Museum and Gallery Wedding Venues in West Springfield, MA

MASS MoCA has among the most dramatic and creative spaces in all of New England available for your special event. This former-factory campus holds 250,000 sq. feet of gallery spaces filled with contemporary art — a stunning setting where you can play host, for any number from 4 to 300. The museum’s constellation of galleries (with a preponderance of space for social distancing) creates a singular experience in which to gather and celebrate. From intimate meeting and ceremony spaces to soaring loft-style galleries that will seat up to 300 guests — there is no better place than MASS MoCA to bring your vision to life.

Revered as “Holy Ground” for two centuries, Canterbury Shaker Village is a National Historic Landmark with deep architectural, societal, and spiritual significance. Offering a variety of spaces - rustic barns, historic and modern buildings, mature sugar maple trees and gardens overlooking a pond - for an intimate and unforgettable wedding.

Welcome guests in our 1901 post and beam factory with working Carousel and Ballroom. Customize with the caterer and vendors of your choice to put your personal touch on every detail! Centrally located in Bristol Connecticut, you will find the New England Carousel Museum. Among our antique treasures you and your partner can host the wedding of your dreams. Say "I do" in our main gallery among our extraordinary collection of American Carousel treasures. Have your first dance under a Venetian crystal chandelier in our ballroom. The Main Gallery The centerpiece to this incredible venue for your special event or wedding. Surround yourself and your guests with antique pieces, while immersing yourself in the time period. ​The Ballroom An expansive dance floor and space for 150 guests, the Ballroom at the NECM is an elegant place to host your reception. Your guests will be enamored with the original refinished wood floors, sprawling chandeliers, and the overall ambiance.

Your new space to create and connect in The Berkshires. 4,000sf of modernized industrial space that's perfect for: Dance classes, Yoga classes, Pilates, Zoom, video shoots, photo shoots, weddings, team meetings, seminars, meditation, spiritual/mental health sessions, or music rehearsals.

In 1926, Helen Osborne Storrow was decorating a temporary structure to depict an early American kitchen. An active trustee of the Eastern States Exposition and chairwoman of the Home Department, she dreamed of moving the handicraft exhibit to an actual home on-site – a building with its own kitchen!

The Wadsworth Mansion, a nineteenth-century Beaux Art style mansion, is the quintessential country estate. Graced by expansive lawns and surrounded by 103 acres of wooded parklands the Mansion reflects an era of grandeur and elegance. There are multiple locations for outdoor ceremonies and guests can enjoy cocktails and dance on the terrace under the stars. The Mansion can accommodate two hundred guests for a seated dinner reception and larger numbers for cocktail parties. Only one event is scheduled each day and couples can select from a list of approved caterers to create the wedding of their dreams.

Thank you for considering TurnPark as the venue for your dream wedding or event. Our wide open spaces, world class sculptures and beautiful views are just some of the reasons TurnPark is one of the most unique wedding venues in the Berkshires. Our grounds offer a stunning marble amphitheater for ceremonies and two large fields for receptions. Fields of wild flowers, a marble quarry, and the picturesque New England town of West Stockbridge provide a magical backdrop for wedding photos.

The sweeping views overlooking the Nashua River Valley make the Fruitlands Museum one of the most sought after event venues in Massachusetts. Located just 30 miles from downtown Boston, the Museum offers guests the chance to enjoy the natural beauty of rural Massachusetts in a convenient and accessible setting. Guests are immediately welcomed with stunning views of local orchards, hay fields, and hardwood forests as they enter the Museum from the road atop Prospect Hill.

This venue was originally the private residence of the Kimball family, the elegant Victorian Mansion and Gardens as well as the casual Carriage House will give guests a memorable experience at this historical Concord, NH estate.

Take in the old-world grandeur of the Renaissance Court, Feel the intimate warmth of the Chapter House, Gaze over the balcony at your guests, making loving memories at this truly impressive venue. With a seated dinner of 86 guests, or a standing cocktail hour of up to 120, both traditional and unconventional events are sure to Wow. With one event per weekend, we are able to put our full attention on making your special day flawless. The Worcester Art Museum offers Event Specialists who will help you plan and execute every step of the way. Working from a healthy list of cooperating vendors, the Event Specialist helps guide you to use the Museum at its full potential. With the respect of the Museum and collection being priority, an event in this unique atmosphere can help you make a philanthropic footprint on the community.

Featuring superb acoustics, Tuckerman Hall operates year round as the home of the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra and as an exquisite rental space for weddings. Tuckerman Hall weddings are dazzling. They combine all of the elements that make our facility so special: timeless beauty, elegance, sophistication, and uncompromising attention to detail. Tuckerman Hall melds the stunning classic beauty of The Gilded Age with modern amenities to produce an unforgettable wedding experience. With just one wedding per weekend, we focus solely on you to ensure that your special day unfolds exactly as you intend it.

Founded in 1929, Mystic Seaport Museum is the nation’s leading maritime museum—and one of Mystic’s most visited attractions—created to gather and preserve the rapidly disappearing artifacts of America’s seafaring past. This19-acre destination is comprised of numerous on-site eateries and food outlets, as well as a robust offering of private dining and event spaces. It also includes a recreated New England coastal village, a working shipyard, formal exhibit halls, and state-of-the-art artifact storage facilities.