Mill City Museum

The Mill City Museum is situated on the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, Minnesota, occupying the historic site of the Washburn A Flour Mill, a National Historic Landmark. The building's rich industrial past is preserved through its weathered masonry walls and relics integrated into a contemporary architectural design that blends steel, brick, and wood. Renovated in 2001, the museum offers a unique combination of historic authenticity and modern functionality.

The venue features a spacious 100 x 100 foot outdoor courtyard with an industrial aesthetic, complemented by various indoor spaces that maintain the building’s historic character. The museum’s location in the vibrant Warehouse District provides riverfront views and proximity to city skyline and cityscape sights, enhancing the urban atmosphere. The site also includes an interactive museum gallery and the award-winning Flour Tower experience, adding cultural and educational value to events held here.

Additional features include a house sound system, audio-visual services, professional event management, ample onsite parking with optional valet, and handicapped accessibility. The venue supports a wide range of celebrations such as weddings, corporate events, social gatherings, and creative workshops, with capacity for up to 350 guests. Its combination of historic significance, urban setting, and versatile event spaces makes it a distinctive location for various types of events.