Paris Convention Center

Paris Convention Center began in early 2000 on the former SkyVue drive-in theater lot, built around an idea from Jerry Lewis for a venue where people can come together. A second building followed by 2002, and the two are now connected into one complex with three spaces to rent. The first building, known as PCC1, offers 5,340 square feet of open space with a carpeted stage and a full kitchen, with seating for up to 375 at tables or 500 theater style. PCC2 offers 4,698 square feet with its own kitchen and fits up to 325 at tables or 425 theater style. A collapsible wall splits the second building into smaller rooms, and the Sky-Vue Room is also available. Neither the venue nor the Quality Inn provides catering, so renters bring their own vendor. Rated 4.5 from 88 Google reviews, 62 of them five stars.