The Junior League of Little Rock is a beautiful, historical building located in the heart of downtown Little Rock. We are the perfect space for your wedding, bridal shower, baby shower, or birthday party. With competitive rates, accessible staff, an elevator, and round-the-clock care, we provide outstanding service. The brick building has served as the headquarters and clubhouse for three prominent social and charitable groups for the last 93 years. Built by the Elks Club, later owned by the Woman’s City Club, and now by the Junior League of Little Rock, the building remains true to its original design.

The E.O. Manees House is located in Argenta the heart of North Little Rock, Arkansas. This historic home is a premier event location that offers a unique and elegant setting for any occasion. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this stately mansion boasts grand architecture, beautiful gardens, and spacious indoor and outdoor spaces that are perfect for weddings, corporate events, and other special occasions. The E.O. Manees House has been renovated to provide the southernmost atmosphere with its high ceilings, grand staircase, elegant fireplaces and original chandeliers. We have worked diligently to preserve the Colonial Revival and Classical Revival styling.

Loft 1023 is a beautiful urban wedding venue based in the West Seventh Street Historic District of downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. This delightful venue oozes industrial elegance and is housed within a historic building, currently nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. This venue offers an old-world romantic ambiance in addition to a central location and ample amenities to create the day of your dreams.

Escape to a place of beauty with The Venue at Stonebrook Meadows for your next monumental occasion. As a serene wedding and event venue, we offer the breathtaking atmosphere of the countryside ideal for photos and outdoor ceremonies. Nestled amidst the vibrant landscape of Bauxite, AR sits our enchanting, newly built barn complete with rich mahogany wood details, a winding staircase, and crystal chandeliers. When you visit, we can promise that you'll be left in awe of the serenity and glorious allure of this stunning location. As part of our services to ensure that your event is perfect in every way, we offer convenient pricing tiers along with chairs and tables and enough room to accommodate up to 250 guests.

If you're searching for a gorgeous wedding venue in Central Arkansas, look no further! When you choose The Venue at Oakdale to host your wedding ceremony, reception or rehearsal dinner, you’ll be just four miles away from the Arkansas Highway 67/167 interchange, savoring the benefits of the big city while maintaining exclusivity. The Venue at Oakdale is a premium wedding and event center with an exclusive banquet facility that follows COVID-19 regulations. Our imaginative staff will help create a memory that your friends and family will talk about for years to come. We offer a completely customizable space and the ability to bring in a chosen caterer, decorator, or other service to ensure that your wedding is exactly the way you envisioned it. You can rest assured knowing you have found the perfect space for your event and finally stop scouring the internet for “best event venues near me.” We are confident the The Venue at Oakdale will be the perfect setting for you!

For a day most unforgettable, let us share our inspirational woodland setting for your special event with classic Southern elegance whatever your style. Right in the heart of Little Rock, a countryside retreat is ready to take your breath away. The historic Dr. Morgan Smith Estate sits on 31 acres of secluded countryside that includes a private three acre lake, rolling lawns, hundred year old oak trees, magnolia trees, fountains, ducks, geese and the most modern conveniences. The Dr. Morgan Smith estate was built in 1918, and is a National Landmark of Historic Places. Two age-old Magnolia trees sit atop the hill that Dr. Smith planted. The estate has grown to be called Magnolia Hill. At the turn of the century, it was a day’s buggy ride to downtown Little Rock.