Curtis Manor is a rustic barn venue located in Oswego, New York. This newly renovated dairy homestead offers everything you'll need for a picturesque, nature-inspired event. With a young apple orchard, pond, and several elegant indoor spaces from which to choose, it is an ideal place for family reunions, weddings, community events, corporate meetings, or team-building events both large and small. The relaxed environment and accommodating spaces fit both formal events and casual get-together events. No matter what your event vision may be, choose Curtis Manor to make it come to life.

Blending history with modernity. SKY Armory is an urban, chic venue in the heart of downtown Syracuse NY. Featuring three loft-style ballrooms that can accommodate events from 50-900 guests. Whether you’re planning a wedding, a gala, or a corporate event, we’ll take care of all the details. Our event teams work closely with our clients to create not just events, but experiences that are extraordinary and memorable. Each couple getting married at SKY Armory falls in love (pun intended) with how flexible we are with our event spaces. We like to say 'mi casa, su casa' because we want you to know that when you're in our home, it's your home and want your style reflected in all aspects of the celebration. Instead of saying 'no,' we find a way.

Situated on the grounds of a historic beanery, Hartlot Happening is a reclaimed industrial event space conveniently located 5 miles from the village of Skaneateles and close to Route 5. We offer a modern, industrial environment with an urban vibe in a private, rural setting. Our 19th-century concrete buildings have been thoughtfully updated to preserve their character. The venue and courtyard combined offer over 3000 square feet of versatile space. The courtyard can be tented in case of inclement weather. ​ Hartlot Happening offers both indoor and outdoor options for your special day. Whether you prefer an indoor or outdoor celebration, Hartlot Happening has you covered. With a capacity of up to 120 guests, our venue caters to intimate gatherings and larger weddings alike.

We are hoping to create a memorable experience in our extraordinary setting. We are located at the beautiful historic old Sinclair Chair Factory built in 1871 on Skaneateles Creek. With gorgeous views and attention to historic detail, our goal is to produce a unique setting to create memories of a lifetime. Guests have all day access, will be the only event occurring in our facility that day, and have 100% of our attention! We are only 1.9 miles from the center of Skaneateles village. The village offers a multitude of attractions with many great eateries, bars, clothing stores, antique shops and more. Also, the lake provides a great opportunity for fun activities with friends and family.

Welcome to The Lincoln Loft & Studio. A gorgeous AND affordable Upstate New York wedding venue located in the heart of downtown, Watertown, New York. If you're here - it's probably because you're in search of the perfect place to marry your best friend. You may be looking for something a little different than the typical upstate NY barn venue, something that's not too far from home and picture perfect location to bring your wedding vision to life. We bet that you probably have already saved hundreds of inspiration photos and are wondering how these Pinterest weddings are even possible. It's kind of overwhelming, right? Well - that's where we come in. When you book a wedding at The Lincoln Loft -we include all of the pretty things that you've been saving to your Pinterest board. With over 5000+ specialty rentals and décor items to choose from, no two weddings at The Lincoln Loft will ever look the same. Are you ready to plan your AND affordable wedding with us?

The Cracker Factory is a renovated industrial factory in Geneva, New York. This 65,000 square foot factory houses The Cracker Factory, 3Stories non-for-profit, and Miles and May Furniture Works. The Cracker Factory building, built in the early 1900s, was first home to Geneva Forge, a cutlery manufacturer. In 2007, Miles and May Furniture Works moved their production to the first story and began renovations on the previously unoccupied building. Since 2010, the second-floor gallery space has been in use for art shows, concerts, and events.