Windsor place is nestled in the Blue Ridge mountains of Southwest, Virginia. Our venue is located on a private farm, surrounded by breathtaking views of nearby mountains. While on site, enjoy the peaceful water from the view of the gazebo. With a picturesque setting, the possibilities are endless. Let us help you create an exceptional celebration!

Rendezvous is French for a meeting at an agreed time and place, which is exactly what we intend to do. We want to create a market that brings the community together, gives shoppers access to local products, while generating business for the small business owners of Roanoke and surrounding areas.

Located on the top floor of the historic City Market Building, Charter Hall is at the heart of Downtown Roanoke Virginia. As you step off the elevator, you are greeted with one of the best views of downtown & the iconic Roanoke Star. Charter Hall can easily accommodate up to 500 guests in various layouts, or up to 240 for formal dining. This flexible event space offers historic charm with modern amenities & acts as the perfect canvas for creating your dream Wedding and/or Reception! The Wedding Package Includes: Large built in stage & dance floor Set up & breakdown of all of our in-house tables & chairs Use of the bridal suite with private restroom Use of the catering kitchen Use of the state of the art audio visual equipment: microphones, projector, & Bose sound system Full day rental of the 3rd floor Join us for a walk through and let us share with you the charm of Charter Hall.

The Vinton War Memorial is owned and operated by the Town of Vinton and often hosts public events at the venue. The Vinton War Memorial was originally conceived as the centerpiece of an 11.5-acre park that could be enjoyed by the community while honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country during World War II. The park was completed in 1946 and the two-story brick building known as the Vinton War Memorial was dedicated and opened to the public on August 20, 1948. Initially, it included the town's library, small meeting rooms, and the Dogwood Ballroom.