Planning a Class Reunion in Lake Worth? Start Here.

Oak Ashe
6 days ago
3 min read

You haven’t seen your classmates in over a decade. Some of them haven’t changed at all. Some you wouldn’t recognize without a name tag and a yearbook photo. Either way, everyone wants to reconnect, and it’s your job to figure out where.

Skip the school cafeteria and forget renting a random restaurant's back room. You need real space, real A/C, and somewhere that doesn’t kill the vibe.

That’s why Oak & Ashe works. We’re a Lake Worth banquet hall that gets how these things go. You want room to reconnect, celebrate, and maybe laugh a little too hard at your senior year haircut.

What Makes a Class Reunion Work?

It’s not just about the RSVP count. The venue sets the tone. Here’s what you need:

One place for everyone to gather, eat, and catch up
Smaller spots for side conversations or impromptu speeches
Space for food, music, and memory-sharing
A setup that looks good but stays low-stress

Oak & Ashe offers a private event space that covers all of that, plus easy logistics for guests from across Palm Beach County and beyond.

How We Set You Up

Let’s talk about layout. You can keep things as casual or structured as you want. Here’s what the Lake Worth event space offers:

Main Hall (AC + comfort):

Perfect for dinner, speeches, and that slideshow you’ve been collecting photos for. Holds up to 125 people.

Mezzanine (elevated and private):

Use it for a toast, a memorable moment, or even a mini photo gallery.

Outdoor space (wide open):

Great for drinks under lights, a game of cornhole, or a quiet spot to catch up. 768 square feet of usable space.

Class Reunion Ideas That Work

Not everything needs to be formal. Most people are just there to reconnect. Keep it simple, but intentional.

Try one or two of these ideas:

Throwback photo display: Yearbook pages, sports team photos, or prom night prints
Old-school music playlist: Whatever was blasting on your senior trip bus
Then-and-now slideshow: Faces from graduation next to recent updates
Get nostalgic with the food: Bring sandwiches from the spot everyone at lunch Ate off-campus.

Want something less cheesy? Set up a memory wall and let people share notes, updates, or photos on the spot.

Local Class Reunions, Local Crowd

If you’re gathering people from Lake Worth Community High School, Park Vista, PBSC, or any school in Palm Beach County, this is an easy meetup point. Our Lake Worth Venue is near spots people already know and can reminisce on.