The Pierce House, an architectural gem, is part of a stunning vintage estate, located on more than 30 tranquil acres of pastoral rolling lawns, woodlands, and ponds, less than 30 minutes west of Boston. Built in 1900, and located within the Historic District in Lincoln, Massachusetts, Pierce House has the distinction of being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Respecting the wishes of John H. Pierce, who bequeathed the mansion and property to the Town of Lincoln, the venue welcomes the local community and beyond as a place for year-round recreation, weddings, corporate and social events, art shows, car shows, summer concerts, movie filming among others.

Step into a world where dreams come alive, where every moment is a symphony of enchantment. Whether you're weaving the threads of a business gathering or crafting the tapestry of a private affair, conjuring the magic of weddings or igniting the spark of jubilant celebrations, summoning themed soirées that dance with imagination, or capturing the essence of moments through the lens of photo and film, look no further than Haven House. With an ambiance that whispers secrets of timeless elegance and a touch of the extraordinary, Haven House is more than a venue—it's an enchanting portal to a realm where possibilities bloom like stars in the night sky. Every corner holds a story waiting to unfold, every space a canvas for your dreams.

Gore Place is Christopher and Rebecca Gore's 50-acre country estate with the grand 1806 Mansion, the stunning 1793 Carriage House, three-season event tent, sweeping grounds, and picturesque farm. This tranquil venue exudes charm and beauty while being conveniently located just nine miles west of downtown Boston. Whether you're saying your vows on the lush lawns or dancing under the stars in the tent, every moment of your special day at Gore Place is guaranteed to be magical.

Cambridge Boat Club is a social and rowing club, located on the banks of the Charles River overlooking Eliot Bridge. Originally built in 1909, CBC was picked up in its entirety and rolled upstream to its current location in 1947, to make room for the building of Memorial Drive. Featuring vaulted ceilings and dark exposed beams akin to a ski chalet, and double french doors opening to a full length veranda, CBC offers a unique, rustic setting for any event.