630 Main takes private events and meetings of about 10 to 100 guests in a single 2,300 sq ft room. The venue occupies a restored 1880s building at 630 Main Street in downtown Zanesville, Ohio, and is hired for company gatherings, wedding receptions, birthdays, graduation parties and family reunions.
Seminars and company events
The room works for team meetings, client presentations, training sessions and after-work receptions. Three large television screens with AV connections handle slides and video, wireless internet is included, and extra equipment can be requested. Each booking covers 12 hours, which includes setup, the event itself and cleanup, so a full working day followed by a reception fits in one rental. Further hours can be added. A 630 Main representative is reachable by phone or text on the day.
Weddings and receptions
Couples use the space for receptions and smaller ceremonies, and the venue suggests planning the switch from ceremony to party with the caterer and planner. Live bands and DJs are welcome. Decorations are allowed if the room is returned as found; candles must be battery-operated, and rice and confetti are discouraged. A day-of coordinator is recommended but not required.
Rooms and capacities
The event floor measures 2,300 sq ft and suits 10 to 100 people. Furniture included in the hire: seven square high-top tables, four bistro tables and 58 bar stools, plus a lounge seating area. A large bar runs along the room and there is a separate food serving area with refrigerators. Organizers may bring extra tables and chairs, which their vendors collect within the rental time. An outdoor area is available within marked limits. Two restrooms serve guests, and smoking is allowed only outside.
Catering
630 Main does not supply food or drinks, and there is no food and beverage minimum. The host arranges catering, and guests may bring their own alcohol. The venue publishes a list of local caterers, a mobile bartending service, a grazing table company and a balloon and floral decorator. A cleaning crew is included after the event, and no damage deposit is required.
History and setting
The building dates from the 1880s and once housed the Imperial Bar. It was rebuilt from the ground up as an event and meeting space, keeping traces of the old interior while adding new flooring, lighting, heating and air conditioning, electrical systems and privacy shades.
Getting there
The venue is on Main Street in central Zanesville. Forty parking spaces are reserved for the building, with more parking on the street. A flat paved entrance at the front gives wheelchair access, and a loading area at the building makes it easy for caterers and bands to unload. The neighboring driveway must stay clear during events.
