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Located in downtown Yuma, the Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens is a historic house museum operated by the Arizona Historical Society. This versatile venue blends public exhibits with intimate event spaces, making it a trusted choice for weddings, private dinners, garden parties, and special programs. The climate-controlled indoor spaces, scenic garden surroundings, and classic architecture create a memorable backdrop for gatherings of 8–100 guests.

We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations to help you plan a smooth experience. Secure your seats for a garden talk or book your next private event with confidence—the right connections can simplify planning and deliver a quality event.

Venue highlights include provided seating for events (up to 100 white padded chairs, 4 8-foot tables, 10 6-foot tables, and 1 bar). Indoor spaces support small private dinners (8–10 guests) and daytime or evening garden events for up to 100 guests. Free street parking along Madison Ave, accessible handicapped spaces in front, with overflow parking at Yuma City Hall (One City Plaza). The site is accessible through YUMA County’s transit network, with the Downtown Yuma Transit Center nearby and multiple fixed routes serving the area.

Nearby accommodations and dining options are conveniently located near the venue. Recommended affiliate hotels and restaurants can be found to help you plan travel and hospitality, ensuring a seamless experience for guests and hosts alike.

Event Capabilities

  • Weddings/ceremony + reception: 50–100 guests
  • Evening Garden Dinner/Party: up to 80 guests
  • Daytime Garden Party: up to 100 guests
  • Private Dinner in Sanguinetti House: 8–10 guests
  • Included seating: up to 100 white padded chairs, 4 8-foot tables, 10 6-foot tables, 1 bar

Venue Details

  • Address: 240 S Madison Ave, Yuma, AZ 85364
  • Ownership/Operator: Arizona Historical Society
  • Venue Type: Historic house museum and gardens with event spaces
  • Parking: Free street parking on Madison Ave; designated handicapped spaces in front; overflow at Yuma City Hall parking lot (One City Plaza)
  • Transit: YC A T—Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority; Downtown Yuma Transit Center at 3rd St & Gila St; multiple fixed routes

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 240 S Madison Ave, Yuma, AZ 85364 (Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens).
  • Venue type: Historic house museum and gardens; public museum space plus event/wedding venues.
  • Capacity for events (from rental info): Weddings/ceremony + reception 50-100 guests; Evening Garden Dinner/Party up to 80 guests; Daytime Garden Party up to 100 guests; Private Dinner in Sanguinetti House up to 8-10 guests.
  • Included seating: Tables and chairs provided for events (up to 100 white padded chairs plus 4 8-foot tables and 10 6-foot tables; 1 bar).
  • Parking: Free street parking along Madison Ave, designated handicapped spaces in front, and overflow at Yuma City Hall parking lot (One City Plaza).
  • Transit: Accessible via Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (YCAT); Downtown Yuma Transit Center at 3rd St & Gila St; multiple fixed routes serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: Home2 Suites by Hilton Yuma Pivot Point (155 N Madison Ave); Hilton Garden Inn Yuma Pivot Point (310 N Madison Ave).
  • Notable events hosted: Garden Talks, History Dinners Under The Stars; private and garden events; Ghost Walks historically associated with Arizona Historical Society programs.
  • Renamed/status: Not demolished; operated as Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens in downtown Yuma; publicly marketed as part of the Arizona Historical Society with ongoing exhibits and events.