Here’s what it costs
Most halls in the county make you call for a number. We’d rather you know before you drive out. These are starting points; the sample packages below show where a real event lands.
The bar is ours to run
The barns out in the county make you truck in your own alcohol and find someone to pour it. We hold the license and staff the bar — you pick how it’s paid for. Bartenders, ice, glassware, and liability are ours.
A flat per-guest, per-hour rate. Guests drink free; you know the ceiling before the night starts. Two tiers:
We run a tab against a set minimum. You cover actual drinks up to the number you choose; if the room drinks past it, you settle the difference at the end.
No bar cost to you. Our bartenders sell to guests directly, per drink. Common for reunions, banquets, and daytime events.
Per-guest and per-drink rates confirmed at booking with your headcount. You can mix models — hosted beer & wine, cash for spirits.
Three sample nights
Rooms, not quotes — but close to what these events actually book. Bar is separate and priced by the model you pick above.
- Full floor, 10am–midnight
- Tables, chairs, linens
- Setup, teardown, attendant
- Staffed bar (drinks separate)
- Catering & food
- Bar tab
- Event insurance
- Half day, up to 5 hours
- Tables, chairs, linens
- Setup, teardown, attendant
- Coffee service, projection
- Catering & food
- Bar, if any
- Event insurance
- Hourly, 4 × $150
- Tables, chairs, linens
- Projection, sound, wifi
- Event attendant
- Catered lunch
- Bar, if any
- Event insurance
What moves it
Three things set your number.
Guest count decides how much room and how many linens. Bar service is the biggest swing — a hosted full bar for 200 costs more than the room itself, while a cash bar costs you nothing. And the day of the week: a Saturday in June is our busiest slot, a Tuesday in February our quietest, and the price follows. Tell us those three and we’ll give you a real number, not a range.
The terms
Plainly, so nothing surprises you later.
Tell us the date, the headcount, and the bar. We’ll send a real number.