The Trussville Entertainment District (TED) is growing again with the addition of The Reserve, a brand-new event venue from Ferus Artisan Ales located above Umami.

Read on for details, how to book and more.

The demand behind The Reserve in Trussville

Birmingham, Trussville, Ferus Artisan Ales — Ferus Artisan Ales is bringing bar services, catering and more to The Reserve in Trussville. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now

The TED is a great spot for after-work drinks and weekend get-togethers with friends and family. But if you’re planning a larger gathering, you need a dedicated space with special accommodations.

This is where The Reserve will come in, offering an exclusive space that’s perfect for private parties, corporate gatherings and celebrations.

“The launch of The Reserve was completely driven by demand. Our private event space at Ferus Artisan Ales booked up really fast this year. We’re excited to open this second venue to better meet demand and offer a second great option for private events in the downtown Trussville area.”
Raquel Duplin, Venue Manager for Trussville Entertainment District

Features + location

Here’s what The Reserve features:

Capacity for up to 80 guests
Private heated patio with top views of the TED stage for concerts and events
Dedicated private bar with bartender
Exclusive private restrooms
The biggest standout is the heated patio that overlooks the Trussville Entertainment District. It offers a prime, exclusive view of the stage for concerts and other district events.

While The Reserve will provide in-house catering and a private bar immediately, there is more to come.

“Our ultimate goal is to offer an all-inclusive event experience by providing decoration packages. This not only makes planning effortless for the host, but it also supports our commitment to sustainability by using high-quality, reusable decor and preventing one-time event props from ending up in landfills.”
Raquel Duplin, Venue Manager for Trussville Entertainment District

Another bonus: The Reserve hopes to offer some fun outside of privately booked events.

We hope to open the bar to the public sometimes, creating a premium viewing spot for concerts with high-end beverage offerings. We also plan to host special pop-up themed bar/party events.”
Raquel Duplin, Venue Manager for Trussville Entertainment District

Before you book

The event space is still a few weeks from opening (official date TBD), but you can catch a glimpse of its progress when you stop by Ferus or other retailers at the TED. Event bookings are already open, so you can reserve your spot now.