Located in the Logan Square Historic District of Chicago, Stan Mansion has gone from housing a chapter of the Knights Templar to becoming one of the most highly sought-after wedding venues. Built in 1923, this historic venue provides the perfect backdrop for any event thanks to its grandeur, stunning details and timeless charm.
Background on Stan Mansion
Constructed in 1923, the building was used as a meeting place for the Knights Templar, an organization of devout Christians with a mission to protect European travelers visiting sites in the Holy Land and to perform military operations. Over the decades, it transitioned from its fraternal roots to become a beautifully restored, public venue that hosts a range of events.
What can you do at Stan Mansion?
Although a Stan Mansion wedding is really popular amongst engaged couples, the versatile venue caters to a wide range of events, such as corporate gatherings, retreats and private celebrations. In addition, it hosts the captivating Candlelight concerts, where guests can enjoy classical renditions of popular and classical music surrounded by a sea of flickering candles. From Vivaldi to Taylor Swift and Queen, the programs are diverse and appeal to every music lover.
FAQs
Is Stan Mansion in Chicago haunted?
Although the venue has a storied past, there is no evidence of it being haunted. Still, the charming venue has hosted Halloween-themed Candlelight concerts during spooky season.
Is parking available?
There is nearby street parking in Logan Square. Pay for meter parking is also available on Fullerton Avenue.
How to get to Stan Mansion?
The Stan Mansion is easily accessible via public transit, particularly by bus. You can take the CTA Blue Line to Logan Square Station and from there, it’s just a seven-minute walk to the venue.
Stan Mansion is centrally located in the heart of Logan Square so you can find severable notable spots nearby, such as The William Nowaczewski House, a historic Queen Anne-style Greystone. Additionally, for seasoned movie buffs, the Music Box Theatre, another Candlelight venues is just a short drive away.
As well as illuminating the storied walls of these two locations, Candlelight is taking over several of Chicago’s finest venues, including Salvage One and South Shore Cultural Centre. The city’s remarkable settings have embraced Candlelight’s enchanting charm.