The building is now home to artists and art lovers as a place to quietly roam and experience the world of art. Discover a wealth of opportunities to learn and be inspired in our galleries where there’s something to pique everyone’s interests and challenge their perceptions of what art is. Located in the historic Mission Inn district of downtown Riverside, our architecturally significant 1929 building is a former YWCA facility designed by Hearst Castle and AIA Gold Medal-winning architect Julia Morgan.

Set in the foothills of Oak Glen and next to a fine arts museum with 16-acres of stunning beauty and tranquility nestled in picturesque Cherry Valley, the Edward-Dean Museum is a storybook setting for your special day. The grounds offer several different options for your celebration. The scenic grounds have been the site of numerous weddings, receptions, banquets, retirements, concerts and other special events. From soothing fountains and ponds to a vine-covered arbor and the serenity of a rose garden, we have the ideal venue for your special day.

The museum is here for your enjoyment and to share its positive vibes with you! The Gray Matter Museum of Art supports local artists, and provides a free thinking seaside space for growth and productivity.

Welcome to Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA), one of the most unique venue spaces in North County San Diego! Located in the heart of downtown Oceanside just a few short blocks from the beautiful Pacific Ocean, OMA provides the perfect setting for special events and celebrations. From weddings and welcome receptions to holiday parties, corporate meetings and more. Since 1995 OMA’s mission has been to bring people together to explore the art and stories of Southern California artists, providing guests with a fresh and exciting visual experience that stimulates imagination in a welcoming environment.

Earthy, light, airy and feathery- In the shade of a lush, landmark forest, this historic garden estate is surrounded by ivy-covered arbors, blooming rose gardens, trickling fountains, picturesque statuary, and thousands of bright twinkling lights. A grand bridal parlor and vintage gentlemen’s speakeasy, outfitted with timeless, charming accents and furnishings, provide the perfect scenery for your preparations before reciting your vows in one of our three breathtaking ceremony spaces.

Experience a celebration like no other at our venue! Delight in the extraordinary ambiance, offering unparalleled vistas of our stunning aircraft collection from a unique bird's-eye perspective. Complementing your rental, our charming outdoor patio awaits, inviting guests to savor cocktail hour or engage in outdoor games amidst a backdrop of aviation marvels. Elevate your occasion with us and create memories to cherish forever in this exceptional setting.

Nestled among the lush landscape and blanketed by the walnut trees, Kellogg House is the perfect venue for weddings, corporate meetings, birthday parties, and other special events. Constructed in 1926, this spacious ranch-style estate exudes historical charm, offers mesmerizing views, and can easily accommodate groups of up to 200. Schedule a tour and experience the grandeur of Kellogg House!

Elevate your wedding day to a masterpiece at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, and become a part of something truly extraordinary. Nestled within our diverse and unique venues, your celebration not only marks the beginning of a beautiful chapter but also contributes to the vibrant tapestry of our community.

Green Dragon in Carlsbad is a historic restaurant experience and museum inspired by the 18th-century Green Dragon Tavern in Boston, where meetings leading to the American Revolution took place. At Green Dragon restaurant in Carlsbad, we have hosted countless weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate meetings, holiday celebrations, galas, fundraisers, school functions, and more. The Green Dragon is a place where people can come together from all walks of life and share a communal historical experience that connects us all!

Built in 1924, the stunning Italian Renaissance-style structure stands on nine landscaped acres overlooking a quiet residential neighborhood. In 1965, the estate was donated to the City of Fullerton for use as a cultural center for touring art exhibits. The sprawling venue is full of history and charm. Today, the site’s buildings – including elegant Spanish Colonial-style architecture– are used for educational and cultural events run by The Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s non-profit. In addition to its extraordinary setting, the two-story mansion offers exclusive catering and full bar services. In 1999, the Muckenthaler received designation by the National Register of Historic Places, that not only produces performances, gallery exhibits, festivals and special events. The Muckenthaler Cultural Center commits to the mission of providing the community with experiences that stimulate creativity and imagination while conserving the heritage of the Muckenthaler Estate.