Housed in a Louis Sullivas building (1888) CELESTE is a refined interpretation of the classic American Drinking establishment, offering 3 floors of hospitality with serious cocktails, fantastic food, and an incredible backdrop for your special day. Additioally boasting a 4th floor, DISCO - we're here for all your dancing needs as well. Celeste and DISCO are your one stop shop for a beautiful micro/mini wedding, of up to 60 guests for a traditional seated event, and even more for a mingle style event (75+ per floor, or 400+ for a full venue buyout).

We offer couples turn-key event packages that will help simplify planning your special day. Combining a warm vintage industrial aesthetic with elegant modern amenities, we satisfy a wide range of expectations. We understand how truly important your big day is, and how nerve-racking the planning process can be. We will be there with you every step of the way.

Lock and Mule is our restaurant in Lockport, IL. Like all our restaurants, the menu contains dishes ranging from familiar favorites to our chef's more adventurous creations. Lock & Mule is also home to our second brewery, helping us craft a portfolio of ice cold beers to suit any palette – from light, sessionable lagers and ales to dark and complex experimental brews. You’ll find a variety of beers on tap at any given time, including seasonal and limited-edition beers.

From verandas overlooking the old I&M Canal to customizable Menus, The Public Landing is the perfect location to host your event. We specialize in functions from 30 – 180 guests. Beautiful photo opportunities! Located in an Historic Site. Easily accessible by I-355 in Historic Downtown Lockport.

Jen’s Guesthouse is a restaurant and wedding venue located in Willow Springs, IL. This family-owned property has been serving delicious cuisine and providing a wonderful location for celebrations for generations. For those seeking to make the most of the sunshine, this property provides two outdoor event spaces that are great for ceremonies and receptions. The Gazebo provides an intimate and private setting for ceremonies under gorgeous white-washed arches. Additional outdoor event spaces include the upper and lower patio. These areas can be used simultaneously and make for unforgettable ceremonies as well as cocktail hours. Complete with hill-side views, the patio allows couples and their guests to mingle, sip on beverages, and watch as the sun sets over the horizon. Indoor ceremonies, banquets, and receptions can take place in the Dining Room. Accommodating up to 100 guests, this area is complete with large windows and chandeliers that add to the site’s overall romantic charm.

Welcome to 223 Main! Located in the Heart of Downtown Lemont’s historical district, just three doors down from the Metra Station, 223 Main boasts a storied origin. Initially built in the 1900s as a double storefront, it transformed throughout the century into a department store, political office, coffee shop, and now an event space. 223 Main is owned and operated by a local Lemont couple, Hector and Lauren Tamayo. Hector grew up in Lemont and always loved the downtown area. At the beginning of 2020, the coffee shop leasing the space decided to close down. While brainstorming what the building could be next, the Covid-19 Pandemic hit. Lauren and Hector decided to cancel their destination wedding and remodel 223 Main. After having their intimate wedding at the building, they decided to officially launch 223 Main and open the space up to the community to enjoy.

With rustic exposed brick walls and wooden architectural detailing, it is a striking venue for small to medium-scale events, meetings, and receptions. Red Barrel counts with a range of tasting menus and open bar options to fit your budget and palate. Let us make your event one to remember!

Constructed in 1871 by Bavarian immigrant Philip H. Zorn Jr., Barrelhouse The Venue resides on the historic Zorn campus. As an annex to the brewery, Barrelhouse The Venue would manufacture beer barrels to house fresh beer prior to distribution around Northwest Indiana. Though unoccupied now, the original ice-house, brew-house, and malting building still stand across the street, a reminder of the dream Philip Zorn brought with him to America.