The Treasury 1929

About

The Treasury 1929 is a wedding band and event space located in downtown Tucson, Arizona, housed within a historic three-story building that combines vintage character with modern amenities. This all-indoor venue protects your celebration from weather uncertainties while offering distinct spaces throughout the property, including a sophisticated speakeasy on the lower level. The Treasury 1929 provides couples with a complete venue experience that handles logistics and atmosphere in one location. The venue features an in-house kitchen operated by chef Daniel Scordato, who specializes in Italian fine dining prepared to order for your guests. Rather than relying on standard catering menus, the kitchen crafts dishes fresh during your event, allowing for customized dining that reflects your preferences. This culinary approach sets the venue apart from facilities that outsource food service, giving you direct control over your reception's menu and presentation. Wedding packages at The Treasury 1929 start at $19,000, with pricing that reflects the venue's all-inclusive approach combining space rental and food service. The exact guest capacity and specific inclusions within that starting price should be confirmed directly with the venue, as package details vary based on your event date and menu selections.

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What couples should know

The Treasury 1929 is one of bands listed on Blu List in Tucson, AZ, where every published price is shown upfront and no vendor has paid for placement. Pricing starts at $19,000, which is rare in this category — most bands hide their numbers until couples submit a form. Couples have rated The Treasury 1929 5.00 across 3 reviews, aggregated from public sources. This listing was built from public sources and has not yet been claimed by the business; details may be slightly out of date until The Treasury 1929 verifies the page. Before booking any band, it's worth comparing two or three nearby bands side-by-side on price, capacity, and review patterns rather than going on photos alone.

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