Arlington Hall

Arlington Hall on Turtle Creek Blvd is a true jewel in Dallas' event venue landscape. Its historic charm, timeless elegance, and meticulous attention to detail make it an ideal choice for weddings, celebrations, and gatherings of all kinds. My experience at Arlington Hall was truly magical, and I wholeheartedly recommend this venue to anyone seeking a sophisticated and memorable event experience in a setting that defines classic elegance.https://djtommyscott.com/https://www.photoboothsofdallas.com/

What a gem in the middle of this city!Lee Park borders up between the Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek area and is truly a one-of-a-kind place in the Big D. Not only is it a great venue space (I hear weddings in Arlington Hall, while expensive, are beyooootiful!), but the park itself is simply gorgeous.I only feel bad for the peeps who mow this lawn, because holy cow...it would take me days to landscape this the way they do! The foliage, grass and gardens are all kept in immaculate shape; making for a breathtaking backdrop or just a place to take your pup and play frisbee.There's a trail that goes underneath Lemmon Ave across the street and borders the creek...take a run and you'll forget all about the swarming traffic above you.

I had a great time here during the Easter Pooch Parade 2012! I came with Paws in the City to show off the pups we have up for adoption. This is a gorgeous park and the grounds are kept nicely. I'd personlly like to see some flowers and greenery arrangements. During the Pooch Parade, there were many other adoption organizations flaunting their pooches as well. ;-) There is sooo much space for various tents and vendors.The only downfall is parking. I parked a couple blocks away and walked to the park.

So I attended a wedding/reception here this past weekend (1/26), and let me tell you, this is the perfect venue! It's not huge, and it's not over the top. It's great for nice smaller events (I'm considering small to be around 250 or less), and it's set up perfectly. I'm not sure if the staff there was from the venue or a catering company, but they were super nice people and really hard working.So there's not much else to say, but I'd highly recommend this place for a wedding. It's a super nice hall with plenty of room for dancing, mingling, and getting to know those people who you only see at weddings and funerals!

As a full-service Dallas-based wedding planner, I had the pleasure of working closely with Arlington Hall to plan a beautiful wedding. I was so impressed with the professionalism of the entire staff, especially Brittany Davenport. This park on Turtle Creek is the perfect location for an outdoor or indoor wedding - it is beautifully maintained and versatile enough to accommodate large or small weddings.

I didn't realize these two places were actually combined. I work next door, I've noticed the park but never noticed the conservancy until required to go there for a work luncheon. It was a short walk and the building size seemed good for a crowd of 100 or so. I am uncertain if they do the catering or if that is done elsewhere but it was all okay. I hope to go back and experience the park when it's not super hot or cold outside.

Beautiful venue for upscale events. Well designed facilities make it easy to load food/materials and ample parking/valet-space for guests.

This was my first time at this venue and I was blown away! I went for a day weeding/ reception and it was such a beautiful space. Great stage for the band, fun dance floor, and plenty of space for all of the guests to be able to sit down, chat, and have a fabulous time. Intimate and classy. I hope to be able to come back to an event here soon!

I was here for the Wuf Wedding, and was impressed with Lee Park. The park was simple but beautiful and well kept. Parking wasn't difficult, and it was easy to find. Great place for an event.

If you are looking for them to take responsibility when things go south don't count on themI am the father of the Bride. My daughter's wedding took place this past November of 2018. They recommended that we get a tent erected to accommodate our guests for the reception. They promised that the tent can be made weather proof - in the sense, in case of rain we won't be interrupted. It costed ovr $18K and over $50K for food. The tent was put up without the side panel to prevent the rain. At least they had the top. The tent construction is done by just one firm. They had contracted with that company to build. But was not adequately supervised, to ensure that the side panels were put up. The invoice had a line item for the side panels and also in the contract with the tent company.thunderstorms rolled in as predicted for few days during the reception. We contracted them to give two wine pours. First pour was done and the main course was being served the thunderstorms came and disrupted the rest of the program. No second pour took place. They did try to serve food inside, but quite a many of the guests could not eat because it was plated dinner needing fork & knife and there weren't enough tables. The $18K+ for the tent was a total waste also nearly $8K of decorations & accoutrements were a waste. They took no responsibility. They pretty much said SCAT happens and blamed us saying the contract was between us and the tent company. The manager who later claimed to have been at the wedding but didn't even bother to introduce himself - quite the liar.It is a den of thieves, as we found out. While we were discussing how they would compensate us for the economic damages, they put through a charge for $37+K thru the credit card company, fraudulently charging my credit card we used to put up the deposit a year earlier. Always cancel your card after the deposit. I mistook them to be honorable, but they are frauds & thieves. We did not even get a chance to review the final bill. Additionally they did not even return the security deposit of $1,000 they took a year earlier - which was supposed to be returned. I am talking to Dallas county prosecutor's office to press charges.