The Funderburg House is a unique and historic venue that allows you to completely immersive. This 3-story, 1906 mansion is sure to keep your guests talking. It is a romantic spot that is perfect for any happy couple to celebrate their big day!

The Grand Gallery sits next to the Museum’s exhibitions for easy access to our historical spaces. The Gallery holds up to 100 seated guests! It provides a presentation center, surround sound, and a bar space. It is a great location for anyone looking for a unique space to hold their special event.

Discover Best Place, an exceptional wedding venue nestled within the historic Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee. With a rich legacy spanning two centuries, we take pride in creating timeless memories for your special moments. Our cherished venue houses two distinct event spaces, each designed to host elegant ceremonies, receptions, and more. As a family-owned and locally operated business, Best Place holds dear the heritage of Jacob Best and his family, who laid the foundation for our story nearly 200 years ago. Our commitment to preserving these storied landmarks ensures that future generations can relish their charm. For those seeking the perfect blend of history, elegance, and personalized service, Best Place ranks among the top wedding venues in the country. Explore our website for pricing, availability, and to embark on your journey towards an unforgettable celebration.

Situated on a picturesque 17.5 acre site overlooking Lake Michigan, Kemper Center is a vibrant cultural and historical complex. Kemper offers a chapel for indoor ceremonies and a gazebo and lakefront options for outdoors. There are five diverse environments for your wedding reception, with both indoor and outdoor availabilities. Indoor capacity is 150 guests, and outdoor is 300 guests.

Looking for unique and creative venue for your event? The Dandelion Gallery is a artistic slate for a creative gatherings. The gallery is 2500 sq feet of space with three movable walls. The outdoor deck overlooking the urban ravine and is a beautiful spot for a summer wedding. The deck has 600 sq feet of space. This intimate space is very versatile for day or evening events.

gugwa is a stylish, art-inspired event space perfectly designed for intimate weddings and receptions. Our chic, 2,400 sq ft studio features movable gallery walls, handcrafted oak furnishings, abundant natural light, and airy 12-ft ceilings. Couples will enjoy capturing unforgettable moments with our interactive photo booth and self-portrait station. Additionally, our professional in-house photography and videography services ensure every precious memory is beautifully documented. Located near Joongboo Market with convenient parking, gugwa promises elegance, convenience, and personalized charm for your special day.

The Ellwood House Museum is an historic estate that offers three unique rental spaces on ten acres of gardens and grounds. These include the first floor and terraces of elegant Ellcourt, an historic Tudar Revival house built in 1899. It is available from March through mid-November and is our only venue where alcohol service is permissible. Ellcourt has an hourly rate of $350. The grounds also offer a choice of three garden spaces for wedding ceremonies. Garden rentals are available mid-May to mid-October and include an inclement weather backup location in the Hearthside Room of the Visitor Center. The rental rate is a flat fee of $500. The third venue is our more casual space, the Hearthside Room, which includes access to the galleries. It is available March through mid-November, and the rental rate is $75 per hour. All venues are limited to 80 people, and both indoor venues have full kitchens.

The DuPage County Historical Museum is housed in what was formerly known as the Adams Memorial Library. The building was erected by John Quincy Adams (a distant relative of the Adams presidents) in 1891 to serve as a library and community center for Wheaton in memory of his late wife, Marilla Phipps Adams. In 1967, the building opened as the DuPage County Historical Museum under the operation of the County of DuPage and DuPage County Historical Society. Today, the Museum is operated as a facility of the Wheaton Park District and owned by the County of DuPage. It is the only institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation, and exhibition of materials which document the history of DuPage County.