We found this venue online when it was just a sketched photo on a random search engine. When we…read morevisited 14TENN, it was completely under construction in the dead of winter with obviously no heat or electricity. We bundled up in coats and scarves, and walked around the empty construction site at night with our iPhone flashlights 14TENN only consisted of some raw wood, a few original beams and a wonderful owner named Sean, who had no staff hired in Nashville yet. But we knew we HAD to get married there. We could see their vision and it matched ours. BEST DECISION EVER. I mean look at this place. And their customer service.. Over the top!! I could go on for days. Just know, the insanely beautiful space is just the icing on the cake. It's the people there that make this place what it is. Which leads me to our wedding coordinator Kaitlynn Montgomery. An angel in human form. This girl, y'all. I messaged her at least once a week with another ridiculous idea. And she encouraged me on every single one of them. Anyone who knows me knows how annoyingly Type A I am and how I prefer to do things myself and plan every detail to nauseam. Kaitlynn took SO much off my plate. If I asked her about something or suggested something, she had already taken care of it 3 days prior. She was always 5 steps ahead of me at all times. She single handily took my stress level down 1,000 notches on a daily basis. Every single last detail or idea that we came up with for this wedding would absolutely have never been possible without Kaitlynn. She brought it all to life. And Ellyse.. Her and Kaitlynn worked their butts off together on our wedding day and it was perfect. Every time I saw Ellyse that day, she was smiling ear to ear and it immediately put my nerves at ease. These two girls are just the absolute sweetest and SO freaking good at their jobs. Now, one of the most important guy of the night... Our alcohol and bar concierge, Hunter!! I remember calling him one day thinking, he is going to kill me and I'm about to make him hate his job I was like, So I was thinking about cocktail hour and how it would be cool to serve hand-crafted blueberry mojitos named after our dog in 150 coconut cups with stir sticks that have our dog's face on them. Oh and I want them all displayed on shelves with signs and the whole works. He was like, hell yeah, you got it. Not only that, he insisted on pulling out all the tricks. Infusing his own simple syrup with mint and having us over TWICE to taste the recipe and make sure it was perfect. He loves his job and it shows. He took full ownership of the bar and making sure we didn't even have to think about it. THANK YOU HUNTER!!! In summary,14TENN was an absolute dream come true and we cannot recommend them enough. Thank you for EVERYTHING. We love y'all!

I'm not quite sure what this space is used for on the daily, but it's great to host an event. Open…read morespacing, bright lights throughout, rooms off the main area for prep and toileting. I attended an event here, which was the perfect size for 200 guests to comfortably fit. If you need an event space, 14TENN is the way to go.

Our wedding was amazing! Maggie and Priscilla with Infinity Hospitality Group were amazing! They…read moreplanned everything start to finish exactly how I wanted and it was (almost) FLAWLESS! This review would absolutely have been 5/5 stars had they not recommended the Flower Fairy for florals. The Flower Fairy was the most unprofessional person I have ever worked with. I should have done the research on my own instead of taking the planners word on it after seeing one example of her work and that is on me, but I would have never expected the outcome to be what it was. I specifically asked that the only flowers at the wedding be sunflowers. I gave her all the freedom on greenery, but as far as flowers... ONLY SUNFLOWERS. Seems like a reasonable request since it was my wedding, but I guess not. She used strawflowers for the boutonnières and the cake. I am pretty chill. This is something that could have been addressed at a later time and we could have came to a solution. Instead... she approached me at my wedding and tried to defend her decision making process. I was SHOCKED! She said that she chose to do strawflowers for the boutonnières because she felt like sunflowers would be too heavy. I explained that we had bought special pocket inserts for that exact reason. It was just so unprofessional for her to approach me during my wedding. I never got an explanation as to why there wasn't even one sunflower on the cake. The only thing that was ever done to make any attempt to make the situation right was a $300 refund (which is a joke considering the amount of money we spent on florals), but there will never be anyway to go back and fix it. My wedding pictures will always look like the groomsmen were wearing cheap weeds on their suits and the cake... oh the cake. It was just so bad. If she had any type of professional place this review would be there, but she doesn't and I wouldn't anyone to have the experience that I did.

This is a perfect venue in downtown Nashville. It is a beautiful converted church right across from…read morethe Omni. I came for a friends wedding in January. When we arrived for the cocktail hour, there was a coat check at the bottom of the stairs. Then the set of stairs led up to the main ballroom. During cocktail hour, the staff was delightful bringing around the hors d'oeuvres and the bartenders were super friendly. Some of my favorite hors d'oeuvres included the candied bacon and shrimp and grits. I enjoyed the pear salad we started with. It had blue cheese and a sweet yogurt dressing. The entree was prime rib with sides of mashed potato and green beans. The prime rib and mashed potato were pretty good. The green beans were okay. Overall, the food was solid for a catered dinner. The main ballroom fits about 14 round tables of 10 with a dance floor. The bathrooms are located underneath the stairs that go up into the balcony. The balcony is big enough to fit about 10 more round tables of 10 and it has a beautiful view of the downstairs. There is also a patio on the main floor. During the winter wedding I attended, the patio was heated and provided a nice space for more room to hang out. The space at this venue is incredible and fits a large amount of people.

White Hall is an incredible venue in the perfect East Nashville location! Wilson and his team were…read moreexceptionally accommodating and truly went above and beyond to ensure our event ran seamlessly. The space itself is expansive and versatile, offering multiple layout options depending on your event needs. We hosted an aerial arts show and fundraiser there, and our guests couldn't stop complimenting the venue. In addition to being beautiful, White Hall offers something many venues simply can't: ample free parking -- which made logistics so much easier for our attendees. We'll absolutely be renting the space again and look forward to hosting another event at White Hall!

My husband and I helped out with a large community event at White Hall and I can't say enough good…read morethings about this venue and the owners!!! Super easy to work with, soooo much free parking. The venue is fresh and new, very well-designed, they thought of everything!! Wilson is very accommodating, very helpful with rentals and other needs. My family has been in the music industry for a long time and we've participated in events at so many venues in Nashville-- this is hands down our new favorite, and we'll be recommending it from now on!!!

My husband and I had our wedding at Houston Station on November 25th. We cannot say enough about…read morethe beauty of the venue and the dedication of the staff! We decided to not use a wedding planner, and Elizabeth and Samantha were top notch helping us plan such a large undertaking. At our first meeting with Elizabeth she had a folder with recommended vendors. We felt the best part about Houston Station is that ALL of the vendors are in the building, they are used to working seamlessly together, and Elizabeth has long standing relationships with them. At our planning meetings, Elizabeth and the vendors were finishing our sentences! That is how much they anticipated our needs. By the end of the wedding, we felt like Elizabeth and the staff were family. Elizabeth is no nonsense, runs a tight ship, and has the biggest heart of gold. She is a HUGE Alabama fan, and my husband is a HUGE Auburn fan. Of course we were married on the Iron Bowl. Elizabeth set up the grooms room with a TV for the game so my husband could watch it until the last minute. Even in the face of Alabama's loss to Auburn, she knew how special it was for my husband, and she graciously played along. Clearly, I can't say enough about the venue and the people. If you're looking for an upscale way to do it yourself, go to Houston Station. It is worth every cent.

If you are looking for an event space for a wedding, party, or other function I would recommend…read morechecking out Houston Station. Located in a converted warehouse Jeff and his business partners have created the ideal location that is tucked away south of downtown. From the outside, Houston Station doesn't appear to be anything at all. Was I surprised when I walked up the stairs! A mix of exposed wood and brick generates a very comfortable feel for this space which accommodates about 250 to 300 people. Forget all of the fussy rules, Jeff who is the facility manager emphasizes the flexibility and versatility of the event space. The space is handicap accessible and when you rent, you get the building for the entire day. A great kitchen and private rooms for preparation enhance the characteristics of the station to make other vendors happy. Also, a fantastic little outdoor terrace would be a fabulous place to chill in warmer weather. The possibilities are seriously endless!

I wish I had taken more photos of the venue. It is smallish in comparison to say The Opry, but…read morehere, every seat is a good seat. They have some rather comfy looking couches in the 2nd floor, and lining the 2nd floor are tables for two. Food and drinks were reasonably priced, they had a food truck outside, and a bunch of outdoor furniture to relax in. Staff was incredibly warm and kind. If they greet you with a smile at the entrance, it just makes the experience that much better. We loved the concert we went to. Sound was on point! If you get a chance, check this place out!

I've been to a few private events here now. There was plenty of parking for the events I went to…read more The entrance is very clear and accessible. When you walk in, there's a large foyer where you can easily host a reception or where people can hang out before going into the main space for the event or show. The main space is very large and there was plenty of space for tables and chairs. They were serving food on the side and no one was cramped. They had some couches in the back which the kids were using. The structure itself is beautiful and i loved the build out and space. I look forward to attending a concert here. I'd like to know what the acoustics are like.

Came here for a Family and R&B event. It has a nice ambiance and comfortable set up. Love that…read morethere are bars on both sides of the venue. My bartender wasn't as knowledgeable on cocktail making but was open to being walk thru how to make specific drinks. The sound projection from the live band and DJ was nice. I would definitely back for more events in the future. Parking can be tricky so I ubered but the space has room for inside and outside moments. The bathroom is also super cute for a good photo moment.

Recently, I helped at the opera center. I had no idea that this building even existed. It is very…read moretucked away, as you have to walk back behind the ballet itself. However, when you get back there, it is such a pretty space with nice people working there. I helped with the Medium and was able to watch it, as well. The opera itself was good. I liked that it wasn't super lengthy and got to the point of the story line. Overall, great space and I would go back.

I attended one an opera at the Noah Liff Opera Center this past Saturday (Turn of the Screw). There…read morewere aspects of attending an opera at this location (rather than at TPAC) that I really enjoyed: plenty of parking (although it's a bit of a walk to get from the parking to the other side of the building where the entrance is; they have valet if you prefer), small and intimate venue, reasonably priced drinks (I bought three cocktails and a glass of wine for less than $40), and well-decorated for the opera we attended (with spooky decorations and backlighting). So why not at least four stars? The room where the opera was performed was not ideal. The chairs are on what reminded me of high school auditorium bleachers (so that each row can have a good view of the stage). But the aisles between rows were very, very narrow, making it very hard to let people by into the center seats. The stairs on either side of the bleachers were also very narrow, and you had to be careful when getting off the last step and beginning your scoot over to your seat. And the seats? So uncomfortable I spent a bit of time trying to figure out just how they could be that uncomfortable. After the opera, my mother in law commented that I must have loved the opera, because I was at the edge of my seat the whole time. I replied that, while I had enjoyed the performance, I was at the edge of my seat because I couldn't sit comfortably back in that chair. (The complaint about the chairs was shared by many people in my 10+ person party.) The venue is intimate, but I think they could do to remove a row or two to make more space between the rows. And some new chairs - ANY - would immensely improve the experience of attending an opera here as well.

Rating this one just for the parking, though I've been to conferences and events in the space…read moreitself which is fine. I just appreciate that the city still has at least 1 downtown adjacent lot they haven't sold out to private companies who gouge the citizens of Nashville and hurt local businesses by forcing customers to pay something like $45 for an hour of parking. While an event, like a Preds game, might spike the price to park here at MCC up to $20, it's typically just $15 to park here for an entire evening or day. You can walk pretty much anywhere in downtown from here if you like. So rather than pay the highway robbery of those other PNC and Metropolis lots (companies who regularly face lawsuits for price gouging and unethical business practices, including a recent Nashville settlement by Metropolis) I always opt for a spot here to walk. Just think, in another world/time/era, this would just be the standard with the city owning lots at reasonable rates and using that money for city improvements rather than private companies charging astronomical fees to line their own pockets.

I needed to be here a couple of days for a conference recently. The location is very central and…read moreclose to the Lower Broadway area, which has become a touristy mess over the years... It's nice that Nashville has more of a touristy attraction to it, but the majority of stuff, places, restaurants, and bars are NOT COUNTRY, they're simply pop to cater to all the silly bridal showers and other parties that come here. That being said, this convention center actually looked great and was laid out nicely with parking close by. It's a decent size, for most medium conferences and conventions.