Tucked with the Monticello Mountains on Thomas Jefferson Parkway, the David Rubenstein Visitor Center rises from the heart of Charlottesville as an elegant and impressive space to host a one-of-a-kind wedding and reception. An ideal choice for brides and grooms with traveling wedding day guests, this venue features a central location northwest of downtown Richmond that easily access from nearby highways and airports. Positioned on the lower slope of the mountain, the David Rubenstein Visitor Center presents couples three unique spaces in one stunning location to tie the knot. Whether you prefer the outdoor setting and floral gardens of the Courtyard, state-of-the-art audio and visual equipment of the Howard and Abby Milstein Theatre, or diverse decor and cultural richness of the Robert H. and Clarice Smith Gallery, every space within this venue is sure to take your breath away. If you desire a beautiful and timeless setting to share your vows, consider the David Rubenstein Visitor Center for your magical moment.

David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center Courtyard

Located in the heart of the Rubenstein Visitor Center, the Courtyard is a graceful complement to the Monticello house and grounds. Modern, natural design elements define the Courtyard which is available for after-hours events.

Howard and Abby Milstein Theater

The Theater, located directly off of the Courtyard, features state-of-the-art audio and video equipment, and is ideally suited for talks, receptions, and dinners. The Theater is often used in conjunction with the courtyard for evening events to accommodate larger groups. The Theater is also available for after-hours private viewings of the introductory film Thomas Jefferson’s World, which describes Monticello’s central importance to Jefferson’s life and work, emphasizes Jefferson’s consequential accomplishments and his core ideas about human liberty.