Stan Mansion in Chicago’s historic Logan Square is a striking setting that pairs old-world grandeur with event-ready versatility. You can enter through the marble-adorned lobby to step into a striking main ballroom, or take a detour to a vintage carved-wood bar room or the lush front garden. Think luxury, sophistication and traditional charm wrapped into one Chicago events space that’s also brimming with history. In fact, it was once a Masonic lodge for a local Knights Templar chapter, whose name traces back to the medieval order founded during the Crusades.
This season, Stan Mansion welcomes Candlelight concerts — a series of classical concerts that pay tribute to everything from pop and rock to jazz and hip-hop, lit by thousands of twinkling lights.
Background on Stan Mansion
Stan Mansion began as a grand Masonic temple built for a local Knights Templar chapter, anchoring Chicago’s Logan Square for much of the 20th century. After Cera Stan acquired the property, she undertook a thoughtful restoration that honored its original craftsmanship while adapting it for contemporary gatherings.
Stan Mansion’s architectural appeal lies in its grand early-20th-century design by Moritz F. Stranch: a refined façade opens to a marble-lined foyer, soaring 25-foot ballroom ceilings and an elevated stage. Dramatic chandeliers and elegant stairways lend the historic former Masonic temple a sense of ceremony while providing highly photogenic spaces for weddings, conferences and concerts.
What can you do at Stan Mansion?
This space brings a sense of occasion to gatherings of every kind. Its flexible rooms and historic backdrop suit everything from polished corporate functions and fundraising galas to milestone birthdays, anniversary dinners, live performances and private celebrations—while its grand ballroom remains a sought-after setting for wedding ceremonies and receptions.
Stan Mansion in Chicago also welcomes the Candlelight series, where string-quartet tributes to artists ranging from Adele and Taylor Swift to Vivaldi unfold amid a sea of glowing candles, creating an intimate concert experience within the mansion’s dramatic interiors.
13 September 2026 18:30 + more dates
2 October 2026 18:30 + more dates
13 September 2026 20:45 + more dates
Where is Stan Mansion and how to get there?
You can arrive by car via the Fullerton exit from I‑90/94. By public transit, take the CTA Blue Line to Logan Square and continue by bus, rideshare, or a roughly 20-minute walk
Address: 2408 N. Kedzie Blvd., Chicago, IL 60647
Is there free parking at Stan Mansion?
There is permit-free street parking available on nearby boulevards and side streets, with metered spaces on Fullerton Avenue.
What capacity does the venue have?
Stan Mansion accommodates up to 300 guests for a seated event and up to 400 guests for a cocktail-style reception.
Stan Mansion is one of the few carefully selected venues in Chicago that host Candlelight concerts. This season, the Neoclassical Arts Center of Oak Park, the historic Wicker Park Lutheran Church and a church within a skyscraper — First United Methodist Church of Chicago.