Glendora Lodge No. 404 » Hall Rental

Glendora Hall is nestled at the base of the scenic San Gabriel Mountains in the Eastern portion of the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles County.

Our venue is designed to accommodate all types of functions including:

Weddings
Quinceañeras
Birthdays
Anniversaries
Graduations
Retirements
Classes
and more

Tables and chairs will be provided with your rental. We offer discounts for non-profit and community organizations.

Venue includes:

Main Hall (approx. 69 x 46 ft) with capacity of 250 guests

12 hour rental (Warming kitchen, refrigerator, DJ stage, Restrooms and Ample Parking) .

Chairs/Tables

Clean Up Service

Security Service

Free WIFI available,

Party Planner Available

Questions: please contact us at this email [email protected] or call (626) 335-4378.

135 N. Valley Center Ave.
Glendora, California 91741

Office (626) 335-8077

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