A Secluded Seaside Cabin This is a secluded seaside retreat with amazing views of Mount Hope Bridge and Bay. There is an original Adirondack style-cabin nestled in a red cedar grove recently upgraded that is used for cocktails. The lighted Mount Hope Bridge at night offers breathtaking, priceless views. Adjacent to the cabin is a grassy field perfect for your ceremony or tent. A Historic Polished Barn Our historic, polished barn venue is surrounded by a classic farm setting. Perfect for a smaller wedding, cocktail party, rehearsal dinner, or corporate meeting. Tall ceilings, polished floors, and beautiful gardens complement this setting. Russell Morin Catering & Events Our vast and diverse knowledge of the hospitality industry allows Russell Morin Catering & Events to understand what makes a venue appealing to our customers. Since taking over sales management at Mount Hope Farm, we have helped countless clients utilize the beauty and value this unique location has to offer.
Function hours are for a five-hour period decided by the needs of your event. Events must end by 11 pm on a Friday or Saturday. For events Sunday through Thursday, events must end by 10:30 pm. The vendors are allowed access to the facility three hours prior to the start of the event. Clients are able to access their specific rental site one hour prior to the start of their event. The lessee will pay 50% of the base rental fee at the contract signing to book the day. There is also a $250 host fee to cover security and parking staff, and a $500 security deposit required. The security deposit will be returned within thirty days if there has been no damage. We highly recommend mosquito treatment for Cove Cabin at a cost of $250.Rental rates range from $2,000 – $4,000 for the Barn depending on the day and month.Rental rates range from $4,500 – $5,000 for Cove Cabin depending on the day.Corporate meeting rates are incurred on an hourly basis.There is an additional fee of $500 for an onsite ceremony, this will add 30 minutes to your rental time.
Liquor service must terminate 30 minutes prior to the end of your contracted rental time, or at a maximum of 5 hours, whichever occurs first. Tents, tables, and chairs need to be rented from an approved vendor. The Barn has a limited numbers and styles of tables and chairs available for rent at a discounted price. Governor Bradford House at Mount Hope Farm, 250 Metacom Avenue, Bristol, RI 02809 401-254-1745Bristol Harbor Inn, 259 Thames St., Bristol, RI, 02809 401-254-1444Williams Grant Inn, 154 High St., Bristol, RI, 02809 866-925-7881Bay Point Inn & Conference Center, 144 Anthony Road, Portsmouth, RI, 401-683-3600 (available May thru August)Are you planning a wedding, reception, office party, or business meeting? The Aldrich House is an ideal location for an unforgettable event. We are located on the beautiful and historic East Side of Providence. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Aldrich House was presented to the Rhode Island Historical Society in 1974 by the heirs of Winthrop W. Aldrich, a former Ambassador to Great Britain.
A reception area serves as the foyer entrance to the cozy 800-square-foot ballroom, and our four French doors open to large and beautifully landscaped grounds. Discounted rates are available to Rhode Island Historical Society Members. Outside rentals and wedding photography considered. You can find a portfolio of Aldrich House photos, as well as venue reviews at Wedding Wire and The Knot. View an Aldrich House wedding featured at Borrowed and Blue. Wedding receptions*, cocktail parties, rehearsal dinners, holiday parties, etc.: *Add $375 if wedding ceremony is included with reception. A discount is given to members with a $120 membership or with a new one-year $120 membership. Sunday events: Add $200 to cost. Time and a half is paid to security on Sundays. 401-383-3631 (Providence) or 401-619-4646 (Newport) For all your event planning needs, including equipment rental, catering, flowers, etc. The Rhode Island Historical Society offers facility rental for events at the Museum of Work & Culture, 42 South Main St., Woonsocket.
The Museum is an ideal venue for meetings receptions, birthday parties, showers, and class or family reunions. The recreated ITU Hall includes a stage & projector for concerts or presentations and is able to accommodate 50-75 guests for a sit down dinner or 200 for a cocktail hour. Tables & chairs are included. , for more information. Rentals of the exterior are considered. Please inquire with Renata Luongo at 331-8575 x149. Professional photography on the John Brown House Museum grounds must be authorized and scheduled.Rhode Island beaches range from sandy swaths to sheltered coves & lakes Rhode Island > State > On the Water > Beaches The beaches of Rhode Island offer a variety of vast, sandy expanses, sheltered coves, and great surfing. State beaches have parking and pavilions with showers, bathrooms, food, and rentals, making them great places to visit on your next summer vacation. Inland areas have lakes and ponds with fresh water beaches. Beaches may be managed by the state or by towns.
Parking fees for state-operated beaches only were reduced at the start of the summer of 2016. As of July 1, 2016, resident parking passes cost $6 for weekdays, $7 for weekends and holidays and $30 for the season. Nonresident passes are $12 for weekdays, $14 for weekends and holidays and $60 for the season. Cash or credit cards only are accepted. Season passes can be obtained at the entrance booths of state beaches during operating hours, May to Labor Day. Residency for the purpose of buying a pass is based on vehicle registration. More information: 401-222-2632 or visit season beach passes. Click Here for Rhode Island Tide Charts and Tide Tables South Kingstown Town Beach at Matunuck South Kingstown, RI, 02879 Off Corn Neck Road near Dodge and Water streets New Shoreham (Block Island), RI East Matunuck State Beach South Kingstown, RI, 02881 Goddard Memorial State Park Bayside park for walking, picnics, games, swimming, horseback riding
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