The Cadre Building: A Historic Venue in the Heart of Memphis
Experience the enchanting Cadre Building in Downtown Memphis, a historic event venue perfect for weddings and special occasions, blending elegance and charm.
A brief summary to The Cadre Building
- 149 Monroe Ave, Memphis, Downtown Memphis, Tennessee, 38103, US
- +1901-779-1500
The Cadre Building stands as a beautiful beacon of history and elegance in the vibrant Downtown Memphis area. Once a bustling department store, this venue has been transformed into a premier event space that combines historical charm with modern amenities. Its stunning architecture, featuring intricate details and spacious interiors, makes it an ideal location for a variety of events, from weddings to corporate gatherings. Guests will be captivated by the beautiful banquet hall, which can accommodate large parties without sacrificing intimacy. The venue is strategically located near many of Memphis's iconic attractions, allowing visitors to explore the rich culture and vibrant nightlife of the city before or after their events. With a dedicated team of professionals, The Cadre Building provides exceptional service that ensures every detail is meticulously planned and executed. Whether you're celebrating a wedding, a milestone birthday, or a corporate event, this venue offers a stunning backdrop that enhances the experience. Visitors can enjoy the venue's exquisite design, complete with elegant lighting and tasteful decor, making it a photographer's dream. Additionally, The Cadre Building is conveniently situated close to various hotels and restaurants, making it easy for out-of-town guests to find accommodations and dining options. Immerse yourself in the historic charm of Memphis while enjoying a memorable event at The Cadre Building.
Local tips
- Book your event well in advance, especially during peak wedding season.
- Explore nearby attractions like Beale Street for entertainment before or after your event.
- Consider hiring a local catering service to enhance your event experience.
- Check for any special packages or discounts that may be available for larger gatherings.
Getting There
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Walking
If you are starting from the iconic Beale Street, head northeast on Beale St toward 2nd St. Continue straight for about 0.3 miles until you reach the intersection with Union Ave. Turn right onto Union Ave and walk for approximately 0.2 miles. You'll see the Memphis Public Library on your left. Continue walking until you reach the intersection with Monroe Ave. Turn left onto Monroe Ave, and The Cadre Building will be on your right at 149 Monroe Ave.
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Public Transit (Bus)
From the Main Street Trolley stop at Union Ave, board the trolley heading north. Get off at the Court Square stop. From there, walk a short distance east on Court Ave until you reach the intersection with Monroe Ave. Turn left on Monroe Ave and walk for about 0.1 miles. The Cadre Building will be on your left at 149 Monroe Ave.
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Biking
If you have access to a bike, start at the Mississippi River Park located near the riverfront. Head north on Riverside Dr and then take a left onto Union Ave. Continue on Union Ave until you reach Monroe Ave. Turn left onto Monroe Ave, and you’ll find The Cadre Building at 149 Monroe Ave on your right.
Attractions Nearby to The Cadre Building
- The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange
- Belz Museum of Asian and Judaic Art
- Center for Southern Folklore
- Cotton Row Historic District
- Memphis Music Hall of Fame
- Fourth Bluff Park
- Memphis Riverboats
- River Cruise
- Cobblestone Landing
- Handy Park
- Beale Street Entertainment District
- Beale Street “Home of the Blues” Arch
- Elvis Statue
- プレスリー像
- Backbeat Tours
Landmarks nearby to The Cadre Building
- The Cadre Building
- The Sterick Building
- Memphis Tourism
- Lincoln American Tower
- Memphis Suffrage Monument
- Tastin' Round Town Food Tours
- A. Schwab
- Schools for Freedmen Historical Marker
- Memphis Mojo Tour
- Ida B. Wells Marker
- 1862 Post Office Historical Marker
- Magevney House
- Memphis Landmarks Commission
- A Tour of Possibilities
- Josiah T. Settle Historical Marker