Our gorgeously renovated and historically rich space is perfect for anything you can dream up. We’re ready to play host to your next event and we’re suited for just about anything – from weddings and private parties, to community events, and everywhere in between. Host a conference or your next monthly office meeting, put on a theatrical performance, or look through any of the other 101 events we’ve managed to think up that the Anthracite Center can and will host. The Anthracite Center’s event spaces feature cast stone, marble and woodwork original to the building, which we’ve lovingly preserved and restored, making us the perfect backdrop to any event. Schedule a tour today and see experience the Anthracite Center for yourself.

The Barn was purchased in 2008 and the couple quickly went to work transforming the building which had recently been an art gallery into the premier catering facility that it has become. Located at 737 W Fort McClure Blvd in Bloomsburg, the property provides privacy and seclusion for its guests but is only a few minutes away from hotels and downtown Bloomsburg. The Barn features a huge second story deck that wraps around half the building; it provides a wonderful space for guests during the warmer months.

Pocono Palms is a wedding and event venue located in Canadensis, PA, owned by two sisters. A former church, originally built in 1912, Pocono Palms is currently nearing the end of extensive renovations that began in the summer of 2019. Pocono Palms combines the rustic charm of the Pocono Mountains with lush greenery and modern lines, to create a memorable and unique oasis for couples looking for something different. The venue features a large outdoor garden, ceremony site and altar, and cocktail area. The indoor reception area is known for its stunning archways, lush greenery, black and white dance floor, and custom-built tables.

Host your magical day at the most elegant wedding venue in the Poconos, The Settlers Inn. Our stunning bed and breakfast is the perfect backdrop for your special day. When you book one of our fantastic wedding packages, you can rest assured that we will work to exceed your expectations. From the ceremony to the reception, our dedicated staff will be there to help you in whatever way possible. When it’s time to plan your wedding in the Pocono Mountains, choose The Settlers Inn’s classic charm and outstanding service. Located on the Lackawaxen River the property boasts a beautiful garden.

The Boiler Room has historic charm with industrial design overlooking the Paupack High Waterfall. Perfect for weddings of 80 people or less this venue makes you feel like you are getting married in the tree tops with elegance and style.

Stroudsmoor’s enduring reputation for gracious hospitality paired with old-world charm and scenic views of the surrounding mountains have made the Inn a wedding cornerstone in the Poconos for 40 years. Situated atop its own mountain and sprawling across 200+ acres bordering the nearby Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Stroudsmoor boasts six diverse wedding and event venues from which our couples may choose to host their celebration. With capabilities for hosting everything from the most intimate affairs to the grandest parties numbering well into the hundreds, you’re sure to find a venue here to suit your vision. And with a dynamic in-house staff comprised of our Floral & Décor Team, Spa & Bridal Studio, Event Planners & Event Execution specialists, Group Lodging Specialist, Culinary & Confection Professionals, and more, we ensure that every one of our clients has all the assistance, tools, and services needed to make sure their wedding is remembered fondly for years to come.

The Green Ridge Club is a beautiful event venue located in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The historic building is over 120 years old and has been completely renovated in 2024. A new, fully furnished luxury bridal suite has been added and can host your entire wedding party for all your wedding prep activities! You can have both your ceremony and your reception at The Green Ridge Club. Our completely open floor plan and neutral palette allows your vision to come to life. Your band or DJ will have a perfect spot on the stage while your guests dance the night away. The ballroom can host up to 200 people, making this an ideal venue for both large and small gatherings. Each couple has a dedicated Event Director, who will guide them with an expert approach, navigating the process of planning their one-of-a-kind celebration. Our talented Executive Chef will delight your guests with first class menu, while the experienced bar and wait staff attend to every detail of the night.

Rustic • Industrial • Nature-Inspired Tucked in the woods by a river, the Pump House blends raw industrial charm with handcrafted details and wild natural beauty. Exposed brick, stained glass, vintage tilework, and soaring beams create a setting that’s artistic, eclectic, and deeply personal. Every inch tells a story of craftsmanship and connection to the land. Capacity: Up to 170 guests With indoor and outdoor spaces, the venue flows naturally through forested grounds, perfect for elopements or weekend weddings with lodging. Vibe: Woodsy Weekend Getaway • Creative & Laid-Back Think river sounds, cozy fire pits, and starry-night dancing. A relaxed, immersive experience for you and your favorite people. Artistic, warm, and welcoming, the Pump House is more than a venue—it’s a feeling.

The Ballroom is part of the Mauch Chunk Museum and Cultural Center. Formerly the Methodist Church built in 1843, the Ballroom is the original sanctuary complete with choir loft which is often used for wedding ceremony, gift table or head table. Stainless steel kitchen available for catered food warming. Chair lift onsite for handicap access to this second floor venue. Shuttle service available with parking for 80 cars.

Built By Dimmick Drake in 1906, Castle Inn was the last of the great hotels to be built in Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania. Tourists flocked to the Gap to escape the summer heat and enjoy the beauty of the Delaware River. Designed by German architect Robert Brueckner, Castle Inn was constructed of poured concrete and timber beams, a European construction technique unusual in the United States at the time.