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The Brenau Downtown Center is an event facility operated by Brenau University. Featuring nearly 4,500 square feet of meeting and ballroom space and an executive boardroom, the Downtown Center provides a comfortable, cost effective venue for a wide variety of social and business events. A 300-seat performing arts theatre completes the facility with its elegant setting for plays, pageants and dance performances. The Brenau Downtown Center is perched on the edge of Gainesville, Georgia’s bustling downtown square and is within walking distance of several fine hotels and restaurants.
Main phone: 770-534-8420 For quotes and reservations please contact: Vicki Wineland by phone at 770-297-5454 or via email vwineland1@brenau.edu
News from the Brenau Downtown Center
Signs Installed at Downtown CenterJul 1, 2013-The 18 foot tall signs, representing Brenau University’s four portals of education which the Brenau curriculum is based, were installed Wednesday, June 26 at the Downtown Center. A bank of lights installed behind the vinyl banner signs will be illuminated, giving even more light to the Downtown Center’s entrance off the Square in downtown Gainesville. The arena […]
Construction Begins at Downtown CenterApr 15, 2013-Demolition is nearing an end and construction is underway on the new home of Brenau University’s expanded graduate degree programs in physical therapy and other health sciences, the Brenau Downtown Center. The project is estimated to wrap up around six months from now. Crews from Carroll Daniel Construction and local sub-contractors started demo work on the […]
President Receives Top Rotary Vocational Award; Brenau’s ‘Most Significant’ Development CitedFeb 14, 2013-The Rotary Club of Gainesville, Ga., and the northeast Georgia district of the international organization on Feb. 11 presented Brenau President Ed Schrader with its W. Lee Arrendale Vocational Excellence Award for his role in spearheading the growth in career-oriented academic programs at the university. The Schrader record during his eight years as Brenau president […]
Demolition of the arena at the former Georgia Mountains Center started with the removal of duct work, the bleachers and the stage. The space will be turned into an educational facility that will house Brenau University’s expanded graduate degree programs in physical therapy and other health sciences.
Crews from Carroll Daniel Construction take down part of the mezzanine at the Brenau Downtown Center, formerly Georgia Mountains Center on Monday, April 1, 2013.
Pieces of rebar are cut from the wall as crews work to ready the footings for the steel girders that will support the second level of the new educational facility at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Demolition taking place at the former Georgia Mountains Center on Monday, April 1.
Russell Hartness of Carroll Daniel Construction talks with a subcontractor as demolition and construction continue along at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Crews from Carroll Daniel Construction work to ready the footings for the the steel girders that will support the second level of the new educational facility at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Crews from Carroll Daniels construction and subcontractors use a large saw to clean the edge of the recently demolished mezzanine in the Brenau Downtown Center, formerly the Georgia Mountains Center, on April 13, 2013.
Cement slabs are pulled up as crews from Carroll Daniel Construction and other local sub contractors work to ready the footings for the the steel girders that will support the second level of the new educational facility at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Crews from Carroll Daniels construction and subcontractors use a large saw to clean the edge of the recently demolished mezzanine in the Brenau Downtown Center, formerly the Georgia Mountains Center, on April 13, 2013.
Crews from Carroll Daniels construction and subcontractors work to clear dirt for column footings and use a large saw to clean the edge of the recently demolished mezzanine in the Brenau Downtown Center, formerly the Georgia Mountains Center, on April 13, 2013.
Pieces of rebar are cut from the wall as crews work to ready the footings for the steel girders that will support the second level of the new educational facility at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Cement is poured to make footings for the steel girders that will act as columns for the second level of the new educational facility at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Construction Begins at Downtown Center Apr 15, 2013 - Demolition is nearing an end and construction is underway on the new home of Brenau University’s expanded graduate degree programs in physical therapy and other health sciences, the Brenau Downtown Center. The project is estimated to wrap up around six months from now. Crews from Carroll Daniel Construction and local sub-contractors started demo work on the […]
