The Fillmore Minneapolis is an eclectic concert hall wedding venue in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Characterized by the vintage decor, the interior reflects a distinctive vibe acquired from the original San Francisco Fillmore. Couples can welcome their guests into an atmosphere of warmth and excitement to celebrate this special milestone.

Facilities and Capacity

This exhilarating venue in Minneapolis offers over 20,000 square feet of event space for couples to transform as they desire. The expansive main hall can accommodate up to 600 people in a banquet-style reception. You and your partner can hold an elaborate celebration of your nuptials in this innovative space that combines sophisticated style with rock and roll. In addition to this unique, versatile area, the venue also contains a private lounge. Newlyweds can mingle with their loved ones at an elegant cocktail hour before the reception begins. For those seeking a more intimate celebration, the venue can accommodate parties starting at 25 guests.

Services Offered

An abundance of services is available to those planning their wedding at The Fillmore Minneapolis. Their dedicated event staff is skilled in producing memorable occasions, from sound and lighting to entertainment. The team has connections to excellent coordinators, musicians, and more. They will do their utmost to take care of as many details as possible to make your big day an unforgettable occasion. Additionally, the venue can provide a list of preferred caterers to assist with choosing the most suitable, and in-house bar services are available.

Cuisine

In addition to renting the main music hall in the venue, couples can also reserve the on-site restaurant for a private event. The expert culinary team at Trax Burgers and Bar strives to serve fresh, local food that will delight guests. From signature burgers to refreshing salads, couples and their loved ones can enjoy a mouth-watering experience on the big day.

History

The first Fillmore dance hall originated in San Francisco in the 60s. This lively venue hosted a multitude of music legends, including Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, and The Who. Acting as a hub of culture and live entertainment, the iconic facility’s signature style was recreated in a number of cities, now including Minneapolis.