Huguenot Mill Loft at The Peace Center

Housed in downtown Greenville's historic Huguenot Mill, the Huguenot Mill Loft at the Peace Center occupies the upper level of a textile mill built in 1882, one of the city's oldest structures. The 8,400-square-foot loft retains its original wood plank flooring, beam ceilings, exposed brick, and vintage architectural hardware, giving the space the feel of a SoHo artist loft while overlooking the Reedy River. The open floor plan and natural light from the mill's original windows suit weddings, corporate events, presentations, and large cocktail receptions alike, with room for up to 400 guests standing or 300 seated. An on-site prep area supports catered food service, and the space is ADA compliant with additional audio/visual and lighting options available for events. The loft sits within the Huguenot Mill building alongside the Freeman Conference Room and Ramsaur Studio on the ground level, part of the Peace Center's broader campus of event spaces in downtown Greenville.