Kenilworth Assembly Hall

Kenilworth Assembly Hall is a historic wedding and event venue at 410 Kenilworth Ave in Kenilworth, IL, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and run by the Kenilworth Park District. The hall features prairie-style architecture designed by George W. Maher in 1907, with original hardwood floors, exposed beam ceilings, leaded glass windows, a wood-burning fireplace, a 1,700 sq. ft. outdoor patio, and a lawn available for ceremonies or cocktail receptions. Built in 1907 and donated to the Kenilworth Park District in 2016, the hall has had close to $4 million spent on restoration since that transfer. Located in Kenilworth on Chicago's North Shore, the venue is accessible from downtown Chicago and is just blocks from Lake Michigan, directly across from the Kenilworth Metra station. Couples highlight the venue's historic character, well-maintained grounds, reasonable pricing, and the coordination work of events manager Monique, who is described as organized, flexible, and attentive to detail on the wedding day.