Class & Family Reunions

Everyone's back
in town.

A reunion is really a weekend, not an evening. Hosting on the McKinney square means the rest of the weekend plans itself.

100 Seated Guests
120 Standing Guests
3,000 Indoor Sq. Ft.
750 Balcony Sq. Ft.
BYO Vendor Policy
View over historic downtown McKinney from The Chestnut Hall

The venue is downtown.
So is everything else.

The hard part of a reunion is never the room — it is the forty people arriving from out of state who need somewhere to eat on Friday, somewhere to stay on Saturday, and something to do between. Hosting on the historic McKinney square solves most of that by geography: the restaurants, coffee shops, bars and boutiques are all within a few blocks of the front door.

The venue itself takes 120 standing or 100 seated across a single open floor, which suits the way reunions actually behave — people cluster, drift, sit down for a while, and get back up. The 750-square-foot balcony gives the conversations that need volume somewhere to go.

For a class reunion, the built-in sound handles a slideshow or a playlist without extra rental. For a family reunion, the open vendor policy means the catering can be whatever your family considers non-negotiable.

A Walkable Weekend

Historic downtown McKinney puts restaurants, bars and shops within a few blocks — so the reunion anchors a weekend rather than occupying a single evening.

Room to Mingle

120 standing guests across an open 3,000-square-foot floor, with high-tops and rounds included, so people can cluster and drift the way reunions do.

Slideshow Ready

Premium built-in sound and high-speed WiFi come with the room — enough for a playlist, a slideshow, or someone giving an unplanned speech.

Reunion FAQs

Questions, answered.

How many guests can a reunion have?

The Chestnut Hall holds up to 120 guests standing and seats up to 100 for a meal, across 3,000 square feet indoors plus a 750-square-foot open-air balcony.

Are there hotels and restaurants near the venue?

Yes — the venue is on the historic downtown McKinney square, with restaurants, bars, coffee shops and boutiques within a few blocks, and two parking garages a short walk away. It is a practical base for out-of-town guests.

What does a reunion cost to host?

Venue rental is a flat rate: five-hour rentals are $3,000 Monday–Thursday and $3,500 Friday or Sunday; eight-hour rentals run $3,500–$5,250. Tables, gold Chiavari chairs, and setup and breakdown are included.

Can we run a slideshow or presentation?

Yes. The venue includes premium built-in sound and high-speed WiFi, which covers a playlist, a slideshow, or a short programme without additional A/V rental.

Get everyone
together.
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