Reborn of an industrial past, Brick South's rough hewn wood and steel beams, warm brick walls and gleaming concrete floors provide a beautiful texture on which to build your unique event. From weddings to trade shows to corporate galas and photo shoots, if you crave lots of room to bring your vision to life and you love a raw, industrial aesthetic, let's remake the history of this space together.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Reception
Capacity: 2000 People

Amenities

Features

The Depot structure was relocated from Union Station to Thompson’s Point when the station was torn down in the early 1960’s. It has since been improved with added structural reinforcement, a new roof, new floor, electricity, and new paint. Dubbed the “Depot Pavilion”, the structure is approximately 1/3 of the original size when it was located at Union Station and stands at 14,000 SF. The Pavilion serves as the gateway to a premiere outdoor waterfront event area encompassing nearly 3.3 acres in size with the mouth of the Fore River on 3 of the 4 sides. Eventually, the Depot Pavilion will have improvements including informational environmental signage, access to water, a seasonal dock, Portland trails pocket park, permanent concessions and bar building, expanded grass area, paved parking and more.

Halo At The Point is a 6,800 square foot open concept event venue located in the Brick North building of Thompson’s Point in Portland Maine. This space bridges the rugged beauty of its exposed brick and classic 1800’s industrial architecture with modern audio and lighting amenities.

We are excited to be part of artist Sam van Aken’s groundbreaking project. Part art, part agricultural preservation, The Tree of 40 Fruit grows over 40 different types of stone fruit including peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, cherries, and almonds. Sculpted through the process of grafting, the trees blossom in variegated tones of pink, crimson, and white in spring— in summer they bear a multitude of fruit. Primarily composed of native and antique stone fruit varieties, the trees are a form of conservation, preserving heirloom stone fruit varieties that are not commercially produced or available. Ours is the only Tree of 40 Fruit grove in the World and invite you to come experience this unique agricultural feat.