Went for a friends party. Havent been in the place since I resigned my membership. The party was in…read morethe bar area which has been fixed up some. They also have a large facility/event room in the back tht is available to rent. There is a full bar with most all the amenities. Was a nice place for the party.

John Smith Field House is located on the Del City High School campus and was renamed for 2 time…read moreback to back Olympic Gold medalist. He graduated from Del City HS in 1983.

Overall this place is a adequate for a conference. But there are things that they definitely need…read moreto improve on here. The Reed Center is very welcoming. It almost has a library atmosphere to it. When you first walk in here you are greeted by a hush. It's almost eerie. There is an information desk to your left, at times there is no one manning this desk, but there is a screen to inform you as to what room is being used for what. Also on your left is a corridor that connects to the Sheraton hotel. Moving forward you can either go upstairs or to the main conference room. For this review, that will be the main focus as I never went upstairs. The main room is huge, so huge that they can divide it up into three areas. Seems great when you think about it and you need space, but somehow it kind of turned into a bit of a nightmare to deal with. Noise travels in here, loudly. For what I was attending I was sitting on the far left of the now divided room. Everything that was being said on the far right of the now divided room I could hear clear as day. You may be thinking, "Well, the room is divided, how is that so?" When I say divided, it's not divided by anything more that curtains. So you hear, and nearly see everything else that is going on in that room. It made it hard to focus. Want to know what made it harder to focus? The fact that even though it is warm outside, you may need a winter jacket to keep yourself from getting hypothermia. Not knowing this, I had no warmer clothes and I suffered. I made frequent trips outside to warm up. The outside area is beautiful. There is a pond with a fountain in it and a path for a stroll. A covered area with benches to take a break. The facilities were tidy and well maintained.

What a fantastic conference facility! I'm a member of a professional finance organization at Tinker…read moreAFB, and today we had our annual Professional Development Institute at the Reed Center. I loved the mix of professionalism and comfort here. The facilities were top notch and the staff was wonderful. Outside, the landscaping and water features along the walking paths were a very welcome sight. I highly recommend a relaxing walk around the south and east side of the building. This is a great spot for a conference, and I was very impressed today. It's also worth noting that the Reed Center staff served a Mexican lunch today and it was delicious. Yum!

Came here over the weekend for a wedding (and the reception was here too). It's surrounded by sort…read moreof a rustic looking atmosphere. Like there's a silo (I think that's what it is?) right outside the venue and also train tracks right outside too. It definitely feels like you are in a more or less secluded area, even though it's very much still in Edmond. The ground outside the venue was mostly large gravel up closest to the entrance, and small gravel further away (like where most people ended up parking). It wasn't the most level ground, which made it a bit difficult for those of us in high heels! It also didn't help that it had rained earlier that day, so there were tons of puddles... so many that you could barely avoid stepping in dirty water, not to mention the wetness paired with the gravel paired with tall shoes just made for a slightly wobbly walk inside. Not the worst thing ever, but if I were the venue, I'd definitely consider paving more of the ground outside to counteract this! There is a small deck type thing out of the front. They have stairs and also a ramp up to this deck which leads to the front door entrance. Inside was smaller than I expected it to be, but it definitely fit everyone that came to the wedding and the reception. It has sort of a mix of the cute country vibe and the fancy warehouse vibe thing going on. I believe you could see the bricks inside, and there were also barn doors on the windows just for example. There was a small balcony in the back. From what I could tell the only way to get up to the balcony was by stairs. Then through a hallway in the back they also have bathrooms and a groomsmen room and bridesmaids room. Because the ceremony and reception were both here, we had to all go outside to wait for them to switch from rows of chairs to tables. I'm not sure if the venue itself was in charge of doing this, or some outside third party, but it didn't take too long (maybe 10-15 minutes). Luckily, we had food and a coffee bar to keep us occupied while waiting for this switch.

This is the coolest new event venue in the whole metro area. It is located in the heart of downtown…read moreEdmond. In an area that is rapidly developing in to the hottest spot for new restaurants and other shops in Edmond and the surrounding areas. Venue102 caters to Weddings, Sorority and Fraternity Dances, Graduation and Birthday Parties, Quinceaners, And any other event you can think of. I have witnessed a number of Weddings at Venue102 and they are just Amazing.

We celebrated our 25-year anniversary here in late May. The weather was incredible, the room was…read morequaint, and the extras were endless. When it was cloudy, we went on a treck around the pond. (Bring bug spray and check for ticks) The natural landscaping was intoxicating with honeysuckle as far as you could see with cute little eccentric touches throughout the property. We planned our days with swimming, fishing, napping, and dinner, too. Jamil's Steak House was wonderful and recommended by our hosts. We ate off site a couple of times, but we enjoyed brunch with our host, Heather, the most in the common area. The fishing was eventful with about 12 snags of different kinds, blue gill, perch, big mouth bass, and crappie. The husband smiled ear-to-ear on the dock, pulling one out right after another. The Cottage came fully equipped, and the bed was super soft! We came to relax and that is just the prescription we received! Oh yeah! The ground pets, Larry, his brother Darrell and his other brother Darrell were a great comical team!

We attended a small, intimate wedding here and loved each minute of our time on site…read more (I'm old enough to remember when there was still a working monastery here!) Beautiful grounds Warm and friendly owners

Vendor Review-…read more Moreno event services aka Pink Ladies bartending services- I reserved this vendor for our wedding on June 12th because she had a special of $50 to bartend. She stated that it covered as long as we needed her but we needed to provide the alcohol and pay a $45 travel fee. We agreed to the service and also hired 2 of her servers for an additional $250 to help for the day. I told her what we were serving and whenever there were changes to the bar, I kept her updated. I later found out that she brought NOTHING with her but a tip jar and a bottle opener. So I accommodated and ordered a shaker and other items needed for a bar, but for some reason, during the reception it couldn't be found. It was explained to them that they had to wear masks and gloves during the reception and they never did. She told my coordinator had she known she had to do all of that, she would have charged me more! The servers didn't put out all of the cocktail hour food and they put the carafes used for the wine back in the boxes with wine still in them, so when I was picking the boxes up when we were cleaning, wine wasted all down the front of my dress, literally soaking me from top to bottom! During the reception, there was an incident where a guest brought in a bottle of champagne. The bartender stated she gave them warnings and they ran off with the bottle. But from witnesses, she asked them once and the bottle was taken out of the venue. When it was asked for again, my niece went to look for the bottle, which was empty, and given to the bartender. I apologized for this incident and understood when.she said she couldn't no longer serve alcohol but the other server could. She then stated another guest had cussed her out and that she couldn't be served, I agreed to her terms. I later found out that this ALSO didn't happen and that the bartender was seen by SEVERAL guests, INCLUDING my father in law, making drinks and drinking them. Later I found out that that same bartender and the guest that she banned had words in a different area of the venue. I DO NOT CONDONE NOR APPRECIATE that type of behavior from my guests bu any means, but the bartender had lied on the guest to begin with and had been drinking OUR  alcohol, so there's some blame on her part as well. As far as the total service offered, it was lackluster and not professional. When I saw that they didnt put out all of the food, clear any dishes from tables, I was thoroughly disappointed. The drinking was the last straw. They ended up leaving about 30 mins into the reception, leaving us with no bartender or servers. If you're looking for a vendor, do not use them. I take ownership for the misconduct of our guest, that person was wrong, but the bartender lied on the guest from the beginning and exaggerated about a lot of other situations as well. Again, I recommend using someone OTHER than Moreno event services aka pink ladies.

From the owner: Pink lady's bartending and event cleanup offers licenced mobile bartending for your wedding or big…read moreevent. We have offer bartending services , event cleanup we also have waitstaff