Von Braun Center

Von Braun Center - Event Venue in Huntsville, Alabama

Event Space · Huntsville, Alabama

700 Monroe Street Southwest, Huntsville, Alabama, United States

About Von Braun Center

The Von Braun Center is Huntsville, Alabama’s premier event venue, offering a diverse range of spaces for conventions, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and more. With eight distinct venues, modern amenities, and a central downtown location, the VBC provides flexible capacities for gatherings from 100 to over 10,000 guests. On-site catering, full A/V support, and seamless event planning make it the destination for unforgettable experiences in The Rocket City.

Venue Details

  • Seated capacity: 1,200
  • Meeting space: 23,000 sq ft
  • Meeting rooms: 16
  • Year built: 1975

Ratings

Google Rating: 4.6/5 (5,032 reviews)

Guest Highlights

  • Staff
  • Venue
  • Event
  • Clean
  • Dining
  • Space

Amenities

Equipment

  • audio-visual support
  • production support

Facilities

  • restaurant
  • rooftop bar
  • expansive exhibit space

Room Features

  • natural light
  • flexible layouts
  • modern amenities
  • ADA seating

Guest Services

  • event planning assistance
  • accessible entrances
  • services for guests with special needs

AV Capabilities

  • full A/V capabilities

Meeting Rooms & Event Spaces

Saturn Ballroom

  • Type: Ballroom
  • Size: 23,000 sq ft
  • Capacity — Banquet: 1200
  • Features: Built-in AV, Wheelchair accessible, integrated sound and lighting systems
  • A 23,000 square-foot banquet and convention facility which can be divided into 3 separate areas. Designed for elegance and versatility, suitable for galas, fundraisers, wedding receptions, and corporate banquets.

Saturn Ballroom Gallery

  • Type: Multi Purpose
  • Size: 4,086 sq ft
  • Features: Wheelchair accessible
  • Spanning the entire length of the 3 halls, the gallery measures 227′ x 18′ and is an excellent reception, pre-function or registration area.

Style

modern, elegant, historic, urban

Contact

Phone: (256) 533-1953