Built in 1896, the Warren Opera House has been the “grand lady” of the picturesque Greenfield town square for more than a century. With its expansive windows, copper accents, and distinctive turret, the three-story brick structure serves as
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The Pines Country Club's banquet room has wonderful views of the golf course. Our professional staff is here to assist you. Take advantage of our full kitchen, bar and dance floor for your next event.
Country Club
Located in a quaint facility just outside of Valley, Nebraska, Countryside Venue is a charming space perfectly suited for any of your event needs. The venue has 4,000 square-feet of usable indoor space, and can accommodate up to 200 guests.
Banquet/Event Hall
Rose Hill Acres is a versatile upscale event center located in the heart of downtown Maryville, Missouri. On the corner of 1st and Main Street, you can expect to be treated to small-town hospitality from local specialty shops, a new brewery
Banquet/Event Hall
From a small family gathering, to a 500 person event, Mozingo Lake Recreation Park has quality rental space available for your group. Facilities include a lakeside event center, multipurpose building, and numerous shelters.
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ANBE was established to keep a valued piece of Herman history available to the community. We are proud to provide differing spaces in one building for Washington, Burt, Dodge counties for many special events.
We are an a la’ cart venue, of
Banquet/Event Hall
Our family has a gorgeous log cabin nestled in the rolling hills of Guthrie County. Seeley Creek Cabin is an ideal, romantic setting for an outdoor ceremony by the pond, and a tented reception, with our unique portable bar. The cabin can
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Pheasant Bonanza offers a peaceful setting for weddings, bachelor parties, and corporate retreats.
Barn/Farm/Ranch
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