Looking for a space to host your event that will “wow” your guests with spectacular views? Host your next event on the observation deck of the famous Lancaster W.W. Griest Building. This building was built by C. Emlen Urban in 1925 and is the first and only skyscraper built in the Lancaster area, making it a prominent Landmark for decades to come. The building features Beaux Arts and Italian Renaissance Revival styles, making it a timeless centerpiece to a historic Lancaster City. The observation deck area offers exquisite views of Lancaster, making your event a truly unforgettable experience.

Every wedding at Tellus360 is as unique as the couples who choose to celebrate here. Located in the heart of historic downtown Lancaster, Tellus360 is just half a block from Penn Square, the Lancaster County Convention Center, and within walking distance of many hotels, restaurants, galleries, parking, and more. With a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces from which to choose, your wedding at Tellus360 will be tailored to perfectly create an experience you and your guests will never forget. Our spaces include our front room: Tigh Mhary, The Temple, An Droichead & Tig Caleb – The Lounges, our Roofop Bar which is open year round, and our speakeasy: An Sibín.

We are an urban winery located in “the Union Collective” building, an old Sears distribution facility with warehouse/industrial vibes and several other businesses. We are casual and a bit rustic, but our wine, vermouth and tapas all made in house is superb and refined.

La Cuchara, a Baltimore restaurant inspired by Basque cuisine, emphasizes seasonal, ingredient-driven dishes from northern Spain and southern France. Its daily-changing menu reflects the freshest available ingredients, offering a unique dining experience each visit. Located in the historic Meadow Mill (formerly London Fog's home), the restaurant features a central bar and wood-burning grill, fostering a communal atmosphere. Owned by the Lefenfeld family, La Cuchara has consistently earned top ratings from publications like the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, OpenTable, Food & Wine, and Wine Enthusiast.

Nestled in the Jones Falls Valley in the Hampden-Woodberry neighborhood, Baltimore, Maryland, the Loom at Meadow Mill marries the perfect blend of old and new. Offering over 5,000 sq. ft. of open-concept event space, the Loom features high ceilings, large windows, built-in bars, and an exterior courtyard with a fireplace. Whether you are looking to host a wedding, social event, or an intimate affair, the Loom at Meadow Mill provides flexibility to make each event uniquely your own.

Looking for a blank canvas to infuse your personality, vision and dreams for your special day? SUPPLY’s modern and simple design provides the perfect backdrop for your wedding. SUPPLY has multiple event locations depending on the size you need. SUPPLY event spaces are perfect for hosting workshops, staff summits, conferences, launch parties, rehearsal dinners and more!

Host your ceremony and wedding reception at the Assembly Room and wow your guests with an unforgettable downtown Baltimore wedding experience. Take advantage of the Assembly Room’s multiple event spaces and enjoy the flexibility of being able to have your ceremony in one space, cocktail hour in either of our bar spaces and your reception in another space. The possibilities are endless. Transform this former warehouse into the Pinterest wedding of your dreams or leave this beautiful building untouched to have the authentic downtown Baltimore wedding you always envisioned.

With breathtaking views of Baltimore's Inner Harbor and more than a dozen award-winning exhibits, the National Aquarium provides a magical and memorable backdrop for your special occasion. A number of spacious locations are available for you and your guests, making the Aquarium the ideal place for weddings, corporate events, meetings, team-building sessions, fundraising galas, holiday parties and any other special occasion!

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.