At the Bellhouse Venue, every corner is crafted with a purpose. From elegant lighting to carefully curated design features, we believe the little things make a big impact. Its mot just about the space, its about creating an experience that feels uniquely YOURS.
History of Bellehouse:
In 1871, Mason Chapel Colored Methodist Episcopal (C.M.E) Church was organized at "Nubbin Ridge" in Limestone County. The church was named Cokesbury C.M.E. after the Methodist Hymnal.
The church later moved to Madison and is located on Sullivan and Bradley Street. It is storied to be the first African American church within the city limits. Bradley Street was named for Mother Mattie Bradley, one of Mason Chapel’s oldest and still active members. The church motto: “And yet we are alive to see each other's face”.
History of Bellehouse:
In 1871, Mason Chapel Colored Methodist Episcopal (C.M.E) Church was organized at "Nubbin Ridge" in Limestone County. The church was named Cokesbury C.M.E. after the Methodist Hymnal.
The church later moved to Madison and is located on Sullivan and Bradley Street. It is storied to be the first African American church within the city limits. Bradley Street was named for Mother Mattie Bradley, one of Mason Chapel’s oldest and still active members. The church motto: “And yet we are alive to see each other's face”.
Facility Info
- Description Pricing Includes: ● 5 - High Top Tables ● 10 - Bar Stools ● 4 - 6ft Rectangular Tables ● 2 - 4ft Rectangular Tables ● 24 - Folding Chair with Upholstered seats ● 2 - Antique Arm Chairs ● 2 - 75in Smart TVs ● Bluetooth Sound System ● Complimentary Wi-fi ● Bonus Dressing Room ● Dimmable Lights ● 2 - Restrooms (ADA-compliant) ● 1- Cast Iron Tree of Life bench ● 3 - Heat Lamps for outdoor gatherings ● 2- decks (including a west-facing deck for sunset views) ● Warming Kitchen (includes a microwave, refrigerator, and prep tables)
- Number of Rooms 1
