Tuckerman Hall is a stunning wedding venue located in Worcester, Massachusetts. This setting combines timeless elegance, exquisite details, legendary acoustics, and Gilded Age beauty, making for a fantastic location. Tuckerman Hall only handles one event per weekend so they can devote all of their attention to your wedding day.

Facilities and Capacity
Tuckerman Hall can accommodate up to 200 guests. This venue includes a breathtaking main ballroom with a 40' ceiling, an exquisite additional hall for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, a number of period breakout rooms, and an incomparable bridal suite with multiple amenities, including a small kitchen, a full restroom with shower, multiple full-length mirrors, ample electrical plugs, and plenty of space to get ready.

Services Offered
Tuckerman Hall offers the following services and equipment:

• Event planning
• Lighting/sound
• Wedding ceremonies including rehearsal
• Tables
• Chairs

History
This venue was built in 1902 as the former Worcester Woman's Club. Fully restored, it is on the National Register of Historic Places, and was designed by Josephine Wright Chapman, one of America's first female architects. Since its inception, Tuckerman Hall has held many cultural, educational, and philanthropic events, and is considered one of the finest small assembly spaces in America.

Location
Tuckerman Hall is located in the Salisbury Cultural District, adjacent to the Worcester Art Museum, in Worcester, Massachusetts. This venue services the Boston area.