Community Memorial Building

LAKE CITY COMMUNITY MEMORIAL BUILDING

Built in 1920 to honor our veterans and fallen heroes, the CMB is a historic landmark that has served our community for over a century. Recently renovated to its former glory, the CMB offers a stunning interior, modern amenities, and a capacity of 400.

The Lake City Community Memorial Building is the perfect venue for events of all shapes and sizes. Check us out on Facebook!

Why choose us?

A capacity of 400 makes it the perfect location for weddings, conferences, and more!
State-of-the-art sound system and display screens.
Full-service bar and catering kitchen to take the stress out of planning.
Private balcony ideal for intimate gatherings and cocktail hours.
Variety of pricing packages to fit any budget.

To view or reserve the building, please contact Hannah Streeter-Halvorsen at (712) 210-9911 or lccommunitybuilding@lakecityiowa.com.

Hannah is the Community Memorial Building Manager and a part-time stay-at-home mom with a knack for turning event dreams into reality. Hannah's marketing knowledge can help showcase your event and her event planning experience will ensure it runs smoothly. Hannah brings creativity and enthusiasm to your planning process, taking the stress off your shoulders.

A refundable deposit is required for all users. Additional services, including bartenders and linen rental, are available.

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RENTAL AVAILABILITY OF THE LAKE CITY COMMUNITY MEMORIAL BUILDING

"Busy" Means The Community Memorial Building is Booked For Part or All of the Day.
If the day you are interested in already has the word "Busy" on it, click on the word "Busy" to see how long the building is booked for. If it's not booked for a full day we can book you for the other half of the day.

RENOVATION

The Friends of the Community Memorial Building is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation founded in 2019. The group is made up of community members who've volunteered their time, efforts, and resources to restoring and remodeling this historic structure. They have pledged to carry on the founders' original 1920 mission of providing a building to honor and remember those who have served in the military and to provide a gathering place for our community and its organizations.