It is our goal at The Grand Event Center to exceed our customers expectations. Our historic building makes a memorable first impression with its striking and stylish character. The Grand is designed to provide you with the finest in facilities, catering and services.

The Skyroom is a newly renovated wedding + event venue in beautiful Red Wing, MN. Our timeless vibe, classic 100 year old golf course, and elegant on site property, The Walsh House, will create a wedding weekend with endless memories.

The St. James Hotel is an official historic Minnesota wedding venue in the heart of downtown Red Wing, Minnesota. Nestled between the picturesque backdrop of the Mississippi River and Minnesota/Wisconsin countryside, the St. James is made up of five charming venues that can accommodate up to 240 wedding guests. As an all-inclusive venue, services include a dedicated Wedding Specialist, a pastry shop, ceremony and reception spaces, ready rooms, catering, room blocks for hotel events, and an on-site salon and a flower shop. The St. James is a boutique hotel with 67 Victorian styled guestrooms, an on-site restaurant and cocktail lounge.

Almquist Farm is a fifth generation family farm homesteaded by Charles Almquist after he immigrated from Sweden in 1890. Our 75 acres of rolling hills and oak trees provide a spacious setting for a one location all day wedding celebration. Our heated and air-conditioned buildings give you the confidence of having a comfortable farm wedding regardless of the weather.

A wedding is a cherished milestone where family and friends come together to celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime event. We would love to be the backdrop for your perfect day. We can supply the breathtaking views, the unique spaces, and the unforgettable charm. The Round Barn Farm is one of the last remaining Round Barns in Minnesota. We host dozens of events each season and are a year-round Bed and Breakfast that has 5 deluxe rooms that are available to be part of your celebration and getting ready for your wedding.

Villa Maria accommodates up to 290 guests and features two outdoor ceremony sites, three indoor venues, and three tent locations which allow you to “mix and match" to achieve your perfect day. Large windows, expansive grounds, high ceilings and elegant lighting create an ideal atmosphere for you and your guests to mix, mingle, and celebrate love. You have the flexibility of choosing your own caterer who will have access to our fully stocked commercial kitchen. Craft a truly unique day and indulge your guests with a stunning setting, historic grace, and abundant beauty. It's a recipe for memories that last a lifetime.

Welcome to The Broz, a timeless venue rooted in the heart of New Prague, Minnesota. Established in 1898, this historic gem has witnessed the ebb and flow of generations, standing as a testament to the rich tapestry of our community. Immerse yourself in the allure of a bygone era as The Broz has been lovingly remodeled to preserve its 19th-century charm, featuring hand-painted decor, rustic wood finishes, and original stained glass windows. Our wedding services weave together the elegance of the past with the dreams of your future. Exchange vows in our meticulously restored dining hall or outside on the meticulously kept half acre lawn, celebrate love in two spacious gathering rooms, and retire to one of our nine thoughtfully designed rooms, including a luxurious bridal suite and a charming grooms suite. Every moment is crafted to perfection, ensuring your special day is a timeless celebration.

In 1910, President Taft signed the bill to establish Glacier National Park as the country’s 10th national park. Mr. Healy was given a plumbing contractor for the train depot here in St. Paul, where he met Samuel Bartlett, the architect of many of the railroad depots and Glacier National Park Lodge. Healy then commissioned Bartlett to renovate and enlarge the house. In 1914, the farm was sold to John Healy, the owner of Healy Plumbing and Heating Company of St. Paul. Mr. Healy’s company became closely tied to the Great Northern Railroad, as it provided the heating and plumbing for many of the train depots that were being built around the country at that time. The farm was named Hope Glen Farm, the name of John Healy’s mother’s maiden name of Hope, and the house settles in a Glen, thus Hope Glen.