I've attended a wedding reception and several Christmas parties at this venue. It's a very classy…read morespace with plenty of room for whatever your party needs. There's a large main area, and a bar area that are indoors. There is also an outdoor seated area where, in the summer, you can sit and catch a breeze while enjoying good eats from the produce market across the street or one of the food trucks that may be open that day. In the cooler months, there are heaters and an enclosed patio so that you can still enjoy the area comfortably. Many residents of this area rent this venue to host parties, receptions, class reunions, meetings and other functions. The people that run it are very courteous and will help to meet your event planning needs. Definitely give them a call if you're in need of their space.

Nice event center in the Irondale area, close to the train track. Ample parking. The place is setup…read morewith the table and food areas separated. The place is nice with stucco decorated walls. This was a brunch with a retirement setting. You were able to bring in outside catering. Unisex bathrooms in the back.

I attended a birthday party/bridal shower here recently. The venue is simple yet elegant and a…read moregreat size for what was needed. I met one of the ladies who works there and she was super friendly. I can't review the rental process, but I can speak on the venue itself. I would definitely recommend this venue for all of your entertainment needs.

A perfect spot for an intimate event. A peaceful and a quiet place. Fantastic owner.read more

I attended a rehearsal dinner at Clubhouse on Highland. I had never been and it did not disappoint!…read morePerched high on a hill there are many steps to get into the venue. However, if you need, you're able to drive to the back and have handicap access. The inside is comprised of spacious rooms with plenty of charm intended for hosting events, parties or receptions. Each room brings so much charm and detail. This place isn't to be missed!

This was the second occasion in which I had an opportunity to visit this beautiful building. Both…read morein regards to celebrating art and creatives. This is the perfect place to have an intimate showing or and afternoon or evening celebration. The space is big enough for seating and also moving around or dancing. I could envision an intimate wedding or reception. There seem to be plenty of street parking. This is definitely a neighborhood vibe with a couple of bars and restaurants across the street. The Art Hun Gallery did a wonderful job of showcasing some local artist. I would go back.

We recently had my parents 50th wedding anniversary here. It was a great space the place was lit…read morenicely dim light with accent lights. The kitchen area is nice we were able to serve, our guest. The owners were very accommodating on letting us get everything done.

In search of a venue for our rehearsal dinner in March. Fingers crossed, if the weather…read morepermits--we'll enjoy the outdoor patio of this space! This is the penthouse of the Kress building and is used for an array of events. You bring in your own caterer and alcoholic beverages. There is a bocci ball court and enough space if you want to have a band. The inside will hold between 100-175 and add the outside, it holds 275, I believe. Great view of downtown Birmingham--and right next to Alabama Theater and McWane Center. If you look in the distance, Vulcan is directly ahead. Really a great space for anyone looking to hold an event. Check it out!

From the start, communication has been incredibly poor--emails are ignored or go unanswered for far…read moretoo long, which is unacceptable when you're trying to plan something as time-sensitive as a wedding. The hours seem limited despite their posted hours, making it unnecessarily difficult to get in touch or schedule anything if you have a normal job. It often feels like they have no real interest in working with their clients. The experience of trying to work with this place felt incredibly frustrating. There are plenty of venues out there that actually value their clients.

I want to start by acknowledging that this venue is spectacular. The Carriage House and garden…read moreareas are beautiful in every way. We chose a buffet with chicken piccata, beef tenderloin, mashed potato bar, salad, and bread. Everyone complemented how wonderful the food was all evening. The food was wonderful. When we booked the venue approximately a year ago, our contact person was amazing. She left shortly after for another job. We had a second person after her who also left after a couple of months. In our last few months, Kaleb was the one who worked with me to plan the details of my daughter's wedding. He was amazing. He made sure that we got everything ordered and on our contract that we wanted. He always replied when I reached out and he was so helpful all along the way. He was truly a gem in every way leading up to the wedding. The reason for a lower rating is the stress, confusion, and lack of work that happened on our rehearsal day and the day of the wedding. The venue does state that you are not guaranteed to practice in the exact location of your event. However, we were told the last couple of months and up until the day before our rehearsal that we would indeed be able to use the garden area for our practice. We had also been told about two weeks out that there was nothing else scheduled at this venue on our rehearsal day and that it would be opened just for us. Upon arriving the afternoon of the rehearsal, there were many cars there other than ours. I went into the building to find a large group preparing for an event that we did not know about. They were confused at why I was there, and I was confused as to why they were there. I talked with the woman who was planning the other event (this was not a worker for Park Crest). I let her know that our practice had been planned for a long time and did not realize they would be there. She also was not told that we would be there. It was at this time I reached out to the venue and stated that we needed to be able to practice. All of our people were there, out of their cars standing around (including elderly grandparents) and ready to practice. I reached out to the venue and was told that we may have to just all get in our cars and move to another building to practice. I understand that this was in the contract, but we had been told up until a few hours before that we would indeed be able to practice at our location. You should never wait until the moment of an event to ask someone to relocate to another location. This was very unprofessional. The other group having the venue was a group who had strict religious dress practices and it was disrespectful for us to have even entered the building. This should have also been disclosed as well. However, the lady with the other group was very nice to me and she and I worked a compromise together for us to have a very rushed practice in the garden area. Again, she did not work for Park Crest, so she and I worked this out together on our own. During all of this confusion, all of our family and friends who were waiting to practice, had to stand around not knowing what to do. After our practice concluded, I reached out to the venue again to ensure that our reception area and the garden area would be set up first thing in the morning for my arrival at 9:00 to begin setting up for our mid afternoon wedding. I was reassured that the "crew" would be there at 7:00 am and all tables and chairs would be in place and ready upon my arrival. Upon my arrival at 8:45 am, there was not a "crew" anywhere in the building working. I entered our reception area first to start my decorating. The tables and chairs had not been set up according to the schematic that I had submitted two weeks prior. We did not have time to wait around for workers to show up as we were on a strict timeline. I had three friends with me, and we frantically began moving tables and chairs to where they should be placed. I reached out to the venue to ask why my set up was not complete. I was told that he was there and would come help. So not a crew, but one man shows up in the room. I had to ask him to bring two additional tables and several table cloths that also were not in place. He basically became my gofer because we had already put everything in place. He just had to bring me missing items such as another table and table cloths. It took us an additional 40 minutes of our personal time to prepare the tables and chairs before we could even begin to decorate. Next, we moved to the garden area to begin decorating as this is where the ceremony was to be held. The chairs in the garden area were still in the configuration from the last event that was there. Our gift table and sign in book table had not been set up. We had to frantically set up the chairs on our own. We found two tables for the entrance and had to drag them ourselves to set them up. It took approximately 40 minutes to set up the chairs and tables in the garden area to match the set up t

I visited Lumi for a Gradient Dance performance and it is such a beautiful event space. It's…read morelocated on the second floor of the Battery building downtown but wasn't too hard to find. The room is huge, with big windows that let in lots of sunlight and also give a great view of the city at night. Guests were seated in chairs, benches, and even big pillows on the floor, which gave the event a 'family night in' type vibe. They also had Barnestending on site making delicious cocktails. There are two restrooms and another area in the back where the performers were getting ready. This seems like a very versatile venue that you can transform for a wide variety of occasions.