The Space

Birch is a modern rustic event space in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. We host events large and small, from corporate events to weddings, to intimate baby showers. Whatever your needs, we’ll be ready to help with state-of-the-art technology and highly-trained staff.

✓ Expansive garden patio and intimate ballroom
✓ Capacity up to 200 guests
✓ In-house bartending

✓ Exclusive in-house services

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Wauwatosa Location

Birch is located in East Town Tosa and proud to be a part of this close-knit community. Connected to Camp Tosa and near dozens of Tosa hot-spots, your guests will love getting to know this charming little town.

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Versatile Space

With 6,000 sq. ft. of indoor/outdoor space, Birch has the versatility to host events outside on the expansive wrap-around patio, inside our modern rustic ballroom - or a little of both.

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In-House Services

We got our start in the event industry as Sound By Design. Now, we bring our decades of event expertise to our venues. Your choice of services includes music, videography, lighting, photo booth, and more.

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Venue Features

We’ve got everything you need for a spectacular event.

6,000 SQ FT

INDOOR/OUTDOOR

PATIO

GARDEN

IN-HOUSE EVENT

SERVICES

PROJECTORS

& SCREENS

BUILT-IN

SOUND SYSTEM

BRIDAL

SUITE

BAR

PACKAGES

MOUNTED TVS/AV CAPABILITIES

ON-SITE

STAFF

PERIMETER

UP-LIGHTING

HIGH-SPEED

WI-FI

ADJACENT TO

CAMP TOSA

No worries!

We're here to help.

With planning any event, there’s a lot to do. We’ll guide you through the whole process from your first tour of the space, to the final goodbyes after your party.

20+ years and 10,000+ events, we know how to throw a party.

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Happy Clients

"We hosted our wedding at Birch and it was the best night of my life. It's open, modern, comfortable and in the best area of Tosa. With Birch, we got the luxury of abundant indoor and outdoor space where guests could mingle, dance, relax, or all of the above. Our party didn't have to end when Birch turned out the lights, we moved it over next door to Camp and kept it going."

— Annie Windler