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Master Venue List Pat Blackwell 248‐496‐4572 [email protected] www.PartyAssurance.com The Red Coat Ladies ? d g e e n d i t i r t s i e Type Venue Address City Zip Contact ## of Guests Website t t u m a r O C e P Banquet ctr 30 North 30 North Saginaw Pontiac 48342 248.335.6803 235 http://celebrate30north.com/ y Banquet ctr Adobe Dearborn 600 Town Center Drive Dearborn 313. 592. 3622 600 http://adobadearborn.com/ Banquet ctr Bakers 2025 S. Milford Road Milford 48381 248.685.3300 20‐450 http://www.bakersofmilford.co m/1/252/index.asp Banquet ctr Birmingham Community 380 South Bates Birmingham 48009 248.644.5832 175 http://www.tchserves.org/event Center s Banquet ctr Chaldean Community 5600 Walnut Lake Road West Bloomfield 48323 248.681.5050 http://www.chaldeanculturalcen Center ter.org/index.html Banquet ctr Colony Club 2310 Park Ave Detroit 48201 313. 463.4215 http://www.colonyclubdetroit.c om/ Banquet ctr Comerica Park 2100 Woodward Avenue Detroit 48201 313.471.2638 50 to 40,000 http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/de t/ballpark/events/index.jsp Banquet ctr Cranbrook 380 Lone Pine Road Bloomfield Hills 48303 248.645.3147 http://housegardens.cranbrook. edu/ Banquet ctr Crofoot 1 South Saginaw Pontiac 248.858.9333 12‐15000 http://www.thecrofoot.com/ban quets/ Banquet ctr Detroit Athletic Club 241 Madison Avenue Detroit 313.442.1069 http://www.thedac.com/siteCon tent.aspx?pageId=C8y87WxoaU‐ QEUQeZli6Jg&menuId=m0Pd223 8CESbPDjzRDRvRg Banquet ctr Detroit Institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Avenue Detroit 48202 313.833.1925 http://www.dia.org/about/renta ls.aspx Banquet ctr Earhart Manor 4090 Geddes Rd Ann Arbor 48105 734.995.7300 45 http://www.cuaa.edu/catering/b uildings.html Banquet ctr Farmington Manor 23666 Orchard Lake Rd Farmington Hills 48336 248. 888.8000 70‐750 http://www.farmingtonhillsman or.net/ Banquet ctr Filmore 2115 Woodward Avenue Detroit 48201 313.961.5141 http://thefillmoredetroit.com/pr omo/Fillmore‐Detroit‐ Weddings/208 Banquet ctr Flat 151 151 W. Congress Ste 600 Detroit 48226 313.309.2434 http://www.flat151.com/index.h y tm Banquet ctr Ford Field 2000 Brush St Detroit 48226 313.262.2000 50‐400 http://www.detroitlions.com/for d‐field/event‐booking.html Banquet ctr Fox Theatre 2211 Woodward Ave Detroit 313.471.3333 50‐500 http://www.olympiaentertainme nt.com/default.asp?olympia=13 Banquet ctr Gem Theatre 333 Madison Avenue Detroit 48226 313.463.4215 http://www.gemtheatre.com/ Banquet ctr Great Lakes Culinary 24101 West 9 Mile Southfield 48033 248.286.3100 150 http://www.glculinarycenter.co m/host‐an‐event/ Banquet ctr Guardian Building 500 Griswold St Detroit 48226 313.963.4567 200 http://guardianbuilding.com/b2 y b.asp Banquet ctr Heather's Club 900 Upper Scotsborough Way Bloomfield Hills 48304 248.334.9770 200 http://www.heathersclub.com/i ndex.php/banquets Banquet ctr Henry Ford Museum 20900 Oakwood Boulevard Dearborn 48124 313.982.6001 500 http://www.thehenryford.org/pr ivateevents/weddings/weddings. aspx Banquet ctr Inn at St. Johns 44045 Five Mile Road Plymouth 48170 734‐414‐0600 300 http://www.stjohnsgolfconferen ce.com/meetings‐detroit/ Banquet ctr Iroquois Club 43248 N. Woodward Avenue Bloomfield Hills 48342 248.451.9653 15‐200 http://www.theiroquoisclub.co m/ Banquet ctr Italian American Club 39200 West Five Mile Rd Livonia 48154 734.953.9724 450 http://www.iabc‐ livonia.com/#!events/cee5 Banquet ctr Jewish Community Center 6600 W. Maple Rd West Bloomfield 48322 248.661.1000 http://www.jccdet.org/private‐ events/west‐bloomfield Banquet ctr Local Events 344 W. 9 Mile Road Ferndale 248.291.5650 10‐220 http://localkitchenandbar.com/ Banquet ctr Lovett Hall 20900 Oakwood Boulevard Dearborn 48124 313.982.6001 350 http://www.thehenryford.org/pr ivateevents/venues_lovetthall.as px Banquet ctr Madison Building Rooftop 1555 Broadway Street Detroit 48226 888.300.9833 5‐500 http://www.eventsatmadison.co m/ Banquet ctr Majestic Theatre 4140 Woodward Avenue Detroit 313.833.9700 http://majesticdetroit.com/maje stic‐detroit‐catering/ Banquet ctr Max Fischer Building 3711 Woodward Avenue Detroit 48226 313.576.5050 350 http://www.dso.org/page.aspx? page_id=87 Banquet ctr Meadowbrook 480 South Adams Road Rochester Rochester 48309 248. 364.6200 250 http://www.meadowbrookhall.o rg/plan/weddings/aboutourservi ces Banquet ctr Michigan League 911 N University Ave Ann Arbor 48109 734.764.8837 http://uunions.umich.edu/leagu e/meeting/ Banquet ctr Palazzo Grande 54660 Van Dyke Avenue Shelby Township 48316 586.731.2100 340 http://www.thepalazzogrande.c om/ Banquet ctr Peking House 215 South Washington Royal Oak 248.545.2700 200 http://www.pekinghousemi.com / Banquet ctr Penna's 38400 Van Dyke Sterling Heights 586.978.3880 30‐520 http://www.pennasbanquets.co m/ Banquet ctr Petruzzello’s 6950 Rochester Road Troy 48085 248.879.1000 70‐700 http://www.petruzzellos.com/ Banquet ctr Pine Knob Mansion 5580 Waldon Rd Clarkston 48348 248.625.0700 150 http://pineknobmansion.com/w and Carriage House edding/index.html Banquet ctr Rattlesnake Club 300 River Place Dr Detroit 48207 313. 567.4400 300 http://rattlesnakedetroit.com/pr ivate‐dining/weddings/ Banquet ctr Reserve 325 South Eton Birmingham 248.647.1290 300 http://thereservebirmingham.co m/ Banquet ctr Roostertail 100 Marquette Drive Detroit 313.822.1234 500 http://roostertail.com/ Banquet ctr Skyline Club 2000 Town Center #2800 Southfield 48075 248. 350.9898 http://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs /Skyline‐Club‐Southfield Banquet ctr Southfield Manor 25228 W. 12 Mile Rd Southfield 48034 248.353.1133 http://www.regencymanorbc.co Regency Manor m/ Banquet ctr Suburban Collection 46100 Grand River Avenue Novi 248.348.5600 1, 000 http://diamondbanquetcenter.c (Rock Financial) om/ Banquet ctr The Dearborn Inn 20301 Oakwood Blvd Dearborn 48124 313.271.2700 8‐580 http://www.marriott.com/hotels /event‐planning/wedding‐ planning/dtwdi‐the‐dearborn‐ inn‐a‐marriott‐hotel/ Banquet ctr The MET 5500 Crooks Road Troy 248.879.2100 http://www.mettroy.com/faciliti es.html Banquet ctr University Club of 3435 Forest Road Lansing 48910 517.353.5112 http://www.universityclubofmsu Michigan State .org/Default.aspx?p=DynamicMo Banquet ctr Villa Penna 43985 Hayes Road Sterling Heights 586.566.9900 20‐520 http://www.villapenna.com/facil ities/ Banquet ctr Wellers 555 W Michigan Ave Saline 48176 734.429.2115 232 http://www.wellersweddings.co m/ Bar Amnesia 2901 Grand River Avenue Detroit 866.782.9622 http://www.motorcitycasino.co Motor City Casino m/meetings.aspx?Page=Venues Bar Boogie Fever 22901 Woodward Avenue Ferndale 48220 248.541.1600 http://boogiefevercafe.com/ y Bar Clutch Cargo 65 East Huron Pontiac 248.333.0649 http://www.clutchcargos.com/ y Bar Crofoot 1 South Saginaw Pontiac 248.858.9333 12‐15000 http://www.thecrofoot.com/ban quets/ Bar Dirty Martini 42705 Grand River Ave Novi 48375 248.348.3838 150 http://www.andiamonovitheatre Andiamos Novi .com/ Bar M‐Bargo 44325 W 12 Mile Road Novi 48337 248.374.3720 http://www.bowlluckystrike.com Lucky Strike /parties‐events/social‐events/ Country Club Barton Hills Country Club 730 Country Club Road Ann Arbor 734.663.2335 5‐325 http://www.bartonhillscc.com/D efault.aspx?p=DynamicModule& pageid=353846&ssid=259885&v nf=1 Country Club Barton Hills Country Club 730 Country Club Ann Arbor 734.663.8511 325 http://www.bartonhillscc.com/ Country Club Baypointe Country Club 4001 Haggerty Road West Bloomfield 48323 248.360.0600 50‐400 http://www.oakmanagement.co m/BayPointeGolfClub.aspx Country Club Beacon Hills Golf Club 6011 Majestic Oaks Drive Commerce Township 48382 248.684.2200 250 http://www.beaconhillgolf.com/ cat/Banquets+amp+Weddings‐ 7.html Country Club Cherry Creek Golf Club 52000 Cherry Creek Dr Shelby Township 48316 586‐254.6001 320 http://www.cherrycreekgolf.com /rooms.asp.html Country Club Dunham Hills Country Club 13561 Dunham Road Hartland 48353 248.887.9170 25‐300 http://www.dunhamhills.com/b anquet.html Country Club Edgewood Country Club 8399 Commerce Road Commerce 48382 248‐363‐7112 http://www.edgewoodcountrycl ub.org/club/scripts/library/view Country Club Forest Lake Country Club 1401 Club Drive Bloomfield Hills 48302 248.332.8300 50‐270 http://www.flcc.us/club/scripts/l ibrary/view_document.asp?NS= Country Club Franklin Hills Country Club 31675 Inkster Road Franklin 48025 248.851.2200 http://www.franklinhills.com/Cl& ub/Scripts/Home/home.asp Country Club Glen Oaks Country Club 30500 13 Mile Road Farmington Hills 48334 248.626.2600 http://www.oakmanagement.co m/GlenOaks.aspx Country Club Knollwood 5050 West Maple Road West Bloomfield 48322 248. 855.1800 15‐400 https://www.memberstatement Country Club s.com/tour/tours.cfm?tourid=74 407 Country Club Lyon Oaks Country Club 52251 Pontiac Trail Wixom 48393 248.437.9200 450 http://oakmanagement.com/Lyo nOaks.aspx Country Club Orchard Lake 5000 W Shore Drive Orchard Lake 48324 248.682.0100 http://www.orchardlakecountry Country Club club.com/Default.aspx?p=Dyna micModule&pageid=375854&ssi d=291341&vnf=1 Country Club Pine Lake 3300 Pine Lake Rd West Bloomfield 48324 248.682.1300 http://pinelakecc.com/index.cfm Country Club Country Club Plum Hollow 21631 Lahser Road Southfield 48033 248.357.5353 300 http://www.plumhollowcc.com/ Country Club Special‐Events/Weddings.aspx Country Club Sycamore Hills 48787 North Avenue Macomb 48042 586.598.9500 350 http://www.sycamorehills.com/ Golf Club Weddings___Events.html Country Club Tam O’Shanter 5051 Orchard Lake Road West Bloomfield 48323 248. 855.1900 http://www.tamoshantercc.org/ Country Club club/scripts/section/section.asp? GRP=15446&NS=PW Country Club The Wyndgate 1975 West Gunn Road Rochester Hills 48306 248.652.4283 220 http://www.thewyndgate.com/ Golf Club wyndgate/evtserv.html Country Club Twin Lakes 455 Twin Lakes Drive Oakland Township 48363 248.601.4175 http://www.mytwinlakesgc.com Golf Club /event‐planning/weddings Country Club Wabeek 4000 Clubgate Drive Bloomfield Hills 48302 248.855.0700 380 http://www.wabeekcc.org/Defa Country Club ult.aspx?p=DynamicModule&pag eid=243622&ssid=99079&vnf=1 Hotel Atheneum Hotel 1000 Brush Avenue Detroit 48226 800.772.2323 500 http://www.atheneumsuites.co m/facility.aspx Hotel Book Cadillac Hotel 1114 Washington Blvd Detroit 48226 313.442.1600 520 http://www.bookcadillacwestin.
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