The Olmsted - Louisville, KY
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Address: 3701 Frankfort Avenue - Louisville, Kentucky 40206
The Olmsted, located on an 81 acre site which is the campus of the Masonic Homes of Kentucky at 3701 Frankfort Avenue in southeast Louisville, Kentucky. In-house catering and event management is provided by Masterson's Catering.
When renting The Olmsted for an event, your event rental includes usage of the entire facility should you so desire. Your group will not share event space or common areas with another function unless given permission by you. Approximately 5 acres of flat landscaped grounds are available immediately outside the East Wing should you desire outdoor reception, ceremony, or presentation space. An additional 10 acres immediately in front of the facility may be rented if available.
The Olmsted is available for wedding ceremonies prior to the reception. A fee of $700.00 will be assessed for ceremonies, inside or outside and includes rehearsal time.
Price range: All Friday evening events have a minimum food and beverage requirement of $7,000.00. Saturday events ending by 3pm have a minimum food and beverage requirement of $5,000.00. Saturday events ending after 3pm have a minimum food and beverage requirement of $8,500.00. Sunday events have a minimum food and beverage requirement of $3,000.00.
Restrictions: Food and beverage may not be brought onto the premises unless given permission by your event coordinator. An exception to this rule would be a wedding cake. All alcoholic beverages must be purchased through Masterson�_Ts Catering. Masterson�_Ts Catering will not be held liable for any actions of its guests and invitees on or off premise if any alcoholic beverages are served at your function by anyone other than employees of Masterson�_Ts Catering. For liability reasons, leftover food must remain the property of Mas
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