305 Trackside is an industrial chic event venue located in the Historic Seaboard Freight Depot building in the heart of downtown Southern Pines, NC. Original wood plank floors, exposed brick walls, 6 oversized sliding barn doors, exposed trussed ceilings, 1,500 square feet of open air interior space and over 1,500 square feet of covered outdoor patio space, all make this venue an unforgettable backdrop for any event!

Welcome to Holland Brooks, where history and modern elegance meet to create an unforgettable backdrop for your special day. Originally the iconic Dixie Furniture building, this beautifully restored space combines industrial charm with sophisticated details, perfect for couples looking to celebrate in a venue with character and style. With its spacious layout and unique distillery, Holland Brooks offers a one-of-a-kind experience that captures the romance of the past and the promise of the future.

Located in Historic Downtown Concord, Euphoriia Garden is a unique, intimate setting that allows you to create the moment that you have been waiting for all your life. Our modern, yet soft decor creates a beautiful space to exchange your nuptials. The beautifully curated space combined with their all-inclusive wedding packages, take care of everything, allowing you to focus on the joy of your special day. Say "I do" without breaking the bank or losing your mind over logistics at Euphoriia Garden.

We are an event venue located in Downtown Greensboro. Our brides love Romantic, Industrial and Modern styles! And our corporate clients love the location! Steel and concrete blend with the bright, natural light that fills the space through large windows, and creates an attractive setting for a variety of events. Equipped chairs and tables, a catering kitchen, and ample parking, Elm & Bain has all you need under one roof.

Boxcar Bar + Arcade’s NEW private event space in Greensboro is perfect for anything from weddings to birthday parties, business meetings, networking events and all types of special occasions! With 4,400 square feet of interior space and an 800 square foot outdoor patio, we can comfortably accommodate up to 300 guests.

Cadillac Service Garage is located in the heart of downtown Greensboro. As we renovated this historic 1921 Cadillac Dealership, we respected its character and kept the exposed brick walls, original black & white marble Showroom floor and lofty 30' ceilings with skylights. We added only "real" materials like concrete, brick, steel, reclaimed wood and glass in bringing the old building back to life as a wedding venue. The result is a truly unique, handcrafted, industrial urban-renewal work of art! Cadillac Service Garage features a private Terrace Courtyard, gorgeous architectural features, industrial texture and a Wandering Garden for photography, multiple indoor & outdoor ceremony locations, two large, well-appointed private suites with early access, two built-in bars, a built-in stage, on-site parking, custom-built farm tables & Chiavari chairs, and custom lighting that includes permanent (indoor & outdoor) festoon string lights.

The Wyndham Ballroom is an elegant wedding venue in Concord, North Carolina. Charming, sophisticated, and affordable, this elaborate ballroom is the perfect place to say "I do." From distinctive banquets to stylish soirees, this versatile space can set the stage for an unforgettable celebration. You can get the party underway with modern amenities and excellent service staff at your disposal and focus on enjoying all this venue has to offer.

Creating Unforgettable Memories from our Roots in the house that soul built! We are your all inclusive NC Wedding Venue Located in Downtown Greensboro, The Historic Magnolia House is the only 100% Fully Restored Green Book Hotel in North Carolina. We are the home of James Brown, Ray Charles, Ruth Brown, Ike and Tina Turner, Joe Tex, Carter G. Woodson, James Baldwin, Sam Cooke, Lena Horne, Count Basie, Jackie Robinson, and many others. We are identified as a Distinctive Destination by the National Trust for Historic Places and on the National Register of Historic Places and is in the South Greensboro National Register Historic District.