The Fort Atkinson Club is a nonprofit community center occupying a historic 1912-1913 building along the Rock River in downtown Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. Designed by Milwaukee architect C. Fitzgerald and modeled after the Wisconsin Building from the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, the three-floor, 6,000-square-foot structure was added to Wisconsin's State Register of Historic Places in 2016. Recently renovated, it retains hardwood floors, fireplaces, a floating dance floor, and a two-lane vintage bowling alley with manual pin-setting and ball return.
The Club offers several distinct rental spaces across its three levels, from full-floor rentals accommodating up to 125 guests to smaller rooms like the Club Room and Lodge Room, each overlooking the river. A riverside patio with a firepit and Riverwalk access, along with the glass-enclosed Solarium, extend gatherings outdoors. Floor rentals include tables and chairs, WiFi, and smart screen TVs, with a catering kitchen available on the River Level.
Operated by the nonprofit Rock River Heritage, Inc., the Club hosts weddings, showers, celebrations of life, meetings, trainings, and community events, continuing its century-old role as a gathering place in downtown Fort Atkinson.
