Preservation Station is located in downtown Jeffersonville and is available for wedding receptions…read moreor business meetings. The seating capacity is small 50-75 people with ample parking. Restrooms are clean as is the facility. I would advise arriving early for your event if it's in a weekend because downtown Jeffersonville gets really busy that time of the week. This is a non smoking facility and family friendly. Please call in advance for more information.

We held an event here the day after Thanksgiving. We were able to get in early to set up tables and…read moredecorate. It is so charming, it needs nothing but tablecloths and centerpieces. It was plenty spacious for our party of 40. Outside is a small park, where people can mingle in good weather. Across the street is ample, safe parking. It is in a charming area where much attention has been given to renovation and restoration of quaint river town, Jeffersonville.the big four bridge has definitely made this a desirable area! An advantage to this space is that you are allowed to bring in your own food and drinks. That saves lots of money, and is rare to find! They had a standard oven/ cooktop, microwave and fridge. The kitchen area is very small, but adequate. There are two bathrooms in the hall and a very out of tune piano in back. It can be difficult to contact them at times, volunteers take turns answering. However, they were prompt in responding and were lovely to work with. Highly recommended!

Great venue. I have been here for a wedding reception. But tonight is more important. Im here…read moreforbthe CBWRA Crusade for Children auction. Jackson Snelling the singer from Austin, IN is here singing and he his wonderful. Louisvill Crashers are performing later. But the auction brings in the monwy forbthe Crusade. Great cause. And the Grand donated the building for the night. Kudos to the Grand!

We were there for the Ivy Tech Gala and the entire facility was incredible. Completely historic,…read morethe floors and walls are just fantastic. I don't think the caterers were from there so I don't think there is anything else to review.

We hadn't been to the Gaslight Festival in years and decided to make it part of our Saturday…read moremorning. My husband and I went early enough to not be uncomfortably surrounded by people while visiting the vendor booths. Booths were a mixture of local businesses and groups or small business vendors selling earrings, candles, soaps, cookies, clothing and more. The food vendors were similar to being at the state fair, offering lemonade, corn dogs and funnel cakes. My favorite snack was the popcorn. For the kids they offered a variety of activities - bouncy houses and carnival rides. The Gaslight Festival is actually a few days of events. Most popular activities are the 5k, parade and car show. Street parking can be tough to find but some organizations offer their lot for a small parking fee, which raises money for their group. Keep this in mind if you're wanting to visit a restaurant in the area. (You're likely not going to be able to park at their private lot)

The Jtown Gaslight Festival is a relaxed neighborhood affair -- a perfect festival to close out the…read moresummer with. I was impressed with the amount of booths at this festival -- probably two or three blocks' worth. And these booths included a mix of local businesses and nonprofits, artists and cheaper gifts. For example, if you bring a child and want to buy him/her something inexpensive, you can probably find it here. There is also a car show, which is fun to browse, as well as rides, live music and a variety of fair food. The kettle corn stand made the main thoroughfare smell amazing and rightfully so had a decently long line, which included me. A favorite part was that walking the streets of the festival allowed me to slow down enough to really take in the buildings and businesses lining downtown Jtown. I didn't know that Jtown had its on archeological society, for example. It also provided me an opportunity to check out the new Feast BBQ that just opened in downtown Jtown. Parking was decently easy to come by -- an added plus. It seems like Jtown is becoming a more and more popular place to live and do business. It was fun to see all of this on display at the Gaslight Festival.

This large buildings house many small shop that appeal to anyone. From exercise, arts, food,…read morejewelry, the largest antique shop in the city and many more. They is plenty of parking across the street and beside it. It is fun to discover new shops and talk to the owners. It is a unique experience every time I go.

I came to the art center for an event. There is a large parking lot in front and some street…read moreparking nearby. The venue is very spacious. There were multiple tables and chairs inside and space for a DJ and equipment.

What a great time! A smaller venue for a truck pull but the staff was like Cirque de Soleil…read more Constantly moving with many tractors and people. The truck pull itself was extremely organized as well! Traffic was a breeze... unlike the parking for the Truck Show (never to return to that) I highly recommend this Freedom Hall venue!! Parking is an issue. No handicapped available and $15 is ridiculous.....

Packet pickup for the KDF marathon and mini-marathon was located in the Freedom Hall main arena…read moreagain this year. Free parking was provided and there was plenty of it. Easy to access the building and navigate to the arena entrance via either a ramp or a flight of stairs.

So far, I've been to this venue three times and plan to go to several more shows here. It's very…read morelarge so it holds a ton of people. I always seem to comment on the bathroom situation at music venues so here it goes. There's a lot! There's a regular women and men restroom and they also have about 10 more out in the area between rooms and they all are new and have their own doors. There's also additional sinks in that area for the people who use those restrooms. There's good priced drinks and though I've never tried the food, there seems to be a good selection of food including pizza. They're not always open though. Security is ample and pretty cool. There's also a nice area outside which I stood at a lot at the last concert I went to. The weather was too perfect not to. There's a bar outside as well as seating in several places out there.

Had a good time at the Expo 5. I have been going to the flee market for years but this was the…read morefirst time i went there for an event. They had full bar but when i ordered a beer they poured it in a small cup and i didn't get the full beer. They wont give you a bottle. So i had to switch to can beer. Boxing matches were great. I do think if you reserve a table for $150 then they should have servers for the VIP section. They only except cash so had to use the ATM. At the end of the night, they shut down the bathrooms so you couldn't go to the restroom before leaving. Security was on point. Family friendly but keep in mind there maybe people using language that you might not want children to hear. I met many people. Everyone there was very friendly. They need to turn off that fan that is right above the center of the ring because there is light above the fan which makes it look like there is a strobe light going off constantly. I would go back for another event.

I was able to experience The Conner Ballroom at an event hosted by a community theatre; however, I…read morebelieve that I only saw one portion since the event was in the main ballroom. At the event was plenty of room for multiple round tables, stage, catering tables, bartenders and silent auction tables. Bathrooms were in good shape - although the doors reminded me of old school venues where the door needs to be longer toward the bottom of the floor. I was there for trivia. The sound system worked well to hear the music and announcer. The Conner Ballroom features images of events on their website, especially weddings. One thing to know is the decor and lighting will be really important to create this type of vibe. The event I attended was simplistic and didn't look like the pictures featured. There's plenty of parking on the street for visitors, plus a small private lot. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a venue.

Neat plaza that was not in use for a farmers market or a concert or any sort of outdoor event, but…read moreI was here because they have power outlets (thank you, Plugshare!). Yes, it's been cloudy the last few days and this was a great opportunity to park the van, plug in to the wall outlets and wander around Shelbyville for an hour to get up to 100%. The plaza also has public restrooms! Definitely worth checking out while you're here in Shelbyville. [Review 19653 overall - 182 in Kentucky - 625 of 2023.]

In the heart of downtown Shelbyville is a unique outdoor event space. Stargazer Plaza is available…read moreto rent through Shelby KY Tourism for events, concerts, and programs. It consists of a covered stage and full restrooms on Main St with a parking lot on the back street, Henry Clay. It officially opened in the midst of the Covid19 pandemic so at the time of the ribbon cutting it was indicated it could accommodate up to 50 people in an outdoor setting. The hours available for use are Sun - Thu from 10 am - 9 pm. The hours for Fri & Sat are 10am - 11 pm. When not rented it appears to be available for a casual stop while shopping Main St., Shelbyville.