The maximum capacity is 242 people. However, for seating arrangements we recommend no more than 170 people.
No, but you can bring your own. Just remember that no tacks or tape is permitted on the walls. We don’t mind if you use “Command Strips” though.
Contact Staci Palmer at 410-251-9825. Once we receive your deposit, your date will be booked.
Yes. There are two restrooms which are ADA compliant.
Yes. You can bring your own food or use a caterer. If you opt for a caterer, please make sure they complete the required caterer’s contract with us.
Yes, please contact Staci Palmer at 410-251-9825. She can provide some guidance, based on what type of food you want.
Currently you must bring in your own alcohol and it must be an open-bar setup with NO money exchanged between guests and bartenders. We suggest that you hire bartenders who are TIPS certified to prevent over-serving and underage drinking. If you do not use the open-bar setup, you can go through your caterer, but they must have the required liquor license for your event.
For more information see the Wicomico County Liquor Board website: https://www.wicomicocounty.org/465/Board-of-License-Commissioners
No. There is a fenced-in loading dock accessible from the main Venue area that can be used as a designated smoking area.
We have twenty-two 72″ round tables that seat up to 8 people each. We also have several 6-foot and 8-foot long rectangular tables that can be used to setup a food line or as a head table.
For lap-length linens, use 108″ rounds. For floor-length linens, use 132″ rounds.
Yes. You must make an application to the Wicomico County Liquor Board. The application must be signed by a Board Member of FOP as the property owner.
For more information see the Wicomico County Liquor Board website: https://www.wicomicocounty.org/465/Board-of-License-Commissioners
Yes, but you must have a liquor license for your event. The Wicomico County Liquor Board considers the sale of tickets for an event that provides free alcoholic beverages, a sale of alcohol. Therefore you must have a liquor license.
For more information see the Wicomico County Liquor Board website: https://www.wicomicocounty.org/465/Board-of-License-Commissioners