A turn-of-the-century department store turned modern luxury hotel, the fabulously renovated Hotel Covington is a testament to big dreams and high fashion. Our events are no exception. We do receptions, ceremonies and rehearsal dinners in style. We tailor your experience with the perfect space, amenities and personal service. Hotel Covington makes any occasion special. Hotel Covington has expanded with the oening of North by Hotel Covington adding 55+ Elevated Guest Rooms, a ballroom with Capacity of 500 Guests as well as a smaller intimate space hosting up to 40. Give us a call or email us directly for more information!

At Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum we are ready to take your day from special to unforgettable. Surrounded by art and nature, our unique event spaces are the perfect setting for all your celebrations. Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park Museum is a 300+ acre outdoor sculpture park and indoor museum founded by Harry T. Wilks in 1997. Pyramid Hill is a 501(c)3 not for profit museum whose mission is to “Bring People to Art in Nature.” The vision is to inspire and educate our diverse visitors in a world renowned setting of art and nature and to be a catalyst for dialog, collaboration and contemplation. The event space must be reserved in advance and is booked on a first come, first serve basis. Reservations can be made by contacting the Event Sales Manager to hear more about the three venues, and ample outdoor ceremony options.

Centre Park of West Chester is a brand new and modern event and banquet facility, including a wedding chapel, hotel, restaurant and bar. The multifunctional chapel features beautiful accents to make the room radiant for any ceremony or event. The doors can open to a wonderful garden area that is perfect for a ceremony, cocktail hour or reception.

The Elisha Morgan Mansion is a Flemish Bond brick farm mansion, built in 1817, and stands as a treasured historic landmark in the City of Fairfield. It has been determined that the house, as it presently stands, was constructed in three stages. The original Federal-style front portion, facing Ross Road, was built for Elisha Morgan in 1817. The second Greek Revival-style extension was added in 1858 by David Hueston. There is also a one-story third addition with a shed roof.