A beautifully renovated wedding venue in Burlington, Iowa, Regal On The Hill Event Center operates under the belief that extraordinary events don’t just happen, they are planned. Owned by professional coordinators Steve Stoll and Chaz Myhre, the company prides itself on its ability to craft wedding celebrations its couples—and their loved ones—won’t soon to forget. Lavish and elegant, Regal On The Hill Event Center is the perfect destination for making all your wedding day dreams come true!

Facilities and Capacity

Boasting a total of 2,700 square feet, this venue comfortably seats a maximum of 190 guests. Its Main Room, which is comprised of 2,100 square feet, features eight seven-foot-tall chandeliers with smart LED lighting and a head table area spanning 600 square feet and draped in beautiful linen.

Services Offered

Regal On The Hill Event Center offers an array of services from which its couples may choose. Said services include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Consultations
• Event coordinators
• Preferred vendors
• Outside catering
• Full kitchen access
• Sound/PA system
• Wireless microphones
• Uplighting

History

Regal On The Hill Event Center was originally founded in 1871 as St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Serving the neighboring Irish immigrant population until 2002, the venue was undertaken by the Heritage Trust, who—with the help of dedicated volunteers—restored a variety of its architectural features, such as the wooden floors and hand-grained woodwork. Four years later the event space began its new life as Hibernia Hall until it was sold once more in 2018 to professional coordinators Steve Stoll and Chaz Myhre. Renamed Regal On The Hill Event Center, the venue now serves as the ideal location for once-in-a-lifetime celebrations.

Location

Regal On The Hill Event Center is conveniently located in Burlington, Iowa. Less than 10 minutes from Southeast Iowa Regional Airport, the unique venue is approximately five minutes from a number of landmarks and attractions, such as Mosquito Park and Heritage Center Museum.