About Venue 1922 – A Historic Event Center in Stroud, Oklahoma

Venue 1922 is a premier event center in Stroud, Oklahoma, located along iconic Route 66. Originally built in 1922 and thoughtfully restored, our venue blends historic charm with modern comfort to create an elevated setting for private events, celebrations, business gatherings, and meaningful occasions.

Located in downtown Stroud between Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Venue 1922 offers a distinctive destination for both local hosts and out-of-town guests. With flexible rental options, a versatile main hall, and a welcoming atmosphere, our venue is designed to make planning seamless and every gathering feel special.

What sets Venue 1922 apart is the experience it offers. Our beautifully restored space is fully ADA compliant and features spacious ADA-accessible restrooms, providing a level of comfort and accessibility that is rare among small event spaces. Paired with its historic character and elevated design, Venue 1922 offers a setting that feels both refined and approachable.

Whether you are planning a milestone celebration, community event, business gathering, or intimate micro wedding, Venue 1922 provides a memorable place to bring people together along historic Route 66. For those searching for a historic event center in Stroud, Oklahoma, Venue 1922 is proud to be part of Stroud’s story… and part of yours.

Restoring History in a Historic Route 66 Event Center

Every brick, beam, and tile at Venue 1922 has a story to tell. From the beginning, our vision was to preserve the craftsmanship of 1922 while thoughtfully preparing the space for gatherings today and for years to come.

Located in downtown Stroud, Oklahoma along historic Route 66, Venue 1922 showcases original tin-tile ceilings, stone exterior details, and restored woodwork that reflect the character and heritage of the building.

Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Venue 1922 stands as a proud part of Stroud’s history and a meaningful place to gather along one of America’s most iconic highways.

 

Our Vision for a Community-Focused Event Center in Stroud, Oklahoma

We believe the most meaningful events deserve a setting with character. They should feel authentic, rooted, and reflective of the people and moments being celebrated.

That is why Venue 1922 was created… to offer a warm, historic event center in Stroud, Oklahoma, where celebrations, gatherings, and special occasions feel both timeless and personal.

Owners, Dreamers, and Lifelong Oklahomans

Jerred & Kristen Eversole

Meet the Owners of Venue 1922 in Stroud, Oklahoma

Jerred and Kristen have deep roots in Stroud, a small town that has shaped their lives, values, and sense of community. When they came across the 1922 building, they saw more than an aging structure… they saw the opportunity to create something lasting.

After years of serving as a community conference center, the building was ready for a new chapter. With a shared appreciation for history, design, and meaningful spaces, they poured time, vision, and countless late nights into transforming it into a warm, versatile, and thoughtfully restored venue.

Their vision was to create a place where people feel genuinely welcome while gathering to celebrate life’s meaningful moments… a historic event center in Stroud, Oklahoma that honors its Route 66 heritage while serving celebrations for today.

A Space That Feels Like Home in Stroud, Oklahoma

Venue 1922 is more than an event space… it is a reflection of Stroud itself: welcoming, genuine, and full of character.

Every detail, from the vintage tin ceiling to the soft lighting and open layout, was chosen to create an atmosphere that feels both comfortable and inspiring within this historic event center.

Whether you are hosting an intimate dinner, a reception, or a meaningful gathering with friends and family, Venue 1922 offers a flexible setting in Stroud, Oklahoma that can be tailored to your event and your story.

This building has always been about bringing people together… and now it is ready for your story to become part of its history.