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The premier Minneapolis event center
Conveniently located just minutes north of downtown Minneapolis, the beautifully
restored historic Earle Brown Heritage Center is one of the Midwest’s premier
conference and With over 40,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, the Earle Brown Heritage Center can accommodate groups from 20 to 1000. Our Minneapolis event center offers complete on-site catering services, state-of-the-art audio/visual capabilities, free wireless internet access, easy and convenient freeway access and acres of free parking. With 18 meeting/event rooms to choose from, you are sure to find one that perfectly suits your needs. And because we host over 100 wedding receptions a year, we know the details that go into making a wedding event truly special. Our Minneapolis event center is also the perfect place for seasonal outdoor
events. Our staff has over 200 years of event planning and banquet operations experience. Whether you’re a seasoned planning professional or a novice, you will appreciate the knowledge and expertise the Earle Brown Heritage Center staff will bring to the planning of your next event. See upcoming events and listen to what our clients say about their experience here. To see how we compare with any other Minneapolis event center or venue you're considering, get an estimate right now. Simply fill out our no-obligation Request For Proposal.
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Updates
Updates and Industry Insights from the Earle Brown Heritage Center
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Click here to read the latest Earle Brown Heritage Center Newsletter. Click here to request to receive news and updates from the Earle Brown Heritage Center. ![]() ![]() ![]() For yet another year, the Earle Brown Heritage Center made the 2011 Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s Top 25 Banquet and Meeting Facilities list. Celebrating 20 years of conferences and events, the beautifully restored historic site boasts unique buildings, breathtaking landscape, and a dedicated staff with event planning and banquet operations experience. Click here to view the story of the Earle Brown Heritage Center. |