The Kenilworth Assembly Hall

The Kenilworth Assembly Hall was designed by Chicago architect George W. Maher, who was a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was completed in 1907. It is designated on the National Register of Historic Places and has functioned as a lovely community house since it was built in the early twentieth century. Located in the lovely North Shore community of Kenilworth, it is conveniently located close to Lake Michigan, downtown Chicago, and other major transportation hubs. Take a time to learn more about the intriguing history of the Kenilworth Assembly Hall by reading the following article. The Kenilworth Assembly Hall has a variety of areas to accommodate all of your event requirements. In the Grand Ballroom, guests can be seated for a plated meal for up to 200 people and up to 300 for a cocktail reception. The beautiful Neighbor's Room may accommodate up to 75 guests. Flexibility and customization are two of our key strengths. You may choose from a variety of alternatives, such as putting up your wedding party on our spacious stage, utilizing our built-in benches to create innovative seating arrangements, or having a warm fire going in our wood-burning fireplace. We will make certain that your wedding is as one-of-a-kind and wonderful as the two of you. Please see our Wedding & Events Guide for a more in-depth look at our facility and its offerings.