Whether visiting for business or pleasure, the Courtyard by Marriott Wichita Falls will make your stay in Texas both productive and pleasant. This spectacular four-story hotel features a state of the art lobby that enables guests to both work and relax using our free Wi-Fi throughout, and access the latest news, weather, and sports with many entertainment centers in place. Enjoy a stellar location that puts the Midwestern State University, Castaway Cove Waterpark, Lake Arrowhead State Park, Wichita Falls Museum & Arts Center, Sikes Senter Mall, great restaurants and dozens of North Texas attractions at your fingertips. Savor the appealing, fresh, and easy to prepare menu options at The Bistro which provides choice, quality, and speed of service; featuring Starbucks Coffee along with evening cocktail selections. Your stay with us at the refreshed Courtyard Wichita Falls will be more comfortable and enjoyable than ever before!

Located at 2120 Speedway Avenue, The Forum is a truly elegant building that was built in the 1920’s with Mediterranean influences and the iconic front arches. It has over 11,000 square feet of event space and 6 distinct and interconnecting room options, as well as front and back outdoor courtyard spaces. You can have a private ceremony with only a few guests or a reception of up to 500, our spaces can be tailored to your day and we provide several pricing options that can be customized. Thanks to our recently renovated and upgraded partition walls there is endless versatility for you to make it your own. The Forum can give you the perfect bride and groom suite’s as well as ceremony and reception space all in our location.

The Kemp (1300 Lamar Street) was built in 1917 at the request of Flora Kemp who, when asked by her husband Joseph what she would like for her birthday, suggested a public library. The library opened its doors in 1918 with a donation of 4000 books provided by the community. In 1998, the City of Wichita Falls leased the then-defunct historic building to the Arts Council, which began an extensive renovation project to restore the building. The result was The Kemp Center for the Arts, which opened it’s doors in 2002.