The A&H’s Maitland Art Center, originally known as the Research Studio, was founded in 1937 by visionary artist and architect J. André Smith. The center was originally a winter artist’s colony, dedicated to fostering an exploratory approach to modern art. The hundreds of original sculptural elements that adorn the structures were hand-carved by André Smith and his associates, and the center remains one of the few surviving examples of Mayan Revival architecture in the southeastern United States.

WELCOME TO CASA FELIZ, the beautifully restored and award-winning Spanish Farmhouse. Elegance and romance intertwine to create the perfect place to celebrate the beginning of your lifetime journey together. Located in the heart of Winter Park, Casa Feliz can accommodate up to 120 guests. It's textures of original Spanish roof tiles, whitewashed century-old bricks, and sweeping oaks will give your guests a gorgeous view at your ceremony and leave them in awe during your reception. Casa provides a setting that is distinctive and versatile, allowing us to design an evening that is uniquely yours!

The restored home marries Victorian and Tudor Revival luxury with the natural beauty of the museum’s sculpture gardens and lakefront views. The mingling of the home’s original heart pine floors and grand staircase with the graceful sculptures by Albin Polasek evoke a vintage elegance, promising an exceptional experience for all who enter.

With an idyllic lakefront location, The Cottage On Lake Fairview offers a romantic and picturesque venue for weddings. The charming cottage and serene outdoor areas create an enchanting ambiance. Guests will love the beautiful views and exceptional service provided. The professional staff ensures a seamless event, managing all aspects from planning to execution, making it an ideal setting for cherished memories.

Where History Meets Elegance in Central Florida Venue 1902 is Central Florida’s premier wedding destination, offering the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern luxury. From an intimate garden ceremony to a breathtaking ballroom reception with crystal chandeliers, our versatile spaces set the stage for your dream wedding. Housed in a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century schoolhouse, our venue showcases stunning architectural details—hardwood floors, brick archways, abundant natural light, and original elements that tell a story of timeless elegance. Our customizable wedding packages are designed to be stress-free, allowing you to focus on making unforgettable memories. With expert coordination, on-site rentals, and design consultations, every detail is taken care of. At Historic Venue 1902, you’ll say "I do" in a setting that’s both historic and breathtaking, surrounded by those you love. We can’t wait to welcome you and help bring your forever love story to life!

Maison & Jardin Event Center exudes French elegance with its beautifully landscaped gardens and chic indoor spaces. This venue is perfect for couples seeking a romantic and sophisticated setting for their wedding. The lush greenery and refined decor create a stunning backdrop for any style of celebration, from classic to contemporary. With impeccable service and attention to detail, Maison & Jardin ensures that every wedding is an unforgettable experience, filled with charm and grace.

The Mather Building is located at 30 S. Magnolia Avenue. It is a three-story building constructed by Edward Kuhl and James Delaney. The structure predates the major 1884 fire which began in Delaney’s nearby wooden grocery store, spread to Bassett’s Millinery Store and then to Dr. R.J. Gilliam’s Drug Store. The large fire also destroyed the printing plant of the Reporter, Orlando’s first newspaper.

A 19th century historical building, The Robinson takes the decadent brick and old-school feel of the original construction and presents it in a vibrant and modern light. We are focused on being a gathering spot for any time of day or occasion, be it a business meeting, a private event or late night food with inventive drinks; the two stories are designed for it all.