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The Historic Fullerton Ballroom is located in lovely downtown Fullerton across from the Fullerton Train Station in the heart of Southern California. This 3-story building was built in 1927 as an Oddfellows Hall and was promptly put into use as a speakeasy during prohibition. The building was sold in the 1940s to the Williams Family who continues to own, and operate it today. Each room is named for historical individuals responsible for helping develop the area, and city of Fullerton. In 2001 renovations began to modernize the building for its current use as a banquet venue, and ballroom and Latin dance studio. All of the renovations and upgrades have been carefully done to maintain the elegance, and character of this Nationally Registered Historic building.
Thank you for your interest in considering the Historic Fullerton Ballroom for your event. Unlike many other venues, we offer you the option of choosing your own services. You are welcome to use a licensed and insured catering company of your choice. You may also choose to use your own disc jockey, decorator, florist, and other services. If you are in need of a catering company or vendor for your event, please consider choosing someone from our preferred, recommended catering and vendors list.
As a dance studio, we are also able to provide your event with something special, whether it be a performance, as one might see on the television program ‘Dancing With The Stars,’ a group lesson for your guests, or lessons & personalized choreography for your first wedding dance.
We invite you to come and visit and let us show you the different opportunities our ballroom can provide for you. Our establishment is truly a one of a kind site for a special event of any type.
