Venues & Event Spaces in Grafton, WI

“We had our son's graduation party at Ember Social, it was so easy! They took care of everything, it was completely turnkey. Perfect place to host, all of our guests had a great time. I would go back again!”

“We had the best time celebrating our daughter’s 1st birthday at Twelve18! 🎉 From start to finish, everything was wonderful. The team was great to work with, incredibly helpful, and made the entire process so easy. Communication was always quick and seamless, which made planning her special day that much more enjoyable.

We would highly recommend Twelve18 to anyone looking for a beautiful venue to host their event. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience and are so grateful they helped make our daughter’s first birthday so special! 💕”

“Rose-Harms Post #355, in Grafton, is the American Legion Post that has it going on! There's a group of friendly Veterans, an Auxiliary Group, and a Sons of the American Legion group housed in the building. All three work together to support various community activities throughout Grafton and the State of Wisconsin. They sponsor local youth groups, contests at local schools, a baseball program, a summer camp for Veterans and their families, and support active duty personnel through National campaigns. The building is regularly used by many groups in the community. It has become a regular meeting site for many community based organization seeeking to contribute to making life better for citizens in Grafton, Wisconsin, and America at large. The building can be rented for private parties and is a beautiful location for a wedding, bridal shower, party, or meeting. We host a BINGO, have tent rentals, a bar on site, a color guard to perform military honors and parades, and U.S. flags. We still manage to get together to laugh and enjoy each other's company, too! If you're a Grafton Veteran, come check out the American Legion Post #355. If you're not a Veteran, support but saying hello, buying poppies, or just placing your hand on your heart (or clapping) when we pass you with the flag in a parade! It means a lot to us.”