Came for a wedding, beautiful venue. Would not stray from the venue itself. Industrial setting with…read morea fun use of space.

Stunning venue with five star service. I had the opportunity to work with Clare, the venue…read morecoordinator, and from beginning to day of event, everything moved forward without a hitch. There are many house rules which will be gone over if you decide to have your event here, but you can guarantee success with Clare, Galen, Alex, and Augustino on your side. I highly recommend considering having your event here at the Millwick by Marvimon. The venue, accommodations, and even security, was outstanding. Consider having your event here. The greenery, the natural light, all good vibes for any occasion.

Castle Green is a circa 1898 annex to the now demolished Hotel Green. It now houses privately…read moreowned condominiums, with its public rooms and grounds often hosting weddings, events and filming. Twice a year it is open for tours, including some of the private residences. We just enjoyed the Holiday 2025 tour. The public rooms on the ground floor are indeed grand, including an ornate staircase and cage elevator requiring an attendant. There's a ballroom also. There's a stately verandah that extends the length of the building, and peaceful gardens with a fountain. The bridge that extends from the building to Raymond Ave. used to go across Raymond to the Hotel Green. There are 7 floors with floors 2-6 housing private apartments. On the 7th floor is a rooftop patio and a privately owned penthouse. It was open for the tour--it's a large loft-like space with windows facing every direction. Several of the apartments on the lower levels were also on view; the individual owners were so kind to open their homes to strangers on these tour days. The apartments vary in size, with the larger units on the south side of the building where there are circular turrets. Even more varied were the way the owners decorated their units. The owners of most of the units were clearly interested in art and architecture. Styles seen included Asian, Mid-Century, Arts and Crafts. Some kitchens were petite, with smaller appliances. Downstairs is the headquarters for the Thomas Paine Society, an advocate in the 1770's for America's independence, considered America's first radical. For the tours, there were some light bites available, supplied by Little Lily's Kitchen catering, whose place in Altadena fell victim to the Eaton fire. There was a potato leek soup, Angel biscuits, vegan chorizo tacos and Thanksgiving-ish sliders with turkey, brie and cranberry, plus hot apple cider and cookies. Overall a lovely visit, worth repeating.

My wife and I had our wedding at Castle Green and it did not disappoint! Tatiana was wonderful to…read morework with. We had both our ceremony and reception in the venue. We added the bridal suite which made getting ready significantly more comfortable on the day of. We also had the opportunity to have our photos taken on the roof at golden hour on the day of the wedding, which offered us a wonderful view of Pasadena!

Great hidden gem! The service fantastic and the ambiance magical. Fantastic for small weddings and…read morespecial birthdays.

Sherri is an absolute gem!! She was so kind in touring this space with me and did her best to…read moreaccommodate my ever changing demands. She was always so kind, knowledgeable, and prompt. Not to mention, the bridal suite is to die for--there is literally nothing else like it in all of Los Angeles.

No sign or placard to show that you're at the right place, very confusing and misleading.read more

A fun tourist spot here in the City of Pasadena, CA. I was attending one of the events through PCC…read morethat's why I landed here please consult pics below. We had quite a bit of vendor tables and complimentary water on site. Surprisingly I found free street parking. Parking was free and easy. If there's another future PCC event free, I'll be back. Friendly vendors all over the event showed up.

Built in 1913, The York Manor was home to a Methodist congregation before transitioning into the…read moreYork Blvd Church of Christ in 1963. It sat vacant for a few years and briefly reopened as a performing arts space in 2013 but was forced to shut down. After being declared a historic monument, it underwent a complete renovation by new owners in 2015. The building changed hands again in 2023 and functions as an event center and a shared common workspace. This three-story venue has rooms upstairs. Downstairs is the main room with lofty ceilings, large windows, wood floors, a kitchen, bathrooms, and a stage for a DJ or live bands. Downstairs is a speakeasy style bar and the backyard is also a nice spot for an outdoor reception. I've driven by this place numerous times thinking it was just a church. I recently saw that there was a Holiday Market Place being held here so I stopped in to do some shopping. There was a man on the front lawn making pupusas and people sitting at tables enjoying them. Inside is quite spacious and there were several vendors selling their merchandise. The tables were nicely spaced apart, so it was easy to browse. This realty is a nice spot for an event or to use as a shared workspace. *Street parking only.

edit: this place threatened the host to withhold deposit if I didn't remove my bad review on yelp…read more this is highly illegal under Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA). speak to me directly instead of being a bully. your actions were very unlawful and punitive. i can imagine what this place does to alter their reviews. terrible experience. original: no wonder this place is closing down. from what I gathered on both sides as an attendee, the host was not told that 'everything' needs to be tidied up and put away from even the simplest of cleanup like dishes wiped, garbage to be put away, and then dishes to be put back to crates.. CRATES. they barely had any garbage disposals for us to clean. main thing was the workers under the company look lazy and rude. if we didn't clean, they would keep the deposit. I don't think a reception of that size would be overlooked by the host and simply wasn't disclosed that significant detail. for the price of a different venue with all services for cleanup, seems like it's better to go somewhere else. plus, no parking and it's only street. interesting space but pass.

It was beautiful! I want to come back with my Wife and show…read moreher the gardens! The staff are really sweet and helpful. There's plenty of Parking. If it gets hot, it's nicely air conditioned in the buildings where there's also bathrooms.

This place is a true gem in the heart of Los Angeles. Tucked away near the Los Angeles River and…read morethe Arroyo Seco, it feels like a secret garden you stumbled upon. The Mission Revival architecture is stunning, with lush landscaping and beautiful courtyards. It's a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, perfect for a quiet stroll or a picnic with friends. There's also a small visitor center with exhibits about the history of the Los Angeles River and the surrounding area. There's also a gift shop with a variety of local and nature-inspired items. And if you're looking for a unique event space, the center offers beautiful indoor and outdoor facilities for weddings, conferences, and other special occasions. I recently attended their Family Day, which was a wonderful way to spend an afternoon and explore the area. The center hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, workshops, and family-friendly activities. Additional notes: The center is free to visit There is ample parking available on site. The center is accessible to people with disabilities. There are several restrooms located throughout the grounds. Be sure to check their website or social media for upcoming events. Bring a picnic lunch or snacks to enjoy in the gardens.

Vibiana once was the formal Catholic Cathedral for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. It was damaged…read morein the 1994 Northridge earthquake. As a result, a lengthy battle ensued between the archdiocese, who wanted to demolish it, and preservationists, who wanted to designate it as a historical landmark. The preservationists won and it's now an event space with an adjacent restaurant called Redbird - both are owed by Redbird Chef Neal Fraser & Amy Knoll Fraser. Naturally, it's popular for weddings but has also been used for events & parties. I've attended many fashion shows here during LA Fashion Week. The venue is charming and the courtyard is a lovely spot for receptions. I recently came here for a cocktail seminar - TOTC. Some aspects of the church remain, including the beautiful hardwood floors, altar, confessionals, & choir area. Tastings were held in the cathedral and classes in the adjacent building, which was once the rectory. The staff here were all friendly and accommodating. It is a lovely & functional venue for events. *Metered street parking or lot across the street $12.

We did an ocular visit at Vibiana Cathedral as part of planning for our upcoming gala, and it was…read moreabsolutely unforgettable. The experience was magically beautiful from the moment we stepped inside. Vibiana's historic elegance, immersive visuals created an atmosphere that felt timeless and enchanting. Walking through the space honestly felt like time traveling back to the 1800s, with a romantic, cinematic vibe reminiscent of Bridgerton. The lighting, architecture, and overall ambiance transformed the cathedral into something truly extraordinary grand, dramatic, and full of old-world charm. It was the perfect setting to envision a gala: sophisticated, immersive, and memorable. If you're looking for a venue that blends history, art, and a sense of magic, Vibiana Cathedral is absolutely stunning and leaves a lasting impression. 4 stars as we felt rushed and didn't fully sit down for the pricing.

Assisted coordinating a wedding here…read more What a lovely little place tucked away here. A great backdrop for any event but they really did allow this couple to make this place their own. Perfect for that creative couple who wants full control of a space. Everyone we worked with for this event was professional and courteous. Would recommend.

I went to an end of life celebration here. It was a nice venue . If you are handicapped or…read moreoverweight you may not fit in the bathroom. They are very old and small. I'm 5"10 and it was very cramped.