A pretty decent size venue that can seat about 250-300 people. This place is great for conferences,…read morewedding , and other big events. It was my first time here attending a partner luncheon and I think the space provides adequate seating. They also have a projector screen for PowerPoints and videos. In the back of the same area separated by glass is an area where they can serve food to you. There are clean restrooms for guests. Parking is a little interesting, but that's just downtown for you. They have an underground parking area and have staff to guide you where to park. I had beef, salad, and some green beans 7/10 cause the salad was looking a little rough.

We want to extend our heartfelt thanks for the incredible work Irene and her team did in planning…read moreand organizing Cheo's and Lupe's 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Your professionalism, creativity, and attention to detail made the entire event not only stress-free for us, but also truly unforgettable. From the beautiful décor to the seamless coordination and thoughtful touches throughout, everything reflected your talent and dedication. Irene, It was clear that you took the time to understand our vision and brought it to life in a way that exceeded everyone's expectations. We've received so many compliments from our guests and family about how lovely the evening was--and we know that is thanks to your hard work behind the scenes. Your ability to make everything run smoothly while also creating such a warm and joyful atmosphere means the world to us. Thank you again for making our their anniversary a celebration we will cherish forever. Mark Pruett

Recommend this place for your events place is always ready with your lay out whatever you need they…read morewill help you with

Clovis Veterans Memorial District memorializes Veterans and Military Dogs, as well as the…read moreinternment of Japanese Americans during World War II. It has several memorials to U.S. Military, Military Dogs and Veterans; and provide facilities and support programs to promote a legacy of Military Service. It serves as an elegant world-class educational center to present and preserve regional history, with an emphasis on Veterans of the Clovis community. The structures invite quiet contemplation as one wanders through the memorials. Here is Hallowed, Sacred and Desecrated ground. That means never is yelling done here and no playing or games are to be played here. That includes pokeman players. For the sacrifices of Veterans must always be remembered and respected for they gave their tomorrows for our today. Special districts are a form of local government governed by an elected Board of Directors created by a local community to meet a specific need. Inadequate tax bases and competing demands for existing taxes make it hard for cities and counties to provide all the services their citizens desire. When residents or landowners want new services or higher levels of existing services, they can form a district to pay for and administer them. It is clear that a lot of pride and love went into the creation of these memorials and goes into maintaining them. This place is classy, clean and disabled-friendly. The floors are glossy, there are plenty of bathrooms and they are fresh and stocked. Many who work here are volunteers for as per Acts 20:35 ESV / "In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive."" As we walked the memorials, tears came as I again remember the words of General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., United States Army (Ret.) Veteran, that "the more we sweat in Peace, the less we bleed in war." Those words should be and always must be the war standard that we hold every politician to. For "The military don't start wars. Politicians start war." correctly said General William Westmoreland, United States Army (Ret.) Veteran. That's why I support that all elected or appointed politicians who aren't currently Serving or haven't Served in America's Armed Forces, are required to spend the first six weeks of each of their terms in the front lines / combat zone hospital unit. Clovis Veterans Memorial District tells a terrifying story that war is never a nice place to visit, and no one wants to live there. It is a special district established 11 June 1946. In 1946, Ernest Hemingway wrote, "Never think that war, no matter how necessary, nor how justified, is not a crime." That's why I also support that all who aren't currently Serving or haven't Served in America's Armed Forces, are required to pay an annual War Tax of 10% of their gross income. I also support a draft for all with no exemptions. CDC rules are practiced here.

We had a fun 4th of July lunch at our clubhouse in Stonebridge. They decorated so patriotic with…read moreflags, flowers, tablecloths and everywhere you looked red, white and blue. The food was picnic style. Hamburgers with all the fixings, huge hot dogs with all the fixings including beans and pasta salad. The wait staff was very attentive, courteous and friendly. Everyone had a great time. Thank you Painted Table!

Working with Vanessa as our wedding planner was one of the best decisions we made for our wedding!…read moreFrom day one, she made the entire planning process smooth, enjoyable, and completely stress-free. Beyond the logistics, she was such a joy to work with! We can't thank Vanessa enough for making our dream wedding come to life. If you're looking for someone who's organized, passionate, and genuinely cares about their clients, look no further. Vanessa is an absolute gem!

The hotel is on a busy street, but it was absolutely quiet at night. I enjoyed the convenience of…read morehaving so many food options close by. I thought all Holiday Inn Express hotels had identical breakfasts, but this particular hotel did not have cinnamon rolls, hard-boiled eggs, or pancakes available, even though the displays were labeled for such. A big disappointment to not have the cinnamon rolls. The sausages were fabulous--a cut above most other places--crunchy on the outside and flavorful. We were delighted to have a laundry facility on our floor. The hot tub was not functional--the hotel charges full price but doesn't have all advertised amenities. I checked in while my companion waited in the car. The clerk was quite curt, and not at all welcoming. Later, my friend asked her for change for the laundry and experienced a similar attitude.

During my stay, a large water bug/cockroach appeared in my room and hid somewhere. When I called…read morethe front desk, I was told this is "normal for first-floor rooms when it rains," as if it's okay to share the room with bugs. Moreover, they claimed to be sold out and basically said there was nothing they could do-nothing with maintenance, no cleaning, nothing. Because this response felt dismissive, I called customer service to ask if this was indeed their policy. Instead, the situation got even more bizarre: someone actually came to my door and asked whether I wanted to cancel my stay -- something I never requested. I wasn't trying to leave, I was trying to get help or at least basic acknowledgment of a sanitation issue. The whole thing just got so chaotic and unhelpful that I eventually had to hang up because it wasn't going anywhere. The way this was addressed is utterly unprofessional, especially for a hotel that's supposed to provide comfort and cleanliness. I shouldn't have to sleep in a room knowing a huge roach is hiding somewhere because the staff insists it's "normal." I will not be staying here again, and I would never recommend this place to anyone until they take pest control and customer service seriously.

We recently attended a quinceañera at 1401 The Grand, and as always, the venue was absolutely…read morestunning. The staff is fantastic, attentive, and clearly experienced in making events unforgettable. They know exactly how to put together a show-stopping celebration, and it really shows in every detail. This venue truly stands in a league of its own. Super elegant, impressive, and perfect for any special occasion.

I haven't been to this place since 2005 for a wedding. Tonight is a different occasion. It's my…read morenight to enjoy 80's, 90's RnB with a dash of Neo Soul. Candlelight Concerts was in the house. I got group A seating so I was Row B. The set list was awesome. The ambiance magical. The view from the 10th floor cool to see Fresno at night. Please look at my pics for the setlist. The way they pulled off Redbone by Childish Gambino. hmmmmm O-Kay clap, clap, clap because that was beautiful. I didn't have any drinks, but my priority seating included a picture. But here's the thing. It wasn't from a professional photographer. It was from a cell phone which the battery was on Red. So we had to use my phone & text it to her. I received a Polaroid picture. Not the best lighting since there was not a professional photographer & the set up. I'll be back but with low Expectations for a souvenir photo. See you some more on Yelp 2026

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!

Enjoyed a relaxing afternoon in this peaceful and serene garden. Listening to the water, and seeing…read morethe peacocks, koi fish, geese, squirrels, birds, and dragonflies takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the day. I purchased an annual pass for $50.00 and allows guests and a photographer pass. Looking forward to coming again with friends.

This is a beautiful and well-maintained garden within the Woodward Park. I really enjoyed my time…read morewalking around there. There were so many types of ducks, geese, and peacocks walking around. Also saw turtles and koi fishes. It's indeed a beautiful garden. The entry fee was affordable. I just wished they mention that paying with a credit card would incur a fee. I could have paid with cash instead.

I didn't take a lot of pictures because I was just trying to enjoy being out of the house. There…read morewas 3 of us and it was our first time being there and I had never heard of it until my friend said she found them on instagram. The place is really cute and super tiny compared to a lot of wineries in madera. It has a cute bar area with really nice chairs and a little area to buy books and market items. We sat down at the bar area and didn't get greeted right away it took a few minutes it seemed like they were overwhelmed with all of the people there. We wanted 3 tastings in the hopes to have a charcuterie board and get a bottle of wine if we liked one of them. While sitting there a couple who had a baby sat at the bar and both were drinking wine (sorry I don't think it's okay) I understand parents need a day or night out (I'm a parent too) but babies don't belong at wineries or breweries. It's just how I feel. While sitting at the bar area the owners and whoever else the ladies were to the establishment didn't have it together they all kept overstepping one another and they looked and seemed overwhelmed. And they kept talking about it in front of us. I found out the new owners have only been there 6 months. So I understand they're still trying to figure things out. But it did take awhile to get a new pour, so I finally asked after 3 tastings if we can buy a charcuterie board, one of the ladies told me they don't have anymore they were sold out. We were bummed because we were hungry, and they didn't have any snacks to buy. So we were on our last tastings and out of nowhere a board appears and was now being bought from the couple with the baby who also got to sample the slushie they serve as well. We left unhappy and not understanding why they just lied to us about not having a board for sale. The wine was great but how we were treated compared to the people around us not so much. It's so unfortunate to like something so much but the service that's given to you and different for others is not okay. I love trying new places but sometimes it's not what's it's cut out to be.

I recently went to Three Oaks Vineyard for one of their yoga events, and it was such a cute and…read moredifferent experience! A friend invited me. I had never even heard of this place until she got us tickets. When we got there, I was surprised at how spacious it felt for a smaller spot in Clovis. Parking is a little limited, but not too bad. When you check in for yoga, they give you a glass of wine (love that), and then you go find a spot in their cute outdoor yard. The whole vibe is very relaxed and homey. Just a heads up though... this is a working farm, so there are chickens roaming around and two kittens walking around as well (and one is very friendly). Something to keep in mind depending on your comfort level. The yoga class was about an hour and it was really nice being outside in the fresh air. Super peaceful. After yoga, they had appetizers and wine tasting. The appetizers are limited, so once they're gone, they're gone. There was this chicken appetizer that was SO good, but it ran out really fast. They also opened a few different wines for tasting, and their wine is really good! After everything, you can hang out, have some wine, and enjoy the space. The owner mentioned they also host bridal showers and baby showers, which makes sense because it's such a cute, intimate spot. Overall, it's a really nice local spot if you're looking for something in town and don't want to drive all the way out to Paso Robles. Definitely worth checking out!

Amy is absolutely amazing! She made wedding planning a breeze! From day one she help me establish…read moremy vision, find vendors, design and much more. Amy went above and beyond to make my dreams come true. I recommend her to everyone I talk to.

Amy was our wedding coordinator, and we were so happy! She did our day-of coordination and we are…read moreso glad that we decided to hire her for all the small details. We didn't have to think about anything on our wedding day. She was so helpful and made sure that the whole day ran as planned. Thank you, Amy!