The C.V.I.C. Hall located at the heart of downtown Minden

The CVIC Hall is one of the most recognizable historic building in Douglas County. In its infancy and during its youth, the Hall served as a movie theater, a gymnasium, a live theater, a church, and a center of Carson Valley social life.  Through the careful and diligent efforts of the residents of the Town of Minden over the past century, the CVIC Hall has not only survived but also matured.

The CVIC Hall is a facility which includes a stage, kitchen, large open area, restrooms and two meeting rooms in the old building.  Rental includes a podium, bar-counter, and coat racks. It also includes 300 chairs, 15 six-foot round tables, and 20 eight-foot rectangular tables. There is a conference ready sound and theater system available upon request. Various organizations and individuals utilize the CVIC Hall for everything from weddings to exercise classes.

The CVIC Hall is available year-round for all types of public and private functions.  The main floor is 4,500 square feet. The auditorium has a capacity of 290 persons for meetings, dances, seminars, parties and other functions. 190 is the maximum capacity for dining. The Fortnightly Room upstairs is a meeting room that can also be rented, either in conjunction with a Hall rental or on its own. The capacity for this room is about 40 persons. Disabled access is available into both lower and upper floors.

For more information on renting the CVIC Hall, refer to the Town of Minden's website.