The Centers for Culture and History in Orleans, Massachusetts is a historic building and wedding venue. Originally built in the early 1830s, it features the Meetinghouse and Hurd Chapel. The property was purchased and repurposed in 1958. In 2017 it saw significant renovations and has since operated as a gathering place for all kinds of special events. It stands as a stately beacon, representing the local community’s pride in its heritage and cultural diversity. When you choose to tie the knot here, you become part of the venue’s rich and illustrious history, never to be forgotten.

Facilities and Capacity

Nuptial functions such as rehearsal dinners, ceremonies, and receptions are welcome here. Exchange your vows inside of the Hurd Chapel which has an intimate guest capacity of up to 20 people. It features a delicate ambiance and exudes a traditional aesthetic. Once you and your partner are finally spouses, you can look forward to celebrating your matrimony in the Meetinghouse. Slightly larger; 65 of your nearest and dearest can gather here for a memorable reception. This significant building boasts tasteful Greek-revival architecture and exudes a sense of old-world elegance. If you prefer to have your function outside, you can do so in the Sperry Tent out on the lawn.

Services Offered

Your rental of The Centers for Culture and History in Orleans includes an array of services. This includes assistance from an in-house event planner, a seasoned professional who helps you to maximize the potential of your event design. Outside vendors are welcome and are given access to various amenities to better perform their services. There is ample parking onsite for you and your guests as well as complete wheelchair access throughout the property.