Venues & Event Spaces in Dedham, MA

“The MIT Endicott House in Dedham, MA is a beautiful meeting space. It offers spacious rooms, smart TV's (in the Brook House space), breakout rooms, meeting supplies and so much more.The staff is very professional with a focus on meeting and exceeding customer needs. The plated lunch is delicious offering the opportunity to network with business colleagues in a beautiful setting.The location is also easy to get to with close proximity to I95.I highly recommend it if you are looking for meeting space in the Greater Boston area!!”

“We had our Valentines Day Wedding at The Endicott Estate! It was a small wedding, no more than 40 guests. It was perfect!We hired an outside caterer and bar service because the Estate does not offer that service. We also hired The Jest Murder Mystery Co. for our entertainment - which was a big hit! All of our guests loved this!The house is stunning. We didn't spend a dime on decorations simply because the house was such a perfect backdrop for photos. The Estate staff is very nice and very accommodating.Advice:You are renting just the house for a short time, plan accordingly. I highly recommend using a Day of Coordinator and plan to visit the Estate with them and your photographer prior to the event.”

“Just got home from the 100th Anniversary Gala at the Dedham Community House and walking through the front door after not having been there for over 3 DECADES, I was rocketed back to the days of my youth when I spent a great deal of time at D.C.H. The fellowship of the event was palpable and the pride in the principles that D.C.H. encompasses is inspiring. The outgoing director of 15 years, Michelle, introduced the new incoming director, who has decades of experience in non profit programs and knows and understands the missions and goals of Dedham Community House).I went to preschool here and I was both nurtured and gently disciplined so that I could LEARN and the wonderful teachers helped form me into the human being that I am today. I went to Dedham Community House summer camp from age 6 to age 12. I made some of my closest friends during those summers days at camp. I learned teamwork, scheduling and routine, listening to directions, sports, crafts, and empathy and compassion for others. I wouldn't trade those days for anything. It's so wonderful to know that D.C.H. is still a place for children to go to be safe and guided. D.C.H. is an important part of our community and I am sure it will be here and thriving 100 years from now. ???”