Vanessa N.
5/30/2021
Wow! Our wedding was perfect. We held our ceremony and reception in the same space. The venue includes tables and chairs, and has an open vendor policy. These were huge must-haves for us and were...
Baker Building
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5511 N Albina Ave
Portland, OR 97217
The Baker Building in Portland, Oregon, serves as a charming venue for weddings and events, steeped in rich history dating back to 1911. After over 30 years of closure, this historic building now invites guests to become a part of its story.
Featuring original 1900s details, the Baker Building boasts warm and inviting spaces with transparent pricing and a flexible vendor policy, allowing couples to personalize their wedding experience. The ballroom showcases stunning 18-foot ceilings and oak floors, while the catering kitchen and private suites offer practical amenities for seamless event coordination.
With its timeless elegance and contemporary sophistication, the Baker Building provides a picturesque backdrop for weddings, corporate meetings, baby showers, and more. This family-owned business also gives back to the community by supporting local non-profit organizations, embodying a small business with a big heart.
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4.56 reviews
K C.
7/14/2019
The person in charge of giving us a tour was pretty rude. There is no need for smart ass remarks of any kind. If this place was handicap accessible, the staff would have turned us away today just...
Ellie B.
1/17/2019
This place was extraordinary for a baby shower. Highly recommend using the florist downstairs if you are doing an event here.
Victoria E.
12/15/2018
We recently had our wedding at the Baker Building and were so incredibly pleased with our choice. It was perfect for our 90-person event. Jen and Mark were so easy to work with, and the...
Stephen A.
3/15/2017
I just rented the ballroom for a video shoot. There was a projector and sound system there, plenty of outlets, and curtains to control the light. The style of the building is that "old Portland"...
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