Housed in the beautifully restored 1907 historic Cleveland County Courthouse, the Earl Scruggs Center offers a variety of services and spaces for all types of special events. The Great Hall at the Earl Scruggs Center can be rented for a variety of uses including meetings, workshops, retreats, holiday parties, class reunions, weddings, showers, rehearsal dinners, anniversary celebrations or whatever else you want to celebrate! The Earl Scruggs Center team brings experience and the desire to make your event one of a kind and memorable for you and your guests.

The Historic Dallas Jail, your premier event venue in Gaston County, conveniently located just 30 minutes from Charlotte! Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, or special celebration, our elegant and versatile space is the perfect setting for your next memorable occasion. With its historic charm and modern amenities, The Historic Dallas Jail offers the ideal backdrop for events of all types. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring your event is a success from start to finish, providing personalized service and attention to detail every step of the way. Explore our website to learn more about our venue and how we can help bring your vision to life. Contact us today to schedule a tour and begin planning your unforgettable event at The Historic Dallas Jail!

We pride ourselves on the beautiful spaces within the museum and we will be happy to work with you to bring your special event to life! Birthday parties, weddings, receptions, corporate meetings, and many more events can find the perfect setup at a reasonable price with The Schiele Museum.

Hart Square is a 200 acre oasis settled in the rolling hills of Western North Carolina. It is the largest collection of log cabins in the country. There are 3 lakes, two chapels, a covered picnic area and several fields, including a 5 acre sunflower field.

The Murray’s Mill Historic District, in the rolling countryside of eastern Catawba County, nestles just as it was a century ago along the banks of Balls Creek. Preserved intact are the 1913 mill itself, the 1890s Murray & Minges General Store, the 1880s Wheathouse, used as an exhibit gallery, the 1913 John Murray House, furnished to the period, and numerous outbuildings. Run by three generations of the Murray Family who closed operations in 1967, the picturesque structures and surrounding land form the last milling complex in the county, meticulously preserved and interpreted by the Catawba County Historical Association since 1980.