• In 2024, Parents.com ranked MCM as the 11th best children’s museum in the U.S.  In 2024, the Association of Children’s Museum’s hosted their InterActivity in Conference in Madison to showcase the recent renovations to their peers.
• A space that breathes love, creativity, and fun.
• Rentals range between $4,250-$10,400. Nonprofits receive a 30% Discount.

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• A performing arts center and art gallery hosts various events from concerts to Off-Broadway Productions.
• 75 foot glass curtain walls in the Overture Hall Lobby provides views of the State Capitol

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• A live performance and musical theater built in the 1920s as a movie palace has been a centerpiece of the community.
• Historic landmark has its original features thoughtfully preserved, offering a French-Renaissance-inspired aesthetic.

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• A three-story, former bank building, which includes a 1920 bank vault and French doors opening up to stunning capitol views.
• Known for its wood-fire and Detroit-style, black steel pan pizzas.
• A full restaurant buyout can accommodate a 350 person reception.

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• The temple was first designed in 1915, re-designed in 1922 after World War I.  It was built between 1923-1925.  It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
• There are several rentable spaces with a Grand Foyer, large theater, and art deco style decor throughout.

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• A comedy club with a lounge vibe
• A unique space offers a fun atmosphere and a intimate experience
• Due to regularly weekly shows, Wed/Thurs/Fri/Sat night events are not available for private events.

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• A historic venue featuring national live music & stand-up comedy acts plus DJs & movie nights.
• The Majestic Theatre had its grand opening as a vaudeville house on December 15, 1906 and is currently Madison’s oldest operating theatre.  After a brief incarnation as a dance club, The Majestic returned to its history of show business roots.

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• An independent, non-profit art museum dedicated to exhibiting, collecting, and preserving modern and contemporary art.
• World Class art and stunning architecture.
• Rental varies from $1,250 to $2,250 with non profit discounts available.

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• Farm-to-fork Italian restaurant with housemade pastas & wood-fired pizzas.
• built in 1908 and still features the original stained glass, brick, and mosaic tiles, providing for a beautiful and unique atmosphere.
• A full buyout can accommodate 130 for seated dinner or 150 for a reception.

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• Created by Wisconsin natives for Wisconsin diners, RARE features USDA Prime steaks aged in-house.
• Brings the nostalgia and romance of the classic steakhouse to life.
• A full buyout can accommodate 200 banquet capacity.

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• Vibrant late-night saloon features a full bar, classic BBQ meals & live country music every Friday.
• The Best Country and Rock Music Party in Madison.

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• A venue for emerging artists, established cultural icons, and community events built to honor Sylvia Frank who helped bring thousands of live events to Madison and shaped our music and performance heritage.

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• Constructed in 1926 as a baseball stadium, the multi-purpose stadium is home to the oldest extant masonry grandstand in Wisconsin.
• From soccer and ultimate frisbee to private events, festivals and concerts, the possibilities are nearly endless for groups that want to take their events outside.

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• A turn-of-the-century feed mill now housing a diverse array of food producers.  Garver is a foodie and wellness destination for locals and out-of-towners alike,
• A renovated Feed Mill honors and preserves Madison's rich agricultural and industrial history.

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• A nearly 100 year old icon located on the south shore of Lake Mendota on the campus of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, 
• One of the most beloved destinations on UW-Madison's campus, it’s a place to socialize, relax, study and be nourished.

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• An award-winning, sustainably-designed building on the UW-Madison campus.
• home to twin research institutes, the private Morgridge Institute for Research and the public Wisconsin Institute for Discovery. 

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• The “Duck Pond” is home to the Madison Mallards Baseball Club. The field was built in 1982 and has a rich baseball history.
• From group game outings to private events, there is flexibility to host events of any size.

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• Delta Beer Lab is a working brewery with adjacent taproom.
• Private tours and tastings are available along with darts and shuffleboard.

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• A 1925 Madison-original Trachte brothers building transformed into a stunningly unique event venue with 9,000 square feet of open floor plan, 23’ ceilings, and a 1,000 square foot 4-season solarium.
• The 2021 renovation was named Adaptive Reuse project of the year by the Madison Trust for Historic Preservation.

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• 1901 historic Headquarters building offers its sophisticated and elegant spaces for the community to provide historical, educational, and social events that support the values of the Historical Society and benefit the Madison community.

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• A 16-acre outdoor botanical garden and 10,000-square-foot conservatory founded in 1952.
• Olbrich has three rooms inside the botanical center that are available for rental year-round, each of which overlooks the stunning scenery of the Outdoor Gardens. The Bolz Conservatory is also available as an add-on for evening rentals.

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