Combining industrial charm with modern amenities, WAREHOUSE435 offers a unique and versatile space for weddings. The venue's exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and contemporary design create a stylish atmosphere, perfect for a memorable and personalized celebration.

Titan Hollow is a place of enchantment nestled down in Victorian Bellefonte, Pennsylvania next to the rushing waters of spring-fed Logan’s Branch. The Hollow, as we like to call it, is home to Alloy Kitchen, Mad McIntosh Cider, Witches’ Hollow Winery & Titan Events. Magically breathing new life into this dusty old factory has emerged an intimate place for enjoying a glass of libations alongside a selection of delectable bites. It can also be that alluring setting you’ve been dreaming of for your next celebration. We provide a sense of wonder and magic creatively paired with your taste buds in mind. Come to The Hollow & stay for a spell.

In one word, our wedding venue is versatile. You can achieve nearly any vibe with our stylish space: edgy, modern, rustic, formal, classic, elegant, boho—you name it. Our chic design elements and flat-out cool atmosphere make the space supportive of any aesthetic you’re after. We are finishing renovations and booking for spring 2024!

The Pump House Weddings and B & B - offers a unique weekend experience Friday through Sunday for your family and friends to stay on the property. There are numerous artistic touches from stained glass windows to hand made tiled showers and kitchenette (Manifold & Catawissa cabin). The outdoor industrial Brick Barn reception area and the multi-purpose Studio Hall used for rehearsal dinner, breakfast, after party, etc. has become the area’s leading eco-friendly venue - surrounded by 85 acres of gorgeous Pennsylvania countryside, giving your event or elegant wedding a tranquil, rustic atmosphere. Savor the best intimate moments strolling through our enchanted woods, viewing the surrounding majestic babbling creek while breathing in the fresh forest breeze. Feel at home here staying in one of our estate’s eight cozy, and charming rooms. At the Pump House, a place of mountain magic,

Built in 1918, the Carlisle Ribbon Mill was a functioning ribbon mill until 1987. The building sat mostly empty until the MCcarren family bought the property in 2003. They spent the next few years bringing it back to life and 2006 started restoration on what is now the Carlisle Ribbon Mill Banquet Facility.