Ever After Farms Peach is a gorgeous white barn wedding and event venue nestled among breathtaking rows of peach trees, the perfect backdrop for romantic weddings, baby showers, engagement parties, intimate dinners, anniversaries, birthday gatherings, and more. Couples and guests love our affordable all-inclusive pricing, customizable décor, and stress-free experience. Our modern venue accommodates up to 80 guests with an air-conditioned reception space, outdoor cocktail area, private getting ready rooms, and unique photo ops with our antique 1923 Ford Model T and charming rowboat. From exchanging vows under our white pergola to celebrating under the stars, every moment at Ever After Farms Peach is magical. Schedule a tour today and see why we’re one of Florida’s most loved venues for any occasion.
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Riverside Theatre is a non-profit, professional theatre affiliated with Actor's Equity Association, The League of Resident Theatres, Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, and United Scenic Artists. Riverside Children's Theatre, the educational arm of Riverside, offers classes, camps, and training opportunities in the areas of theatre, dance, music, and video for all ages on a year round basis.
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Nestled in St. Cloud, Florida, Cespedes Ranch is a serene, sanctuary crafted for unforgettable weddings and events. Surrounded by lush natural beauty, our crown jewel is a majestic, moss-draped oak tree--providing a breathtaking, peaceful canopy for saying "I do." Combining natural splendor with modern comfort, we offer both a picturesque outdoor setting and a climate-controlled indoor space. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a romantic celebration under the stars, Cespedes Ranch delivers timeless charm, complete privacy, and effortless peace.
The Courtroom is a 2,400 square foot banquet hall located on the 2nd floor of the Courthouse Executive Center. It may be used for a variety of functions, such as wedding and receptions, lectures, seminars, business meetings, fundraisers and parties.
