Super clean and spacious. Only thing is you have to purchase alcohol in there, not allowed to bring…read moreyour own but other than that it's great if you want to host an event

A nice hall with nice people working there...very positive experience..Walt and Gary were and are…read moregreat to walk with.

Came here for a wedding it was a nice venue, very roomy. The dance floor area is large enough to…read moreget your groove on. The outside is nice and well kept.

You know when you plan a huge event like a quinceañera, you expect something to go wrong. Well, in…read moreour case, everything went absolutely perfect. We chose the all-inclusive package, and it was the best decision--from the dress, video and pictures to the catering, everything was handled beautifully. The servers were amazing and made sure everyone ate... and I truly mean everyone! I did opt out of a couple of things and honestly wish I hadn't, because every detail they handled was done flawlessly. The owner, Amparo, went above and beyond what is required to run a business. She was attentive, caring, and made sure every single detail was perfect from start to finish. If you are looking for a venue for a wedding or quinceañera, do not look anywhere else. This experience was absolutely perfect, and I couldn't be more grateful.

I had an amazing birthday party at The ABG Event Venue in Fresno, California! The space looked…read moregreat and was perfect for celebrating. With the help of my family and friends, cleanup was quick and easy, and we even received our cleaning deposit back after the event. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a beautiful and well-run venue!

My wife and I live in Mesa, AZ, but we travel each year to many fairs and festivals all over the…read morewest coast. We try to add new fairs each year, and this one fit our travel plans really well. We went to Pleasanton for the Alameda County Fair and this little gem near Bakersfield was a fantastic stop on our way back home. Kind of remote and west from the 99, Hanford is a small farming community not too far from Bakersfield. Has a real old-time feel. After checking out the town and their shopping mall, we headed to the fair. Great location. Huge parking area. Beautiful fairgrounds with a carnival run by Helm & Sons Amusements. There was a magician (Jeff Martin), a stilt walker (Rebecca Fireplug), and two jugglers (Circus Luminescence). There was a stage next to the Fine Arts Building which also had musical acts and dancers to entertain fairgoers. Further down the way they had their livestock barns and show arenas. Lots of local families with kids there to show their animals. All along the fair on both sides were vendors selling goods and services and food options typical of a county fair. Also, a great coffee/drink truck called Tom's - my wife's favorite. Love that we were able to add this fair to our ever-growing list of events and hope to return soon.

This is a fun community fair…read more They had a ton of rides and even ways to win wristbands for rides. I got amazing Tom's coffee in a food truck. They had a fun magician and stiltwalker. There were jugglers that did fun routines. Plus a grey cow that I really thought was so pretty. I'd definitely come back. I had a wonderful day.

An excellent place to volunteer!…read more This is a review of Coexist with Wildlife Day, which was awesome: a bio blitz, some volunteer work and tacos from a food truck with a band. Also free Otter Pops!

I really enjoyed visiting the River Pky. We gathered for a meeting and for some attendees, it was…read moretheir first visit and the atmosphere was amazing for all. I have been back just to enjoy the grounds. So pretty!

The venue itself is genuinely nice. The recent renovations to the building were done well and the…read morewhole space looked polished. Food was served buffet style and was quite good. The bartenders and servers were the highlight of the staff: friendly, attentive, and pleasant to deal with all night. Several things kept it from being a good experience. The timeline ran behind all evening. Champagne for the toast was poured 45 minutes before the toast actually happened, so guests were left with flat, warm champagne by the time it mattered. The ceremony was held outside on the lawn, and there is no path down to the seating area. Guests have to walk across grass to get there and it was difficult for elderly and disabled guests, I had to help one person back up to the sidewalk by pushing her along with her walker. The venue claims this is all ADA compliant, but I am 100% certain the slope exceeds ADA requirements, I am also fairly confident that an actual sidewalk is required. I also noticed electrical wiring run down to the ceremony area through PVC pipe. Seeing that this place is located in a FEMA designated regulatory floodway, I would be nervous about that pipe after a few years once its deteriorated, seems like an electrocution hazard. (You can verify this yourself by looking up FEMA floodmaps.) The main event coordinator was rude throughout the event, visibly scowling at guests, and I overheard her yelling at one of them. That kind of behavior stands out badly at a wedding, especially against a service staff that was otherwise excellent.

My Wife and I had our anniversary this past Saturday at Casa Del Rio…read more Venue itself is great. However, one of the coordinators McKenzie told us there were some guest for a different event that accidentally came the day of our anniversary and dropped off cards in our card box. We didn't bring the key for the box and didn't have anything else on us to try and retrieve the cards for the other party. My wife and I offered to bring the cards back the next day once we accessed the box. About 20-30 mins later, while my wife and I were taking pictures with our guests, McKenzie came up to us and said they resolved the issue. We didn't think anything of it at the time because we're in the middle of our event but no one thinks your card box is going to be accessed without permission and out of a camera view. The next day, when going through our card box, we noticed we only had 9 cards in the box and we had a guest count of 107. Some guest gave money through the online portal but that was a strangely low amount, considering all the guest were family and close friends we've know for years. When my wife reached out about the situation, they didn't seem too apologetic or offer any solutions. My wife had to go down and collect our knife cutting kit anyway, so she figured maybe she could provide better context in person. When my wife arrived at the venue, McKenzie didn't wait for her to go into the office, she met her in the parking lot and again was not helpful or apologetic about us telling her we were missing cards. At this point we had already confirmed with guest who we saw arrive at our event with cards that were not in the box when we accessed it the next day. We didn't want to point fingers at the staff but McKenzie suggested it could've been one of our guests who stole our cards, if we said some were missing. Even "IF" that was the case, you would think the venue would offer assistance in trying to confirm who may have accessed our box. McKenzie admitted to my wife and sister in law that she used a tweezer to retrieve cards from our box for the other party. But she did not ask for our permission to do that nor did she have us present when that happened. McKenzie also said that "there weren't a lot of cards in the box" when she retrieved the cards for the other party. I don't know how she would know that without accessing the box but that doesn't matter if she accessed contents from our box without permission, us being present or doing it under a camera. There is no camera in the main entrance where the card box was. When my wife said she was going to file a police report and wanted to see if McKenzie would offer to help with the report, she asked my wife to get off the Casa Del Rio property. McKenzie said she would reach out to management and follow up with us before the end of day, and we never received a call. My wife emailed the general manager of Wedgewood and tried calling but we still have not heard anything back. It's one thing to say that we're responsible for our stuff and the venue isn't liable but it's another thing when one of you coordinators tells you she accessed your box (however it was done, doesn't matter) without your permission or allowing you to be present. This is a new venue but not a new company, so it's very hard what to make of all of this. I just wished this could've been handled differently and with a touch of empathy. Anyway, I've included a photo of my box not being "full" before it was accessed. That's a deep box and a card is sticking out. Make of it what you will. Hope if you book an event here, just keep an eye on your stuff.