ABOUT THE EYRIE

Originally built by the Knights of Pythias in 1900, The Eyrie building was designed with the beauty and grandeur of castle architecture in mind. The name “Eyrie” was inspired by the “high and lofty” place in a castle where celebrations and special events were hosted.

Today, The Eyrie continues that legacy as a distinctive venue where couples and guests can celebrate life’s most meaningful moments.

From your first look to your final dance, every detail of The Eyrie provides a timeless backdrop for unforgettable memories. With historic charm, elegant spaces, and a story built into every corner, your celebration becomes part of the legacy of this remarkable venue.

A three-story brick building with a restaurant named Roots on the ground floor, featuring large glass windows and signs indicating local food and event space. The building has four windows on each of the upper floors and a vertical sign on the left side reading "The Eyrie Venue." A street with a black railing and a lamppost is in front of the building.