Favell Museum

The Favell Museum sits on the banks of the Link River in Klamath Falls, Oregon, where it houses more than 100,000 Native American artifacts spanning 12,000 years, including arrowheads, stone tools, pottery, and beadwork, alongside contemporary Western art by artists such as Charles M. Russell and John Clymer. The collection represents cultures from the Midwest to the Pacific coast, with particular emphasis on the tribes of Southern Oregon and the Columbia River area. Beyond its galleries, the museum offers a banquet facility for weddings, dinners, meetings, and other special events. The riverside room pairs a state-of-the-art kitchen with warm lighting and a gas fireplace, while an adjoining patio opens the celebration to the outdoors. Projector equipment, speakers, and WiFi come included, and the museum's own tables and chairs are available to renters, making the space suited to everything from an intimate ceremony to a larger reception.