With relaxed and refined venues, The Patterson offers multiple corporate meeting spaces, two elegant ballrooms, a beautiful parlor, stages for live entertainment, and plenty of space for caterers. For any of life's occasions, big or small, The Patterson is the perfect setting to make your next event a success.

Located on 40 acres of scenic land in Jefferson County, Florida. The Oaks consists of a Main house as well as a Guest House. The spacious Main House is 10,000 square feet and has 9 bedrooms / 8 1/2 bathrooms, along with a banquet facility that seats up to 100 people! And if that isn't enough space, the Guest House is an additional 4 bedrooms/ 3 1/2 bathrooms totaling 2,500 square feet. Both properties have wooden verandas located on the exterior of each building, with large and open backyard lawns.

Experience an authentic & stress-free ceremony where you can fully focus on your partner & the moments that will begin the rest of your life together. It’s as easy as going to the courthouse, but with the beauty you’ve always envisioned. Extend the celebration by having a reception with friends & family under the stars or in our barn. We aren't your typical farm wedding venue, Set against the sprawling backdrop of our 60-acre farm, with rolling pastures and serene landscapes, it's a true testament to old southern charm. Our ceremony and reception packages even includes a two-night stay in our beautiful newly remodeled cottage house.

The Sweet Spot is a micro-wedding and small event space tailor-made for huge hearts and tiny guest lists. The sweetest lil’ studio nestled right downtown in High Springs, Fl. Check availability and book one of our ceremony packages in minutes or contact us about a custom private event. We also offer a range of party rentals to help you create the perfect atmosphere for your memorable event.

Henry Richardson purchased the High Springs property in 1891 and built the Opera House in 1895. The building was designed in the Romanesque Revival style of architecture. The Opera House was originally designed and built as a socially acceptable venue for entertainment in the then rowdy railroad town of High Springs in 1895. Back in the old days, the High Springs opera house played host to countless itinerant vaudeville performers. The second floor was used as an opera house, theater and social hall, and in the 1920’s as a movie house.