What the public source confirms
- Rental FeeThe city currently publishes separate ceremony, reception or party, and luncheon fees.Open supporting official source ↗
- CapacityThe city publishes different maximums for ceremonies and receptions with or without a dance floor.Open supporting official source ↗
- RentalsTen 60-inch round tables and up to 250 chairs are included, but the renter or caterer must set them up within the rental time.Open supporting official source ↗
- Vendor RestrictionsEvents must use a caterer from the city's authorized list.Open supporting official source ↗
Capacity information
Up to 250 for a wedding ceremony; receptions hold 100 with a dance floor or 160 without one.
What still needs confirmation
- Insurance premium and any taxes or ancillary charges.
- Whether ceremony-only bookings have a separate deposit or insurance requirement, because the ceremony fee bullet does not state one.
- Authorized-caterer pricing and current date availability.
Official sources reviewed
Before you schedule a tour
Ask for a written proposal tied to your date, guest count, rooms, access window, required vendors, staffing, rentals, service charges, taxes, deposits, cancellation terms, and overtime. A public starting figure is not an all-in total.
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