Top Warehouse District Wedding Venues

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Solari Orleans is a versatile, romantic mansion spanning 2,900 Square Feet, exuding sophistication and elegance while offering a breathtaking view of New Orleans’ iconic Saint Charles Avenue. Purposely designed in neutral tones, our in-demand event locale invites all vendors and clients to have their vision come to life with the expertise to curate a luxury experience at every level event! Solari Orleans, located in the Garden District, is perfect for your true New Orleans wedding, corporate event, reception, or any type of event you desire. We invite you to browse our Look Book, outlining specific property details and packages we provide: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFc1AKS9Jg/pNNOUG1HoTF2B5ergFKPpg/view#1

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• Spaces for 50-150 Guests
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Barrilleaux means "to whom family is the most important." With over 2700 square feet of historic event space and a team of professional coordinators on staff we can help bring all your visions to life. Whether hosting a corporate event or an elegant intimate wedding, Barrilleauxs' is unparalleled with New Orleans charm and will be the perfect backdrop to your next event. We know just how important every event is and we believe you should never have to settle for anything less than the finest facilities, amenities, cuisine, and planning professionals.

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• Spaces for 300 Guests
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Formerly known as Benachi House, the gorgeous Derbès Mansion is an award-winning restoration of a New Orleans Landmark, set amid generous gardens shaded by oaks and sycamores in the Esplanade Ridge Historic District, about one-half mile from the French Quarter. Consider its beauty and versatility for your wedding, reception or private party – small or large.

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• Spaces for 100-175 Guests
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Borasso Spirits - celebrating the flavors of South Louisiana! Owner and head distiller Ewan Willey founded Borasso Spirits in 2017 after years of experience in Louisiana’s shipping industry. He used shipping principles to devise his distilling process, citing in both processes similar methods by which water, fuel and chemicals are moved. Borasso’s uniquely crafted liquors (rum, gin, vodka and absinthe) use hyperlocal ingredients harvested from right here in Louisiana, celebrate the flavors (and the stories!) of the Gulf South and beyond. The distillery features a tasting room with extraordinary relics of New Orleans history, including colorful set pieces once used in TV/film and theatre sets, and antique papier-mache Mardi Gras float pieces from as early as the 1940s!

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St. James Cheese Company is the perfect setting for private wine and cheese tastings, happy hours, rehearsal dinners, baby and bridal showers, weddings, and more. Cheese, cheese, charcuterie, and more cheese, please. Sandwiches, salads, and even more cheese are all on the menu. Mission The purpose of our business is to present our clients with a precisely picked and unexpectedly broad range of wonderfully mature cheeses, charcuterie, and gourmet food products. Our menu has been carefully crafted to include sandwiches, salads, and cheese-centric dishes that are both contemporary and European in style, in order to appeal to a wide range of food enthusiasts. What it Is and How it Works We know people who know people who know people who know people who know people. The best method to obtain the farmhouse cheeses we are wild about is to identify the people who love creating them as much as we do about selling them. We found this out a long time ago and have been using it ever since. We've established an international network of cheese makers and affineurs who supply us with the artisan and farmhouse cheeses that are not available in other shops in the United States. What to Expect When You Arrive We operate on the premise that cheese should be enjoyable, and we strive to make each and every visit to our shop unique and memorable. There are areas for the cheese novice, the rind smelling expert, and the curd curious to explore. These are the folks who work for us. St James cheesemongers and guests are urged to sample every cheese available on a daily basis in order to guarantee that each cheese is served at its best.

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• Spaces for 40-500 Guests
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• 1 Landmark
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The New Orleans Board Of Trade was founded in 1880, and trading continued on the floor until mid-1960. Centered on the eastern wall of the building are three clocks, which have been in place since the building was erected, giving the times in New Orleans, New York & Rio de Janeiro, which were the major players in the Green Coffee Trading. The eight-sectioned mural done was hand-painted by local artist Alvin Sharpe in 1932. It took him approximately three months to complete. First, the canvas was glued to the dome, and then he painted them while on a scaffold in the prone position -- the local version of Michelangelo. (The cost for this project was only $5,500.00 -- just imagine what it would cost today!) In 1993, the Board of Trade was once again renovated, the floors leveled and carpeted with a movable dance floor. It is now available for special event rental, so the public has the opportunity to experience the grandeur of days gone by. The space can currently accomodate up to 500 guests reception style and 250 seated.

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Bar Marilou is a spirited sanctuary for craft cocktails, natural wines and French-inflected fare, opened in partnership with beloved Parisian group Quixotic Projects, the team behind acclaimed locales Candelaria, Le Mary Celeste and Hero. Located in the Warehouse District in New Orleans at Maison de la Luz, Bar Marilou lives in the former library of City Hall Annex and is bedecked with books, eccentric curiosities, inventive, sophisticated cocktails and elevated French classics, all set in a distinguished yet relaxed environment. Inspired by romance, rebellion and spirited with easy elegance, everyone is welcome — long, leisurely nights encouraged. Santé.

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• Spaces for 300-700 Guests
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A short walk from amazing hotels, renowned restaurants, Julia Street galleries, and the convention center, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art is located in the heart of New Orleans' historic Warehouse Arts District, less than a mile from the French Quarter and less than a mile from the French Quarter's Warehouse Arts District. The Ogden Museum, which is devoted to the art and culture of the American South, is the ideal location for your special event or celebration! The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, located in the heart of downtown New Orleans' Warehouse Arts District, is home to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of Southern art. The museum is also known for its innovative exhibitions, public events, and educational programs that examine the development of visual art alongside Southern traditions of music, literature, and culinary heritage to tell a complete story of the South. Founded in 1999 and housed at 925 Camp Street since 2003, the Ogden Museum welcomes nearly 85,000 visitors each year and draws a diverse range of audiences through a diverse range of programming that includes exhibitions, lectures, film screening and concerts. All of this is part of the museum's mission to broaden knowledge, understanding, interpretation, and appreciation of the visual arts and culture of the American South, which includes the visual arts and culture of the American South. The Patrick F. Taylor Library, which was built in 1889 and designed by renowned architect Henry Hobson Richardson, and the adjacent Stephen Goldring Hall, which is a 47,000-square-foot, five-story glass and stone structure that was completed in 2003, are the two main buildings of the Ogden Museum complex.

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• Spaces for 30-120 Guests
• 4 Restaurants
• 1 Bar
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Conveniently located just two blocks from the Convention Center, Calcasieu offers four private dining rooms, which combine a New Orleans Warehouse feel with modern design, creating a perfect backdrop for any type of gathering. The large-scale windows, the building’s masonry and heavy timber construction, and the second story vantage point make Calcasieu a perfect spot to take in the bustling Warehouse District. The 1850s Leeds – Davis Building, which houses the Preservation Resource Center and is located at 923 Tchoupitoulas Street, is just three blocks from the convention center and close to other attractions such as the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the National World War II Museum. With its extraordinary cast-iron Gothic Revival facade, the three-story building was designed by the firm of Gallier and Turpin for the Leeds Iron Foundry and constructed in 1853 as part of the company's expansion plans. The building has been designated as having national architectural significance by the Historic District Landmarks Commission and has been given the color purple. It is possible to host cocktail events for up to 300 people at the Preservation Resource Center, as well as sit-down dinners for groups of up to 75 people. Chefs Donald Link and Stephen Stryjewski's Louisiana cuisine will cater all of the events. They have received multiple James Beard awards for their work. The open atrium is flooded with natural light thanks to the abundance of floor to ceiling windows. Museum visitors can get a feel for the New Orleans culture and neighborhoods by visiting the exhibits on the city's historic districts and architecture.

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Originally built as a sugar mill in the 1820s, Generations Hall strives to carry on the tradition of hosting elegant New Orleans style wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, banquets, and other events. Decorated with with artwork depicting the history of New Orleans jazz by prominent artists George Schmidt and Xavier deCallatay, reception hall offers a glimpse into a bygone era. We invite you to experience the French Quarter’s southern hospitality where nothing less than perfection is our ambition. Although we are renowned for our delicious cuisine, exceptional service, and distinctive ambience, it is our goal to make every wedding and special event at Generations Hall exceed your expectations. Our elite team of experienced professionals will make your dreams a reality. Setups for weddings at Generations Hall in New Orleans are shown here. Generations Hall is a one-of-a-kind venue for your wedding in New Orleans or at a destination location. Our staff is committed to celebrating life events and the sharing of food and drink with our guests. Generations Hall, which is conveniently located in the Warehouse District of New Orleans, can be customized to meet the specific needs and budget of your wedding event. Generations Hall has wedding layouts that can be used for your special day. Enjoy your event or wedding that has been customized to your specifications. You have complete freedom in how you arrange the complementary furniture. We have a kitchen on site as well as an outside catering policy that is included at no additional cost. Your canvas is provided by the lighting. We have a high-end dance lighting system with LED accent lights that is completely programmable. GENERATIONS HALL OFFERS A WEDDING LAGNIAPPE. Generations Hall is the ideal location for your wedding reception, thanks to its flexible time slots and the most accommodating staff in the region. At Generations Hall, there are special moments for every couple. Your wedding, banquet, event, or reception will be as seamless and memorable as possible thanks to the efforts of our professional and courteous staff. Event planning is something we've done for a long time, for both large and small events.

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Through the years, generations of brides have made their grand entrance at The Roosevelt New Orleans. Become part of that history when you celebrate your love with us. At The Roosevelt, every wedding is grand. From intimate gatherings to lavish affairs, our historic wedding venues and unrivaled service provide the ideal setting for your dream-come-true wedding.

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• Spaces for 225-300 Guests
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Priding itself on its commitment to service, dependability and luxury, Hotel Monteleone has provided magnificent and historic accommodations for New Orleans travelers since 1886. Hotel Monteleone offers a variety of wedding packages to suit your needs. Wedding packages include a dedicated Special Events Manager, special room rates, bridal suite access, exclusive access to the famed Hotel Monteleone rooftop sign, and more. Whether you plan to host a board meeting for 12 or a lavish reception for 400, our Hotel Monteleone offers the perfect event settings for occasions of all types and sizes. Hotel Monteleone is the largest hotel in the French Quarter, boasting over 25 meeting and event rooms ranging in size from a 6,200-square-foot ballroom to a 270-square-foot breakout room

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Discover the quiet elegance around the corner from Bourbon and Royal Streets. Warm and sincere smiles from long-time staff, a delightful leafy courtyard, breakfast, Prohibition-era cocktails, and wrought-iron luxury – Hotel Mazarin is a French Quarter experience to be celebrated and savored.

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• Spaces for 12-200 Guests
• 6 Restaurants

Located steps off of Bourbon Street in the heart of the French Quarter, Arnaud’s offers classic Creole Cuisine and exemplary service in beautifully restored turn of the century dining rooms. Since its inception in 1918, Arnaud’s has remained true to its traditions and courtesies.

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Hotel De La Poste is a boutique hotel located in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, offering accommodations, dining, amenities, and event services for travelers visiting the city. The property features a selection of guest rooms and suites, along with on-site facilities designed to provide convenience and comfort. Guests can enjoy access to dining and beverage options, fitness and recreational amenities, and spaces for meetings, weddings, celebrations, and private events. Located within the French Quarter, the hotel provides convenient access to New Orleans restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions, historic landmarks, and other popular destinations. Hotel De La Poste combines hospitality services with a distinctive setting in one of New Orleans’ most recognized neighborhoods.

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• Spaces for 12-160 Guests
• 7 Restaurants
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• 1 Winery

Brennan's Restaurant is a New Orleans restaurant tradition since 1946. Our innovative Creole menu borrows influences from French and Spanish ancestry with modern updates and distinct seasonal offerings. Old-world elegance inspired dining rooms, and personable, attentive service, create a unique and sophisticated experience.

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• Spaces for 150-300 Guests

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• Spaces for 90-400 Guests
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The Court of Two Sisters Restaurant located in the heart of the French Quarter is available for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Our spacious courtyard is a beautiful, romantic space in addition to the Terrace room that overlooks the courtyard plus two additional dining rooms. We offer private dining rooms for rehearsal dinners as well as welcome parties.

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Race & Religious is located along the riverfront of the Lower Garden District, between the Convention Center and Magazine Street. Offering 6,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor floor-space (4,000 indoor), Race & Religious is comprised of three structures on the property. Built in the 1830’s, a two-story Creole cottage facing Religious Street was purchased by owner Granville Semmes in 1977 in complete disrepair. He spent nearly thirty years gutting the property, restoring its original beauty and adding hand-picked antiques and layers of decor. Years later, Semmes became eager to acquire the neighboring corner property at 510 Race Street, which he eventually purchased in August of 2003. The addition was a three story Greek Revival Rowhouse accompanied by a dependency, a hallmark of the property. The labor of love required extensive renovations, including his decision to re-imagine the space by merging the separate homes together with a lush brick courtyard and swimming pool lit by the flicker of gas lamps. The unified space includes two commercially-equipped kitchens, working fireplaces, interior and exterior speakers, balconies overlooking the courtyard and downtown New Orleans.