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The Lake Erie Building and Templar Industrial Park, also known as the Screw Factory, is a large, 18-acre complex. It is perched on the edge of Lakewood's historic Birdtown Neighborhood at the corner of Halstead and Athens Avenue.
Our building is close to a hundred years old and houses factories, warehouses, offices, a winery, event space, and studios for art, craft, fitness, and dance. Originally built to manufacture the Templar Motor Cars, it is now the home of many industrious businesses, the Screw Factory Artists, and the Last Minute Market.
The Lake Erie Building
EST. 2013
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- Photographer: Mallory + Justin
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- Photographer: Halie Johnson
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The Lake Erie Building and Templar Industrial Park, also known as the Screw Factory, is a large, 18-acre complex.
Our building is close to a hundred years old and houses factories, warehouses, offices, a winery, event space, and studios for art, craft, fitness, and dance.
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Eclectic
Industrial
Minimalistic
Urban
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Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
No
- Estimated price per head
from $20 to $200
- Additional charges
Our rentals at the current rate include:
- Access to the space for nearly a week, from Wednesday through Monday, so there is no rush to set-up or tear-down, and you'll know the room is ready for your event
- Wi-Fi in the event space
- Use and set-up of all of our furniture & equipment (chiavari chairs, chandeliers, cocktail & regular tables, etc)
- Staff and security during your event to direct guests and maintain the building
- An onsite coordinator to organize vendors, help with timing of ceremonies and receptions, be the point of contact, and keep things running smoothly
- The ability to choose your own caterer and furnish your own alcohol
- Up to 2 in-person sessions to help you plan for décor and event logistics
- State of Ohio sales tax- Insurance
Additional Insurance Is Required To Host An Event At This Venue
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
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