The Phillips Market Center’s multi-purpose hall, commercial kitchen with training area, executive board room, and covered patio provide the ideal venue for groups up to 200 people. Tables and chairs are provided for all events and set-up is included. The center is equipped with up-to-date technology for effective presentations, including high speed wireless internet access as well as a broad range of audiovisual equipment. The full service Chef’s Kitchen is equipped with commercial appliances for catering and serving small luncheons to large multi-course dinners. The kitchen also serves as a culinary training center for the Department of Education’s foodservice personnel in safe food handling and preparation. We offer day and evening bookings, 7 days a week, except holidays. It’s conveniently located within minutes from downtown Columbia and easily accessible from I-26 and I-77.

This river-front property in West Columbia, SC has evolved over time. Once home to a bustling New Orleans-themed restaurant, the property now serves as the Midlands’ premier event venue: Stone River. With the Congaree river and Three Rivers Greenway park easily visible from its large windows, Stone River’s event space is filled with natural light and brings a sense of the surrounding nature indoors. The interior features a beautiful stone fireplace and a large, built-in bar. Throughout the main hall, you’ll find wood and stone accents, stained concrete, natural wood floors, and an overall neutral color scheme. Stone River also features two intimate outdoor spaces, including the wrap-around porch overlooking the Greenway and the covered Pavilion, featuring ceiling fans and recessed lighting. With a small but mighty team of passionate folks, Stone River is ready to help you plan the perfect event! Please visit www.stonerivercolumbia.com and fill out an inquiry form for fastest response.

Are you looking for a wedding venue that offers a seamless experience for you and your guests? That’s where we come in! Farm Crafted Events has the formula for creating a genuine, memorable wedding that you and your guests will be talking about for years to come. Wedding Venue Inclusions Our Couples Love: - All Inclusive Pricing - All Venue Spaces are Included - Fresh & Flavorful Catering Options - Quality Bar Service - Tables, Chairs, Linens & Rental Inclusions - Decor Inventory & Services - Flexibility & Support - Weather Contingencies

We are an award winning all inclusive wedding facility located in beautiful Lexington, South Carolina. Our wedding packages offer almost everything that a couple will need for your big day. Let our professional staff take the stress out of planning for your special day. Amenities Include a private country setting, an open spacious reception hall, a large covered veranda with gazebo, a beautiful blooming garden with arbor, two spacious courtyards, and a cabana bar. The patios feature an evaporative cooling system in summer, a heater in fall/winter

The house, that is now the face of Southern Oaks, was built in 1820. Still with its original wooding and design, this house is what makes our venue stand out from others. It includes a Bridal Suite, Groom's Room, a Den Area for parents and grandparents to relax, and a recently added "Ladies Loft" just for hair and makeup. The home is filled with large, elegant chandeliers and stunning furniture. The property has 3 historic barns, a chapel, 2 patio decks, and the largest reception area in Lexington County. The outdoor area is full of pecan and oak trees, along with a breathtaking lush landscape.

The Hartley House (also known as the Bond-Bates-Hartley House) located in Batesburg-Leesville, South Carolina was built circa 1790 for John Pearson Bond. The house later came into possession of John Bates, husband of John Pearson Bond’s great niece and a member of the family that the town of Batesburg was named for. There are many local legends surrounding this house and it’s friendly visitors. According to local tradition, the Bond-Bates-Hartley House served as a stagecoach stop and post office, prior to the founding of the town of Batesburg. Architecturally the house is a typical upcountry farmhouse, with a portico adapted from the Greek Revival style.