The Imperial Ballroom
The Imperial Ballroom is situated in downtown Fullerton. Built in 1927 as an Oddfellows Hall, the structure was promptly put into use as a speakeasy. The Ballroom was sold in the 1940's and not used again until 2001, when renovations began to modernize the building for its current use as a banquet venue and ballroom dance studio.

The Facility is divided into four areas for banquet and dancing use. Each room is named for historical individuals responsible for helping develop the area and city of Fullerton. The Imperial Ballroom is housed in a Nationally Registered Historic building. All of the renovations and upgrades have been done, keeping the elegance of days gone by as a focal point for its use as a meeting place.

The Amerige Room
The Amerige room is approx. 24' x 56' (1400 sq. ft). The room has 10-ft ceilings and adjustable lighting for different moods. High windows on the wall let in morning sunlight and provide an alternative to air conditioning for those fresh air enthusiasts. There is a private entrance into the room from an elevator at the rear of the building. This room is on the second floor and access to the common lobby area and may be entered from the main entrance on Commonwealth Ave. The Amerige room will accommodate 25 to 80 with space for dancing, depending on room and seating setup.

The Bastanchury Room
The Bastanchury room is approx. 40' x 60' (2400 sq. ft) The room has 16 ft ceilings and adjustable lighting for different themes and moods. This is a bright and airy ballroom with tall windows on two sides overlooking downtown Fullerton. The walls of the room feature vintage 1920's sconces, and the ceilings are decorated with hanging lights recovered from the ceilings of the Fullerton room circa 1930. This room has a bandstand situated at the West End of the room adequate for combos and small musical groups as well as a mobile DJ if needed. Access is from the main lobby area on the second floor, or from a private rear entrance with an elevator. This room will accommodate 25 to 225 depending on room setup.

The Chapman Room
The Chapman room is approx. 24' x 56' (1400 sq. ft). The room has 10-ft ceilings and adjustable lighting for different ambience and moods. There is a warming kitchen adjacent to the room with cold storage and plenty of shelf and workspace available. High windows on the wall and large skylights let in sunlight. There is a private entrance into the room from the elevator enclosure at the rear of the building. This room is on the third floor and joins with the Bastanchury room. This room will accommodate 25 to 85 with possible space for dancing, depending on room arrangement.

The Fullerton Room
The Fullerton room is approx. 50' x 65 (3200 sq. ft). The room has 22-ft ceilings and adjustable lighting for varied themes and moods. This stunning grand ballroom is the highlight of the Imperial Banquet Facility. This room features lots of natural wood and handmade trims throughout. The bandstand is at the apex of the ballrooms' original dance floor. Arched windows high on the walls keep the room light-filled at all times of the day. Italian alabaster chandeliers float over a spacious dance floor and wall sconces surround the room adding a soft glow to evening functions. Adjacent to the ballroom there is a large seating area and main lobby providing additional seating and Beautiful Bar. The Fullerton room will accommodate 75 to 400 depending on your room arrangement. The seating space adjacent to the ballroom will accommodate up to 90 people and can be used for food presentation also. The Fullerton room can be used in combination with the Amerige room to create space for a group of up to 525 people.