Irving knows how to throw a party—just ask the Toyota Music Factory, where concerts and events light up the night. Whether you’re after a stylish ballroom in Las Colinas, a scenic spot by the Mandalay Canal, or a rustic barn with just the right touch of Texan charm, we’ve got you covered. Planning a corporate event? Irving’s top-notch conference spaces make “business” feel a lot more fun. Plus, with DFW Airport just a stone’s throw away, your guests won’t have to battle traffic for hours. Start browsing event venues here today!

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How much does it cost to hire an event venue in Irving?

Hourly rates typically range from $40 to $300 per hour, while per-person pricing usually starts at $20 to $60 per guest. Some venues also have a minimum spend requirement, which can range from $2,500 to $7,000 per session. For full-session venue hire, prices can fluctuate greatly—starting at around $1,050 for smaller spaces and going up to $10,000 for premium venues. ( All data from Tagvenue). 

What kinds of venues can I hire in Irving?

Irving has a diverse selection of event spaces, including banquet halls, private studios, distilleries, wineries, ballrooms, and executive meeting rooms. Large-scale events can be accommodated at venues like Las Lomas Irving Banquet Hall and DFW Celebrations, while smaller gatherings can opt for cozy spaces like A 2 Zen Studio or Neighborhood Home. There are also unique options like New Artisan Distillery for a more unconventional setting.

How far in advance should I book an event venue in Irving?

For larger events, it's best to book 3-6 months in advance, especially during peak seasons. Smaller venues often offer more flexibility and may have availability just a few weeks before your event. Keep in mind that popular dates, like weekends and holidays, tend to fill up fast, so planning ahead is always a good idea.

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