Receptions in Lemont Hall
Historically Elegant Gatherings
The Lemont Hall is truly a historic Maine wedding venue.
Come celebrate with us!
Bask in 150+ years of history, soul and joy in the newly renovated Lemont Hall. Original pressed tin ceiling, converted oil-lamp lighting fixtures, 1909 Grand Piano, ornate dental detail work and oak floors give this second-story Hall the warmth to welcome your guests, for whatever the occasion. The new renovation added all the modern amenities of keyless access, oversized elevator, advanced heating / cooling systems, curated common spaces, stylized restrooms and convenient kitchenette. Not to mentioned the luxurious 1bedroom bridal suite available as an optional add-on to your reservation, per availability.
The Lemont Hall proudly Features:
Capacity for 150 Persons Seated
Elevator for guests and load-ins
New HVAC cooling and heating systems
Bose PA System with two mics
HD Projector for Slideshows or Videos
Original Baby-Grand Piano - tuned and ready to play
LED uplighting and accent lights
Catering available through our restaurant downstairs, Maine Street Bistro
Combining with our
Coastal Ceremony partner location
Lemont Hall + Johnson Field Preserve
Enjoy the option of combining the Lemont Hall with the Johnson Field Preserve located about 20 minutes away at Mackerel Cove on the beautiful and historic Bailey Island. The preserve is an excellent way to enjoy the idyllic coast of Maine for your ceremony and then return to Brunswick for your reception, dinner and easy guest accommodations.
We can help you arrange your wedding weekend that includes both the preserve and Lemont Hall. Please contact us below to inquire about availability and pricing.
“Our wedding reception at Lemont Hall was a perfect evening from start to finish. The staff at Lemont helped us secure a waterfront location at Johnson Field for the ceremony and when we arrived at Lemont for the reception, it was everything we hoped for. The Hall has historic charm with huge windows that let in natural light plus all the modern amenities.”
