and winemaker David Morrisette launched commercial production in 1982; the operation has since grown from 2,000 gallons to more than 60,000 cases a year, using grapes from over 150 estate and Virginia-grown acres. At the heart of the property is a timber-frame hospitality building built from salvaged St. Marie River timber, spanning 45,365 square feet and framed with 185,000 board feet of reclaimed Douglas fir. The building houses the winery's tasting room, restaurant, and event and wedding facilities, including a ballroom used for wedding receptions and celebrations. Chateau Morrisette has hosted weddings for couples from across the country for more than forty years, and its private events team also plans baby and bridal showers, corporate events, and private tastings, with in-house planning support from booking through cleanup.