Georgetown, KY Small Meeting, Reunion & Wedding Planning Guide
By: Kathy Witt
With nearly two dozen unique venues – everything from a villa in a Japanese strolling garden to a renovated tobacco barn surrounded by apple and peach tree orchards to a glassed-in private lounge overlooking an indoor horse show arena – Georgetown, KY serves the small meeting, reunion and wedding markets like a champ in a community known for its small-town hospitality, horsey attractions and picturesque Victorian downtown bustling with locally owned shops and restaurants.
Add to this a prime location off I-75 and with convenient accessibility to I-64, just 20 minutes north of Lexington and in the midst of Kentucky Horse Country; 18 brand name chain hotels, plus a variety of unique stays like working horse farms and golf course accommodations; and more than 80 restaurants, including two dozen locally owned eating establishments as well as favorite chains – and Georgetown gives meeting, reunion and wedding planners plenty of choices for bringing their groups together in a place that offers something for everyone.
When it comes to finding fun and interesting things to do, Georgetown is all about the one-of-a-kind experience: tram tours through the world’s largest working Toyota plant; walking tours to meet
(and feed carrots to) former champions of the turf living the good life at Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm; and in-depth visits to the most famous working horse farm and equine educational theme park in the world at Kentucky Horse Park.
Additionally, Georgetown offers historic home tours, an abundance of activities on working farms, a vibrant downtown shopping scene, hands-on workshops, golfing, canoeing and other outdoor pursuits.
Use this guide to begin planning your next small meeting or conference, reunion or wedding in Georgetown, KY. (Click here for printable meeting space guide.)
Author: Kathryn Witt
Kathryn Witt is an award-winning travel and lifestyle writer, syndicated columnist and author of several books, including Secret Cincinnati, The Secret of the Belles and Atlanta Georgia: A Photographic Portrait. A member of SATW, Authors Guild and the Society of Children’s Books & Illustrators, she lives in northern Kentucky.
