Here are some key elements that make our space perfect for your special event: 1. Intimate & Elegant Setting 2. Flexible & Budget-Friendly 3. Stress-Free Planning Options 4. Convenient Location & Lots of Parking 5. Stylish & Ready-to-Go 6. Perfect for DIY Couples or Full-Service Planning 7. Booking is Simple & Hassle-Free

You’re searching for your ideal venue… where you find a grand indoor ceremony, elegant dining, a brag worthy bar and an enticing dance room. A venue where historic charm and ambiance is the backdrop to your wedding day! And here is the best part, all of this and you don’t have to do the work to have that AH-HA moment!

Featuring a spacious and flexible event space, WAREHOUSE: 109 meets the need for an interesting venue to host your next event. Our space provides many unique vignettes; including a gallery of antique motorcycles, a vintage bar, and a 1958 Airstream turned into a lounge. WAREHOUSE 109 will assist you throughout your special event and there will be a venue manager on-site.

Welcome to 223 Main! Located in the Heart of Downtown Lemont’s historical district, just three doors down from the Metra Station, 223 Main boasts a storied origin. Initially built in the 1900s as a double storefront, it transformed throughout the century into a department store, political office, coffee shop, and now an event space. 223 Main is owned and operated by a local Lemont couple, Hector and Lauren Tamayo. Hector grew up in Lemont and always loved the downtown area. At the beginning of 2020, the coffee shop leasing the space decided to close down. While brainstorming what the building could be next, the Covid-19 Pandemic hit. Lauren and Hector decided to cancel their destination wedding and remodel 223 Main. After having their intimate wedding at the building, they decided to officially launch 223 Main and open the space up to the community to enjoy.

With two main studios and over 3,000 square feet of divisible space, The Lytle Auditorium offers an intentionally designed, minimalist backdrop for numerous functions. Flooded with daylight and featuring high ceilings, natural materials, a 6' x 36' skylight, 50' catwalk, indoor ivy wall and green ambiance, the space is versatile and easily navigated for weddings and private ceremonies.

Located in Aurora’s historical Pocus building, Society 57 is home to a beautiful, 7-day a week social space designed to imaginatively bring people together from all walks of life. Our first phase includes over 9,000 square feet of space and features a premier wedding and event venue, a specialty coffee shop, mid-size meeting rooms, and more. Society 57. Where culture, coffee, and community build a legacy to be remembered.

Our historic beauty and a picturesque scene will create beautiful memories for you, your bridal party, and your guests. With our extensive gourmet menu and a wide variety of choices, your guests will dine in luxury and peace. Our venue features a full-size cocktail bar, a comfortable and private room for the bridge, and full banquet hall with a wide variety of decor, linens, and seating.

Our venue is chic and beautiful with beautiful chandeliers and fireplace. We have great sound to make a fun dance party! With great party lights and disco balls it is a perfect opportunity to wow your guests with this incredible one of a kind space

Choose Adelle’s for your next family, friends, or office party. What makes Adelle’s special from our neighbors? Our Chef cooks for your party the same as he does for our regular dinner guests. That means nothing served or offered is out of a bag or box, nothing gets placed in a food warmer, and no ingredients in our dishes are substituted for lesser quality, less expensive and smaller portioned banquet alternatives.

The DuPage County Historical Museum is housed in what was formerly known as the Adams Memorial Library. The building was erected by John Quincy Adams (a distant relative of the Adams presidents) in 1891 to serve as a library and community center for Wheaton in memory of his late wife, Marilla Phipps Adams. In 1967, the building opened as the DuPage County Historical Museum under the operation of the County of DuPage and DuPage County Historical Society. Today, the Museum is operated as a facility of the Wheaton Park District and owned by the County of DuPage. It is the only institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation, and exhibition of materials which document the history of DuPage County.