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About A.S.M. Banquet Hall

Welcome to A.S.M. Banquet Hall, a storied Milwaukee venue operating as American Serb Hall and American Serb Memorial Hall. With six configurable spaces and a total capacity of up to 2,000 guests, it’s a trusted choice for weddings, banquets, political events, and community celebrations throughout the year. Located at 5101 W Oklahoma Ave in Milwaukee, the hall combines cultural heritage with versatile event spaces designed to fit large or intimate gatherings.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 5101 W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53219.
  • Venue type: Banquet hall / multi-space event facility (American Serb Hall / American Serb Memorial Hall).
  • Total capacity: up to 2,000 across six spaces; Wisconsin Hall 1,086; Presidents Room 880; Wisconsin North 400; Wisconsin South 400; Governor's Lounge 200.
  • Parking: on-site parking for about 400 cars.
  • Transit: served by Milwaukee County Transit System Route 51 (Oklahoma Avenue); real-time stop data available for nearby stops.
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn & Suites Milwaukee West (8201 W Greenfield Ave, West Allis) and Travelodge by Wyndham Milwaukee (1716 W Layton Ave) are commonly used by visitors.
  • Notable events: Friday Fish Fry, weddings and banquets, political events; Serbian Days festival is hosted nearby; drive-thru fish fry exists.
  • Renamed/demolished: no demolition; historically known as American Serb Hall and American Serb Memorial Hall; a 2021 sale listing indicated interest in selling, but the hall continued operations under its traditional name.