Find graduation party venues near me

Graduation party venues average $135 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $103, whereas larger venues run about $182 per hour.

A graduation is definitely worth celebrating, and you can show your grad just how proud of them you are by throwing a graduation party that's out of this world. When hosting a graduation party, start with the venue. Some choose to host a grad party at home but renting a seriously cool graduation party venue really wows your guests. Graduation parties usually take place in May, June, and July, so send out invitations early—those summer weekends are usually in high demand, especially for families. Draw up a guest list of close family and friends, and decide on what refreshments you'll serve. Beyond that, it's up to your own creativity.

The best way to find graduation party venues is to use Peerspace, which keeps active listings of the most memorable graduation party venues near you that are currently available to reserve. These may include under-the-radar rooftop venues, party rooms at hip eateries, neighborhood creative studio spaces, and so much more. It's easy to find a Peerspace graduation party venue that will set your graduation party apart from every other party in town. For more options, you can search the web for venues that advertise availability for private parties.

Finding creative graduation party ideas is easy if you know where to look. Start by tapping into Peerspace for some creative inspiration, for everything from easy last-minute party ideas to pool party strategies that will make a splash for any graduation party. For more creative graduation party ideas, search the web for articles. Additionally, scope out local social media accounts to see where popular hotspots are that you might be able to reserve.

We recommend sending out graduation party invitations 3-4 weeks in advance. If you send out your party invitations too early, they'll get lost in the shuffle over time. If you send them out too late, your guests are more likely to have scheduling conflicts. Graduation parties are usually held in May, June, and July, and many people will have vacations and other events lined up throughout the summer.