I want to start off by saying this is not the first time I have been to this venue. I have been…read morehere several times... for example - our friends had their daughter's graduation there, other friends got married there and this summer we attended their Wine Down Your week event that we saw on Facebook. Since the events were all a few years apart, I noticed on the recent visits that there have been so many great changes and additions that they have made to make the Venue even better. You can tell much work and love goes into making everything beautiful and magical. I first reviewed this place in 2022 and liked it then.. However until now I have never had MY even there. With that being said, I am writing this review due to my last experience with them on October 4th. I was there because my family threw me a surprise birthday party. Yippee.... I was so excited my family had picked Jacquot Vineyard for the location. The pavilion/reception area is so pretty. There are rows of grapes, the mural on the building across the grass, the bar area and of course the lights in the evening work perfectly together. From what my husband and daughters planned the event for several months and the owners were very helpful and accommodating to what my family was trying to pull off. They were very accomodating based on the venue's ability. The communication was excellent and we were provided attentive service. The owners even participated in the ruse to get me there to not spoil the surprise... that is above and beyond. I wish that I could give them a higher rating than 5 stars. I so appreciate that I was able to have my birthday at this beautiful venue. The care and attention that they put into a simple birthday party is refreshing. At one point in the evening one of the owners took time to show my sister in law the grapes and talk to her about the wine production and picking of the grapes that was happening the next week. Yes, this is a working vineyard where the pretty purple and white grapes are not for show, they are made into the amazing wine they sell. They have a very good Pinot. They even grow blackberries there and make a yummy blackberry wine (not too sweet either). We had a few different wines that night and all were good. A few guests even purchased bottles to take home Oh and I can't forget the sunset from the pavilion is spectacular. What a view they have. I am blessed that I was able to have a special celebration there. I want to express my sincere gratitude to them for helping my family make this a birthday to remember.

Jacquot Farm & Vineyard exceeded all of our expectations, I honestly wish I could give 10 starts…read more From Pre-production to breakdown, everyone at the venue was extremely helpful. The manager of the venue, Trace, worked with us every step of the way to make sure that my Dad's Celebration Of Life was smooth and beautiful. They have most things you will need for a beautiful event. The space is wide open and gorgeous, yet private. The folks Jacquot folk were super friendly and so easy to work with. 11/10 would recommend booking this venue. Thanks Jacquot!

I've staged three dances here over the past two years, and the venue is great, with a nice stage &…read moredance floor + great acoustics. Helpful folks running the place. 30 minutes from Portland, so attract both locals and PDX folks.

You want a jarring reminder of why it's good to know the things you've learned with a bit of time…read moreand distance from your past? Try visiting your significant other's old stomping grounds. There's something about Corbett with its crazy wind corridor barreling down on the inhabitants at all times and acres of former farmland. Somehow, it makes the teens take crazy risks with their lives, which is probably the story of teens everywhere in the U.S. But I hear about JB's life as a teenager in Corbett and I'm given a jumble of Dazed and Confused-style antics involving drunk driving, class cutting, and nature walks, not always in that order. You can understand why my outsider's perspective on the small town of Corbett is a little skewed. So when JB's band had the opportunity to practice in the Columbia Grange Hall in Corbett, it was a bit of a revelation. Beyond providing the setting for countless truant excursions out on Rooster Rock, Corbett contains a simple wooden building just off the main highway where the local citizens organize. The grange once served as the physical space to educate people about family farms as well as lobby for more federal money for local farmers. These days, the Columbia Grange members still do a lot of work with food. They collect food items for some residents in the Sandy River area and pass out lunches to seniors once a week. They also use the space to hold craft fairs and flea markets. My friend's grandmother volunteers not just her time but her amazing stores of energy and commitment to her hometown. One sticky summer day, she unlocked the entrance and let her grandson's band loose on the small stage. The fledgling band, with JB on the left side with his guitar, looked pretty happy on the stage despite the lack of air flow. They ran through their set several times. As I chugged down one bottle of water after another, I surveyed the wooden planks along the floor, the ancient piano, and the steeple-shaped ceiling. Every structure appeared like an object time-traveled out of Corbett's history. It wasn't my past, which felt kind of odd. But I watched my boyfriend do what he loves on that dusty stage in the place where he went to high school, and it felt like that place could be part of my history, at some point.

*The owners sent a nice note below that the space is not available for rental at this time. Very…read moreprofessional and polite. True Masons. Thanks* Masons? Do they still exist? Are they still controlling the world? They had math as an advantage in historic times. Are they now the big data illuminati? No one knows! But they built this great old building when they definitely controlled things. And it can be rented for events today. It has a charming auditorium with a big proper stage good seats and a balcony. They are well set up with flood lighting, but you would need to bring in specialized lighting and sound for some events. There is another big room with a perfect hardwood floor and a small stage and kitchen #1. A huge carpeted lounge and bar with ancient stained glass windows, and grandparent comfy couches. Similar feel to the dearly departed The Woods, but more exotic and ornamental. Other rooms of varying sizes. Very clean and nice bathrooms, and a ladies lounge. Commercial kitchen #2. The building is well maintained, but the carpets are due for an upgrade. The building has 4 levels connected by a grand staircase. There is an elevator, and a ramped entry to the side of the main doors, but if you need wheelchair access, you should check first and work with the staff, seems like those Masons liked to build stone entry stairs, a lot. The staff is great. They have a secure parking area, that is locked for the night when the staff leaves. They are adjacent to the Mallory Hotel DeLuxe, which has its own parking structure, should you need hotel services or their Driftwood Room for pre- or post- funking. Probably not a good idea to rent it on a Timbers game night, unless for a Timbers event, because parking would be a blood sport. And it's on the MAX light rail. The greatest thing about the space are all the Masonary paraphernalia, including spooky portraits of Masons past lining the hallways. Note when you rent the Scottish Rite Temple, they don't provide a map to the secret wing. Seriously there is a whole other wing. Mason secrets? An old-timey Portland event venue that just needs to be seen to be believed!

I had my wedding here 5/08 and my husband, our family members and all our guests were delighted…read more The price was 1200 for the venue on a sat evening. Katering by Kurt was very reasonable and the food was so good that I'd seriously order it at a decent restaurant. I know this sounds like stretch but I have had really crappy wedding food. I was worried mine would be the same. Not so! SRC was easy to deal with, had a spacious bridal dressing room. The ballroom is pretty good acoustic-wise and spacious for a dance. I will say that the golden colored stage curtains are heinous but the decor is otherwise nice. I would recommend this venue to soon to be brides and grooms who are on a budget and really don't feel like going in the hole for one day in their lives.

Beautiful venue! Horribly shady owners. Bit late on my review, but my now wife and I were set to…read moreget married here back in 2020. A few months before the set date came the pandemic and the venue shut down for a while, unfortunately unable to fulfill our scheduled day. Long story short, the owners unnecessarily had a lawyer tell us we would not receive the deposit back for the day (not that we had asked). So just warning anyone considering this place, the owners will turn real shady on you if something doesn't go quite right.

My cousin had an outdoor wedding here in 2010/11, if not mistaken, great place. So it had been…read moreyears since I'd been. This past Sunday, posting this, Festa Italiana held their annual event that had been halted a few years, but if not mistaken it had been here the year prior? Can't remember. It definitely wasn't anything to be compared to the events that were held at Pioneer Courthouse Square back in the old days before Covid hit... But given that it's been a few years since they've held the event and then a lot of the people who helped out before, catering, musicians, etc. weren't able to help or make it this year we must take that into consideration. It was an experiment so to say being here at the lodge to see how it works and of course after a trial the next year always becomes better and better as it goes on. He gave it an Italian outdoorsy feel.

My job had an event at Eco Trust recently. From the moment we started discussing renting the space…read morewent smoothly. All of Eco Trusts spaces are clean, especially the bathrooms. The women's bathroom also had hygiene supplies which I thought was cool. We rented the Billy Frank Jr. conference room and another room on the second floor, and we were able to customize the space to fit our needs. The space we rented comfortably fit around 60 people. Eco Trust has everything you could need and more. Po'Sines is near, there is a Hot Lips Pizza downstairs, and I would highly recommend this space for your next event.

This is a very cool space in the Pearl District that used to be an old warehouse, but has since…read morebeen converted to a retail marketplace by utilizing green building techniques. One of my favorite secrets about this building is that it has a beautiful outside terrace overlooking the city. The rooftop space is open to the public during business hours, which makes for a fun lunchtime getaway. There are chairs and tables available, so the space can fill up quickly on a sunny day. There is no need to purchase food from one of the purveyors to utilize the rooftop space, so go ahead and brown bag-it and head up the stairs to enjoy the backdrop of our beautiful city.

We attended a wedding reception here just yesterday. It was a good time…read more The ballroom is housed in a nondescript building, easily missed when driving by. There is parking right across the street which makes ingress and egress super easy. Once inside the ballroom it's like a step back in time. That's probably due to my lack of familiarity with venues like this but I can tell you it's beautiful. Seating was arranged on both sides of the room with stairs leading to a balcony. Lighting was soft but bright enough to be able to see without straining. The only deficit worth mentioning was that the room was too warm. For pretty much everyone. I can definitely recommend your serious consideration of Adrianna Hill Grand Ballroom for any applicable events you are planning.

What a gorgeous space! The parking is pretty easy as well since its right in the heart of downtown…read moreso there are lots of options for you or just grab the Max which drops you off almost right across the street! The space itself if breathtaking. I came here with a lot of friends for the Vespertine Ball which was winter themed. The space is inspiring but with the additions for the theme it was incredible. For a vintage space I was amazed with the layout as well. Usually you have some awkward transition but the flow in here is impressive so even with the sold out event we were at, you could move around with much ease. I completely understand this as a very popular wedding venue - this would be an incredible space for most events!

We would love to send you and your staff a very big thank you. You all did an amazing job with all…read moreof the details for our wedding. You and your staff are amazing and very professional. Everything was beautiful including the food, setup, and cupcakes/cake. The room looked amazing and especially since you went above and beyond to get us purple table cloths. Once again we would love to say thank you for making our wedding day so very special from the very first time we met with you to the actual day of our wedding. What a beautiful setting as the setup was amazing and the views could not have been better. I would totally recommend this venue to anyone that will be getting married or any other events that you need banquet space.

As previous posters have said, the views are gorgeous and the space is affordable. The issues…read morereally come down to accountability. I was overcharged $1150. Darryl has been difficult to deal with and lacks any follow through. I've received numerous excuses and 0 real reasons. Initial claim was that it was due to the bar... but we had a cash bar, then it was staffing fees - those were already accounted for in the contract, then it was a tip.. but unfortunately my receipt proved that wrong. It's created extra stress over a day we wished was the end of a grieving process. Great views, but be very careful here as no one is accountable.

I was not able to give a half star.After paying 4,000.00…read moreJust for the venue and a day of insurance policy for a million dollars from the only insurance company you can go through from Matt he had my mom and grandma walk down the hill and back up the hill they are both over 70 years old. And asked my auntie what she was doing at his property His wife sat in the ceremony as he played the parking police I'm not sure trinity pines should be a place for any kind of joyous celebrations do to the fact you do have day of insurance and a 500.00 deposit he still is 100% involved with what goes on in ur weeding going as far as to yell and scream at the vendors and people trying to help make a beautiful day And will eat your food and drink your booze and tell everyone he owns the place

This was the most wonderful place to get married. I have absolutely zero complaints and would…read morerecommend this venue to any and everyone. The owners were AMAZING to work with. So kind and helpful and really wanted to make sure everything was taken care of. They let us know exactly what to expect before the wedding and what was our responsibility vs theirs. Everything was clean, green, and just beautiful. There are so many different spots to take photos and the bridal suit was perfect for getting ready. Parking was super easy and we had one of our friends drive down those who couldn't walk as far. Worked great. When looking for a venue I wanted to make sure there was a solid backup plan for if it rains. This venue has the most beautiful inside reception area that can easily be made into a ceremony area. A DREAM venue for a Washington bride.