The Hermitage Church was constructed in 1823 by Andrew Jackson as a gift to his wife, Rachel, and the surrounding community. For generations, the Hermitage Church has been a highly sought venue for couples who seek an intimate and historic site to share their vows with family and friends. The simple brick structure affords a perfect backdrop for wedding parties and decorations to shine. As your guests enter the church, it’s almost a given that the hushed stillness of the quaint building will set the tone for any ceremony, no matter the size.

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Theater
Capacity: 140 People

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Lush. Exquisite. Gorgeous. When guests enter The Hermitage, they are transported back in time to an estate that is one of the most historic and largest preserved sites in the nation. Take a moment and try to think of any other place so full of history that provides such breathtaking views. Holding your event amidst the grounds of these 1,120 protected acres provides guests of any age a memorable, one-of-a-kind experience.

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Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 250 People

Theater
Capacity: 300 People

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Beyond the garden, the grounds afford a number of exquisite sites for tented or open-air events with the Hermitage mansion, historic log buildings, gardens, fences and ancient trees as the backdrop. Whatever your vision, our staff is ready and willing to assist with your event plans.

The Cabin-by-the-Spring was built to cater to the history buff, the sophisticated party-goer and everyone in between. It truly is one of the most unique event venues in Middle Tennessee. The cabin marries rustic ambiance with an elegant twist. It includes three generous rooms, each equipped with an impressive stone fireplace and large doorways that open on to a covered, brick-floored terrace. The cabin’s terrace overlooks a wooded glen with the Jackson family’s original stone Spring House.

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Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 150 People

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Noted as one of Tennessee’s most elegant Greek revival-style mansions, Tulip Grove affords an exquisite setting for any event, casual to formal. Constructed in 1836 as the home for Andrew Jackson Donelson (Rachel Jackson’s nephew and President Jackson’s private secretary) and his wife, Emily, the mansion features exquisite architecture both inside and out. Beyond Tulip Grove mansion, guests can stroll down the boxwood path and on to the grounds. To the right of the mansion is ample parking, while to the left is an expansive lawn that is perfect for large tented events and outdoor activities.

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Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 100 People

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