Constructed soon after the Great Fire of 1902, The United Bank Building was built to house two banks whose previous buildings had been destroyed, New Milford Savings Bank and the New Milford First National Bank. The two banks immediately organized to rebuild, quickly agreeing in principal to build a joint facility on the site of the New England House, a locally well known tavern and inn located at the corner of Bank and Main Street. For most of its life, the building had been used in some form of a bank, but had been largely under-used in recent decades, and had fallen into disrepair. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and taken over by Village Green Investments in 2015. After 9 months of renovations, the building became 19Main. Throughout renovations, we strived for modern amenities with historic elegance; three vaults remain from the building’s former bank days.

Located in New York’s Ulster County, just two hours from New York City, the Farmhouse at Stone Ridge features a historic stone house and barn set upon 14 acres with sweeping views of the Hudson Valley. Whether you’re planning a private event, a business pop-up, a family holiday or are looking for a stay in your own farmhouse, this is the perfect backdrop for connecting with the beauty and vibrancy of this region.

Fully restored to its original 1920's splendor, the historically grand and architecturally breathtaking Palace Theater is one of Connecticut's most striking performance arts venues and distinctive reception facilities. Be the star of your show when renting our three ornate lobby spaces or give your guests the royal treatment with a dramatic wedding and reception on stage. Our venue's marble staircases, velvet curtains, gold leaf ceilings and crystal chandeliers provide the perfect backdrop for capturing your most memorable wedding moments.

Akindale Farm is one of a kind. Situated on 310 picturesque acres on Quaker Hill in the center of the Hudson Valley, Akindale offers a backdrop of rolling hills, herds of stunning racehorses, incredible vistas, and a wealth of different locations on the property to suit your special event. Akindale is not a typical wedding venue; but it is an exceptional place for your wedding. Our core mission is to rescue and care for retired Thoroughbred racehorses and we have over 120 on site. We are working farm, not a manufactured showplace. Therein lies our natural beauty. We welcome all types of ceremonies, and respect individual creativity. As a nonprofit, we are able to fund our work with the horses through offering our spaces and as such, your location fee will be completely tax-deductible. We hope you consider our space and invite you to come visit!