Historic black and white photo of a street scene with old storefronts, power lines, a horse-drawn carriage, and people walking, labeled 'Main St. East'.

East Street has consistently remained at the center of it all, allowing our space to witness all the changes and goings-on from nearly the beginning of the town itself. Constructed in 1893 with two identical buildings on each side, 111 East Street has survived the 1902 fire, seen the first annual Old Tyme Days parade, and looked straight across the street at Henrietta the Hippo since she landed there as the city’s mascot in 1982. However, the long-time infrastructure and namesake to One ElevenEast remains a mystery.

While the other four locations on East Street housed numerous general stores, grocery stores, consignment shops, and bakeries (and have records to prove it), 111 seems to have been largely unoccupied and undocumented over the years + there is little that we know about the previous tenants.

1893-2015 — 111 East St

1893 One Eleven East was built → 1902 It survived a massive fire → 1921 It became a charming general store → 1950s It was the East Street Dining & Social Club → 2015 the land was purchased & restored → Today it’s a beautiful venue for your next celebration

Our Team

Brooke Greer

Owner & CEO

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Brooke's appreciation for storytelling made preserving One Eleven East's historic charm irresistible. She saw a building that was more than brick and mortar: a narrative waiting to continue. What draws her to the venue is the intersection of preservation and possibility, where every event adds another chapter to a story that began long before she took the keys.

Her direct leadership style balances respect for the venue's character with making each celebration feel distinctly personal to the people hosting it.

One Eleven East is the most architectural venture in Brooke's collection of hospitality businesses, which also includes Contigo Catering, Table Manners, and Ocaso Catering. Running several businesses has given her a clear view of what makes events memorable: it's rarely just the food or just the setting, but how every element works together to create something greater than the sum of its parts.

Jonathan Greer

Chief Financial Strategist

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Long banquet tables decorated with white tablecloths, pink napkins, and floral centerpieces, set in a bright, industrial-style event space with white brick walls and large windows.

Our Core Values

Optimistic
We stay positive, bring energy, and find joy—even during challenges.

Versatility
We adapt quickly, wear multiple hats, and support each other.

Own It
We take responsibility, follow through, and lead by example.

Limitless Dreamers
We push boundaries, think big, and always look for better ways.

Stewardship
We care for resources, people, and the planet with intention.

Polished
We deliver with professionalism, precision, and high standards.