Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History
Wedding venue in Danville, Virginia


About Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History
The Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History is housed in the Sutherlin Mansion, an Italian Villa-style home built in 1857–1859. The mansion’s history includes its role in the Civil War and the events that led to its being known as the “Last Capital of the Confederacy.” The museum makes indoor and outdoor spaces available for weddings and wedding receptions, with rental requests subject to scheduling and availability.
The facts
- Guests
- 85–150 guests
- Pricing note
- Hourly rental rates range from $45 to $275. Nonprofit and regular rates differ, as do rates during the museum’s regular working hours (10 a.m.–4 p.m.) and outside those hours.
- Setting
- Indoor & outdoor
- Kind of place
- Museum
- Last updated
- November 2026
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On the big wedding guides
- Not listed on WeddingWire (checked November 2026)
- Not listed on Zola (checked November 2026)
How to reach Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History
- Website: danvillemuseum.org
- Phone: (434) 793-5644
- Address: 975 Main St
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