The Agora was made for gatherings. Whether it’s a social event, corporate meeting, conference, awards show, product launch, gala, or charity fundraiser, our space is all about bringing people together for unforgettable experiences. After more than 100 years, this historic venue has been restored to its former glory and updated to a cutting-edge concert and event venue unlike any other. With a max capacity of 2,000 guests, The Agora Theatre is a versatile event space featuring a tiered main floor, seated balcony, opera boxes, safe and secure onsite parking, and world-class production capabilities. The Agora Ballroom is a 500-capacity event space with its own stage, sound, and lighting as well as the original neon sign that has become synonymous with The Agora name. Ideal for smaller groups, cocktail receptions, or VIP space for larger events, The Agora Ballroom has been renovated from head-to-toe to create intimate concert and event experiences.

Built in 1886, this historic, exquisitely restored landmark features a Grand Ballroom & prohibition-style speakeasy centered in the historic district of the Village of Richfield, as well as a beautiful patio with entertainment every weekend! Newly renovated with the meticulous restoration of historical architecture, Olesia's Taverne is a fine dining experience in a unique atmosphere.

LockKeepers, conveniently located in the heart of Valley View, provides the ideal atmosphere for your next special occasion or business function. LockKeepers features three private dining areas specifically designed to suit your needs. LockKeepers detail oriented private dining staff provides full-service event planning. We will gladly coordinate every aspect of your event from specialty linens and floral arrangements to musical entertainment and local hotel reservations.

The Ballroom at Park Lane is a luxury banquet hall in the Cleveland, Ohio area. This upscale venue features iconic columns and a ornate crown molding for an elegant wedding celebration. Couples will find this ballroom eight minutes from the Agora Theater & Ballroom, near Case Western Reserve University. This structure was originally built in 1923. It opened as a luxury hotel and speakeasy for the elite. It changed with the times and, in the 1960s, served as a concert venue that hosted the likes of Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie. Today, it hosts weddings as timeless as the building itself.