This Victorian treasure was built in the late 1880s, and originally served as the county courthouse. It’s been lovingly restored, and boasts a two-story theater space with an exquisitely embellished ceiling and wraparound mezzanine balcony. In the warmer months, ceremonies may be held in Centanni Courtyard. This airy outdoor space continues the historic feel of the Arts Center with lawns, a large arbor, and brick pathways. Your rental fee helps support the Center’s mission: to educate the community about diversity through the presentation of multicultural arts programs, and to make the center available to artists and groups who may not otherwise have access to a professionally equipped space.

The Center for Arts at the Armory is a non-profit organization that resides in a historic Armory building, serving Somerville and the Greater Boston community through arts, cultural and community events, exhibitions, markets, classes and more. The mission of Arts at the Armory is to provide an inclusive and accessible venue that creates opportunities for artists and cultural workers, brings diverse audiences together, enriches and transforms lives, and promotes the creative economy. In addition to the many events that CAA hosts that are produced independently of CAA, CAA has four signature programs: The Spotlight Series, The Performance Opportunity Program (POP), The Somerville Winter Farmers Market, and ROOTED Armory Cafe Visual Arts Exhibitions.

Thank you for considering the King Hooper Mansion for your special event. The staff at the Marblehead Arts Association takes pride in providing you with a beautiful venue and we look forward to welcoming you and your guests.

The Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture, is a hidden gem in the heart of the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood. Founded in 1919, The Vilna is the last-remaining immigrant era synagogue building in Boston and now serves as a center for Jewish culture and communal engagement. The century-old synagogue building combines the charm of an historic sanctuary with modern event space for hosting private life-cycle, social, or corporate events. The Vilna offers a wonderful setting for family events such as b’nai mitzvah, weddings, baby namings, or memorial services. The Vilna team will work with you to accommodate your event rental needs and our recommended vendors are equipped to guide you through the process of transforming our blank canvas into a venue that aligns with your vision.

Beauty. History. Sacredness. When you’re thinking about a location for your wedding, commitment ceremony, civil-marriage blessing, or renewal of vows, consider these advantages of historic Emmanuel Church. A short walk from the Boston Public Garden and halfway along the first block of Newbury Street, we offer our elegant Back Bay venue for that special day. Just behind the arched doorways at 15 Newbury Street are two superb spaces favored by generations of Bostonians.

Welcome to Warehouse XI, nestled in the heart of Union Square, less than 15 minutes from Boston proper. Warehouse XI has been fashioned to honor the history and beauty of the neighborhood it belongs to but has evolved into an industrial, chic, modern event space, designed with you in mind. It’s a place to host your friends and family where you can hold a minimal event or grand affair. To celebrate your dreams coming true, or make those dreams happen.

The SoWa Power Station is a masterpiece of late-industrial glamor. Built in 1891 as the world’s largest power generating plant, it produced enough electricity to run the West End Street Railway. The century-old property’s structural elements have since been rescued and restored, transforming it into a blank canvas for community, celebration, and innovation. Our spaces allow couples and their planners to bring their wedding vision to life. Whether it be to lean into the industrial allure or completely transform the space to match the couple's esthetic, the Power Station is the ideal venue to make this happen.