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Event spaces in Richmond, VA

Looking for a event space in Richmond? Here are the 2 on record in Richmond, VA.

All 2 publish a capacity figure on their own pages. The largest publishes seating for 290 (John Marshall Ballrooms).

All 2 have published something about food and drink that I've read, such as catering rules, a kitchen or a bar.

1 of these was filed as a event space from the name alone, so check the building suits your event.

I don’t rank these venues, and I don’t check dates or prices. Capacity figures are each venue’s own, so confirm what matters in writing. To test a venue against your guest count, use the planner.

Event spaces (2)

  • Event space

    Copper Hall RVA

    1129 Hull St, Richmond, VA 23224, USA

    A headline capacity of 125 (the venue's own figure)

    Read from the venue: capacity, food and drink, parking and arrival, music and end time, price, setup and facilities.

  • Event space

    John Marshall Ballrooms

    101 N 5th St, Richmond, VA 23219, USA

    Seats up to 290 · a headline capacity of 650 (the venue's own figures)

    Read from the venue: capacity, food and drink, parking and arrival, price, setup and facilities.

Questions about event spaces in Richmond

How many event spaces in Richmond publish their capacity?
All 2 event spaces listed here publish a capacity figure on their own pages. Each is the venue's own figure, not a drawn layout, so ask for a floor plan at your guest count.
What is the largest seated capacity a event space in Richmond publishes?
John Marshall Ballrooms publishes seating for 290. That is the venue's own figure. Whether a particular room holds that many for your layout is a question for the venue.
Do event spaces in Richmond say anything about catering?
All 2 event spaces listed here have published something about food and drink that I've read. Still ask whether catering is in-house only and whether you can bring your own.
What should I ask a event space in Richmond before booking?
Across the 2 event spaces listed here, the questions these records most often leave open are: accessible restroom on the event level (open on 2), amplified-sound cutoff and curfew (open on 2) and catering exclusivity and kitchen provision (open on 2). Ask for those answers in writing before you pay a deposit.