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The Garden Club of Jacksonville

Founded in 1922 by Ninah May Holden Cummer (Mrs. Arthur G. Cummer) in historic Riverside, the club’s main meeting place is located at the corner of Riverside Avenue and Post Street.  The easily recognizable columned building overlooks the St. Johns River.  It is centrally located and provides private parking, The large Ballroom and smaller Club Room are the locations for many gatherings and special events.  They also provide meeting places for member groups and various associated societies.

The Ribault Club of Ft, George Island

was established in 1928 as a playground for the affluent, The 16,000 square foot clubhouse was designed in an International Mix / Island Plantation style by the famous society architect, Maurice Fatio. The interior of the building has many neoclassical features including fluted pilasters, classic arches and entablatures above beautifully paneled doors. Most rooms contain wainscoting, chair rails and picture rails, as well as the original Terrazzo floors. Ceilings are generally 12 feet high, and there is almost 6000 square feet of meeting and event space. This space overlooks the Fort George River and Talbot Islands through 36 sets of French doors, 24 of which have fanlights above. The event space is laid out in a U-shape and with two extensions with and a connecting verandah. The space can be rented in small, intimate rooms or in its entirety as one contiguous space. Fort George Island is 30 minutes by car from both Jacksonville Airport and Amelia Island, Florida.

Queen's Harbour Yacht and Country Club

Dolphin Plaza provides an airy, beachfront facility available for banquets or meetings with an incredible view of northeast Florida sand dunes and surf. The air-conditioned building is nearly 2,000 square feet and contains a refrigerator, microwave, sink, outdoor grill and restrooms.

St.Francis Barracks - St. Augustine, Florida

When the Spanish first colonized Florida, they brought Jesuit priests along to minister to the needs of the settlers and to convert the local Indians. By the 1570s, the Jesuits were replaced by the priests of the Order of St. Francis. In 1588, they were assigned an area at the southern end of the small city of St. Augustine for their convent monastery and church, Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion. This land, the present site of the Barracks, remained in religious use until the British arrived in 1764.

Marineland Dolphin Conservation Center  Marine-land, Florida

offers a spectacular oceanfront setting and the opportunity to serve cocktails around the deck area of our dolphin habitat, while the resident animals delight guests with their presence.  Our outdoor event area with protection from the elements is large enough to seat up to 400 guests, offers plenty of space for live music, and is the perfect venue for a party your guests will never forget.