Historic Dallas Wedding Venue

Fall In Love With Turner House

Once the family home of the president of the Columbia Conservatory of Music, the Turner House was built in 1911 to host private concerts, lavish lawn parties, and entertain high society in Oak Cliff. More than 100 years later, this diligently restored turn-of-the-century mansion and museum is the perfect backdrop for your next celebration. 

Illustrious Amenities

Indoor Spaces

  • Spacious first-floor salons, including a ballroom

  • Charming second-floor bedrooms and mezzanine

  • Warming kitchen

Outdoor Spaces

  • Wrap-around first-floor porch

  • Second-floor balcony

  • Expansive front lawn

  • Large parking lot

Fine Art

  • Grand staircase with an authentic Tiffany stained glass window

  • 1923 Steinway Baby Grand piano

  • Fine art collection on display

Furniture & More

  • Antique, period-appropriate lounge furniture

  • Six 6-foot rectangle tables, eight 60-inch round tables, 80 Chiavari chairs, and linens

  • Dance floor (additional fee, rental required for events with a band and/or DJ)

Rental Rates

Weekend Rental

8 a.m. – midnight

Saturday…$4,500

Friday & Sunday…$3,500

Weekday Rental

8 a.m. – midnight

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday…$3,000

Additional Hours

$175/hour

The Turner House holds up to 125 people and includes furniture, parking, and an on-site event manager. Event insurance is required. Use of a specific event planner or caterer is not required. Our staff will set up provided furniture to suit your needs. Book with a $1,000 non-refundable retainer and a $1,000 refundable security deposit. The balance is due 30 days out. Ask for our rental agreement for full terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Celebrate With Us

Our venue is the perfect space for your next event:

  • Weddings

  • Rehearsal dinners

  • Engagement parties and bridal showers,

  • Baby showers

  • Private parties

  • Galas and fundraisers

  • Board meetings, retreats and workshops

  • Music recitals

  • Photoshoot or video shoot

Couples have been getting married at
Turner House for more than 100 years.

Will you be next?