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Catering Division
The Heights
The Heights Sheldon Concert Hall
Sheldon Concert Hall Lori Hastey World's Fair Pavilion
World's Fair Pavilion The Center of Clayton
The Center of Clayton Magic House
Magic House Jewel Box
Jewel Box The Lodge at Des Peres
The Lodge at Des Peres The Old Post Office
The Old Post Office The New Town at St. Charles
The New Town at St. Charles The Bowling Hall of Fame
More than 95 million people enjoy bowling, in 90 countries spanning 6 continents! Bowling is one of the largest participatory sports in the world. The Museum collects, preserves and displays the 5,000-year history that has led to this worldwide success. A key part of that story is the individual efforts of bowling's legends honored in our Halls of Fame. The Bownling Hall of Fame The Moto Museum at Grand Center
The Moto Museum The St. Louis Science CenterThe St. Louis Science Center Center of Creative Arts (COCA)COCA's historic building, located in the heart of University City at 524 Trinity Road, just footsteps away from the bustling Delmar Loop area, is perfect for events, parties, performances or business meetings. COCA has one theater, a studio and a gallery, which can accommodate 250 seated guests, or 300 standing guests. Faust Carousel BuildingLocated at 15185 Olive Blvd., in Chesterfield, the Faust Cultural Heritage Foundation offers a restored Carousel from the Highland Park era as the backdrop for your special events. This building has room for 180 seated guests or 250 standing guests, with a patio area that can be used for cocktails or tented space. Third Degree Glass FactoryThis unique venue is a working glass studio in a renovated industrial space located at 5200 Delmar Blvd. and is perfect for hosting private events from elegant to outrageous. The Cool Room has natural light and brick walls while the Hot Room contains the glass blowing area which offers glass activities to enhance your event. Third Degree Glass Factory can accommodate 300 - 400 seated guests and 1000 standing guests. The ThaxtonFormerly known as the Eastman Kodak Building, The Thaxton is listed under the National Registration Criterion as a rare example of the Art Deco Style. Located at 1009 Olive in Downtown St. Louis, this venue features a lower level with an impressive Art Deco Bar and a balcony perfect for a band. This venue can accommodate 180 guests for seated dining to 300 guests for cocktails and hors d' oeurvers. St. Louis City Hall RotundaThis architectural masterpiece features a white marble rotunda, about 100 feet square, with a colored glass skylight above and a marble grand staircase opposite the main entrance. Built in 1896 this government center offers the magnificent rotunda to St. Louis citizens for special events during its off hours. Cabanne HouseCabanne House, with its functional design, beautiful decor, and unique surroundings, allows you to create an environment suitable for any occasion. The house can accommodate up to 75 people for cocktail receptions and up to 44 people for seated events. The house and grounds can accommodate up to 300 for cocktail receptions and seated events. Hawkens HouseThe Barn is a beautiful facility with a large stone fireplace and four large chandeliers. French doors open onto a patio which overlooks the herb garden of the Historic 1857 Hawkens House. The Barn can accommodate up to 120 people. It is located at 1015 S. Sappington Rd. Foundry Arts CenterLocated alongside the Missouri River and Katy Trail in downtown St. Charles, the Foundry Art Centre is a place where artists can work, sell and exhibit their work. The beautifully redesigned interior of the old Foundry, where railroad cars were once produced, is a new cultural center for the St. Charles/St. Louis area featuring national, international and regional art. Add flowers, music and delicious food and the Foundry becomes a picturesque backdrop for your special event. Punctuate with art for a special evening everyone will remember. It is located at 520 North Main Center. St. Charles, MO 63301. |
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The Heights, Richmond Height's new community center, has three meeting/banquet rooms for business or private use. There is also a pool and a gymnasium that can be rented. The meeting room space can accommodate up to 200 seated guests or 300 standing guests, with kitchen and patio space available.
The Sheldon Concert Hall has several room options available. The Ballroom can hold a cocktail reception for up to 300 guests, or a seated dinner for up to 250 guests. The backstage Green Room can hold a cocktail reception for up to 75 guests, or a seated reception for up to 45 guests. The Historical Theater has seating for 702 guests, and the Speering Room has room for a cocktail reception for 700 guests, or a seated reception for 500 guests.
Sitting atop Government Hill, the World's Fair Pavilion is an open air shelter that is one of the park's most popular and impressive attractions. There is room for 500 seated guests with lighting available.
The Clayton community Center has a three meeting/banquet rooms, reception lobby, mini arcade room, and a recreational facility all available for party use. The banquet rooms can accommodate 80-120 seated guests or up to 500 guests in the gym areas.
The Magic House provides a beautiful veranda in front, an open air pavilion in back, and room inside for a seated dinner for 180 guests, or cocktails for up to 600 guests.
This venue is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and can accommodate 160 guests for seated dining.
The Lodge has built an atmosphere that will both welcome and serve the needs of the community. Three meeting rooms, a combined space to accommodate 225 people. Perfect for business or pleasure.
A historic landmark built in 1884, is now available for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and private parties.
With this newly innovative yet classical style concept, New Town offers wonderful venues to host upcoming wedding ceremonies and receptions, corporate meetings, baby showers, family reunions, company picnics - the possibilites are endless. The Town Hall, Amphitheater, the Fountains at the Grand Canal, and the future New Town Chapel allow for many attractive alternatives.
With a collection of rare and vintage motorcycles, from the many European manufacturers that existed before 1975 to 1900, this gallery represents the tremendous range of creative solutions to the basic design problem of moving a two wheeled machine forward. The Moto Musuem can seat up to 300 people in its galleries and can host a variety of special events including birthdays, weddings, private parties, fundraisers, corporate parties, and more. Located just 1 block east of the Fox Theatre in Grand Center.