Sycamore Farm Bloomington in Bloomington, Indiana, is a rustic and elegant event venue with the scenic views of the Indiana countryside. This spot is perfect for private events and can shift to accommodate whatever the occasion may be, from bridal showers to engagement photo shoots to rehearsal dinners; one really cool thing about this venue is that if you do use it for your rehearsal dinner, you get exclusive use of the space.

Facilities and Capacity
From mid-April to mid-November, Sycamore Farm Bloomington is bustling, with a full events calendar. During the winter, the maximum capacity for guests would be 120; the max capacity otherwise is 200. The farm has a half-dozen event spaces, including covered outdoor, uncovered outdoor, and indoor options. The bridal suite, with ample mirrors, can be used by the wedding party leading up to the main events of the big day. Rental fees cover the use of the entire facility, which includes the barn, paddocks, indoor restrooms, event staff, and breezeway.

Services Offered
Utilize Sycamore Farm Bloomington’s event-planning services, along with their help on the event-rental front. They can transform the space further through lighting and sound; both offerings are part of the in-house services offered. Additional services include:

• Altar/arches
• Chairs
• Tents
• Audio equipment
• Dance floor
• Tables
• Linens
• Liability insurance
• Lighting/sound
• Setup

Location
Just five miles from downtown Bloomington, Sycamore Farm Bloomington is positioned near landmarks and noteworthy establishments, such as Indiana University and a slew of restaurants, hotels and other attractions. The wheelchair-accessible spot offers (paid) parking with an attendant as well as WiFi. And good news for any out-of-town guests: The venue is an hour from Indianapolis International Airport. Selecting the farm as your venue means you’ll also have access to their animals, who are available for pictures with guests; this is a pet-friendly venue that encourages attendees to bring their own pets, provided they they are up to date on vaccinations, with a leash or lead rope.