Centennial Village Museum

Centennial Village Museum is an 8-acre living history village set near the south entrance of Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley, Colorado. Opened during the nation's bicentennial in 1976, the museum preserves American western heritage across Colorado's high plains through 35 historic structures, costumed interpreters, and beautifully landscaped grounds — including some of the oldest surviving buildings in Weld County. Four distinct rental spaces accommodate private events ranging from intimate gatherings to outdoor celebrations. The 1917-built Weld Centennial Church seats up to 50 for ceremonies, while the Italianate Hall House hosts up to 20 for meetings and luncheons. The Friends of the Greeley Museums Pavilion, added in 2016, accommodates up to 50 guests lecture-style or 40 at tables for receptions and dinners. The museum's outdoor Hanna Square — a spacious brick plaza anchored by an 1885 gazebo and surrounded by gardens — provides a photogenic setting for open-air weddings and receptions.