Norris Conference Centers - Houston/CityCentre

Houston corporate celebrations should be just that – a celebration. Dealing with committees and all the details necessary to plan a successful company event can certainly take all the fun out of the actual event. Why not trust the people who are already handling your other meeting and event needs – Norris Conference Centers? We’ll help you with all the details and still keep the fun in the event. Since adding our elegant Red Oak Ballrooms for social gatherings, we have hosted hundreds of corporate events large and small. With Norris Centers as your partner you can look forward to your next corporate celebration!

A perfect balance of elegance, comfort and care

We like to think we’re the best at what we do. And with nearly two decades of hosting events at our venues, we’ve found a lot of other people who agree with us. They notice the difference from the moment they’re greeted in our chic, expansive foyers, styled with contemporary tile floors and then step in to our elegant Red Oak Ballroom.

Our clients tell us how comfortable they feel sitting down with a staff member and a cup of coffee to talk. We like that each person feels welcomed at the Red Oak Ballroom, and we like even more that they tell us our exceptional service is flexible and accommodating.

Call or e-mail us to schedule a tour and discuss your Houston Corporate Celebrations needs.

Red Oak Ballroom – Refined & Accommodating

Enter our Red Oak Ballrooms and you’ll find an elegant, neutral color palate. No wild colors or patterns to limit your decorating choices or to distract attention. It’s the perfect blank canvas to make your special event shine. Various lighting choices are offered to transform the space into an event that’s truly yours. Make it a classy cocktail reception, or a five-course dinner pulled off with elegance and sophistication. Tell us your dream, your vision, and your needs and we will help make your special celebration special. Discover why most of the people who walk through our doors were told by a friend to talk to us first.