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Facility Rental Opportunities
The Park District of Oak Park operates seven community centers throughout the village which are perfect locations for special gatherings of families and friends including birthdays, anniversaries and family reunion. To rent a room in a community center, please fill out the Community Center Rental Application and submit it and the required $100 deposit to the Park District at least 1 month in advance of the desired rental date. A Park District staff member will respond within 10 business days to confirm the availability, fees, and any other details for your event. If your desired facility or date is unavailable, we will also discuss alternative options at that time. These very popular facilities are available on a first come, first served basis. Because of this, facility schedules change on a regular basis and we are unable to confirm availability of the facilities via phone or e-mail. If you have any questions regarding renting a room at a community center, please e-mail facilityrental@oakparkparks.com.
Community Center Rental Application
Community
Centers Frequently Asked Questions
Andersen Center
824 N. Hayes
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Field Center
935 Woodbine
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Longfellow Center
610 S. Ridgeland
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Barrie Center
1011 Lombard at Garfield
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Fox Center
640 S. Oak Park Avenue
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Stevenson Center
49 Lake Street
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Carroll Center
1125 S. Kenilworth
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Address: 220
North Euclid Avenue, Oak Park, IL 60302
Phone: (708) 383-2612
Website: www.cheneymansion.com |
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This elegant and spacious property was designed in 1913
by Charles E. White, Jr., a student of Frank Lloyd Wright.
This 12,000 square-foot mansion boasts many handsome reception
rooms, six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and separate servants’ quarters.
The two acres of beautifully-landscaped grounds also include
a coach house and greenhouse. Located in the Historic District
of Oak Park, the mansion is available for your most special
occasions including weddings, showers, memorial services,
corporate events and much more. For information please visit
the Cheney Mansion web site at www.cheneymansion.com
Pleasant Home is a National Historic Landmark building designed
in 1897 by noted Prairie School architect, George W. Maher
and preserved and operated by the Pleasant Home Foundation.
This historic property is one of the earliest and most distinguished
examples of Prairie architecture in the country and has one
of the best preserved interiors of that design era. The Pleasant
Home Foundation offers this venue for corporate meetings,
luncheons, private parties, wedding ceremonies, and receptions.
The many spacious rooms, layout, and expansive windows that
look out onto the four-acre park make Pleasant Home a truly
wonderful setting for the most intimate meetings or festive
affairs.
The new Oak Park Conservatory features not only three unique
display houses which date back to 1929, but also the Elvira Rubinstein
Community Room and Rubinstein Memorial Garden which is now available for rental. This historic
property is an ideal location for weddings, parties, meetings
and family celebrations with a full-size kitchen and seating
for up to 50 which can be expanded through the grand corridor
for larger groups. Of course, what makes this facility appealing
to guests is the accessibilty of the tropical, desert and
fern show houses which display plant specimens dating back
to 1914.
Oak Park Conservatory Rental Brochure
Professional photographers are welcome to use the Oak Park Conservatory facility for photo shoots once the proper permit application has been completed.
For more information on renting this unique and
refreshing facility, please call (708) 386-4700.
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