Welcome to The Jefferson, an exceptional Oxford MS wedding and event venue. You probably found us searching for wedding venues in Oxford or a friend told you, "You have to check out The Jefferson!" We know that you've been dreaming, planning and pinning for a while, so you definitely know what you want in a wedding venue. We can't wait to show you how we're going to check all of your boxes: ✔️A truly exceptional all in one space for your ceremony and reception ✔️ Large reception space for family & friends to dine and dance the night away ✔️ Oodles of swoon-worthy photo spots ✔️ 5 miles from The Square's hotels, restaurants and after hours fun ✔️ The ability to choose your own licensed and insured caterer ✔️ Hundreds of parking spots ✔️ Flexible rooms, bars, & outdoor spaces ✔️ And so much more. Whether you’re working with a simple budget with an intimate guest list or have an eye for elaborate florals and decadent food, The Jefferson is just what you've been searching for.

Fully restored, the once 1930s cottonseed warehouse now radiates vintage glamour and offers a fresh backdrop with open space where nearly 150+ guests can gather, celebrate, party, meet or dine. Neutral cream walls lend a quiet elegance where guests enjoy the freedom to transform ideas and dreams into reality in this highly versatile venue. Skirted by a green space, balconies and porches, 1 Memphis Street allows any event to move easily indoors and out, under open skies. Our tailored consulting and planning sessions ensure each event reflects the genuine needs and nature of every client. Whether your style is trendy or classically traditional, 1 Memphis Street opens doors to all possibilities.

After presenting twelve seasons of emotionally evocative performances to local and international audiences and cultivating a love of dance in thousands of students, Collage Dance remains at the national forefront of inspiring the growth and diversity of ballet. Collage Dance’s founders established the professional dance company in New York City in 2006 in response to the ballet industry’s lack of racial diversity on stage. In 2009, after moving to Memphis, Tennessee, Collage opened its dance conservatory to expand access to classical training to communities of color and prepare them for collegial and professional dance appointments. Collage’s professional dancers serve as role models and cultural ambassadors for the city of Memphis while Collage’s conservatory programs provide a multitude of ways for our community to engage with the fine arts.