Went to a graduation party. Very nice place. Very large two-story old house. The party was…read moredownstairs we didn't go up, but we could have. I got to see the secret door to the kitchen-totally hidden. We utilize the patio on Madison with large trees to avoid the sun. Lots of tables and chairs. Also, another patio on the other side of the building. There are two restrooms on the main floor. There's not a lot of parking, but people were parking in the grass. It's a very nice event space.

I hosted a bridal shower here last weekend it was the perfect place to host the shower. It is very…read morenicely decorated, the grounds were very clean and the staff were extremely easy to work with. On the weekends, they have a live band outside, I can't wait to check that out.

We hosted a baby shower at the Social Hall. Megan was great to work with and helped make the event…read moreextra special. The venue is beautiful!

I just enjoyed a 40th birthday celebration for a close friend at Grafton Peek Social Hall - WOW!…read moreThe location was spectacular - string lights hanging over the street outside led us up to the space - what a fabulous first impression. Inside, they had setup the gorgeous historic space for oure event, with a customized LED screen, a DJ, gorgeous colorful linens and tablecloths, catering from Condado Taco (YUM), plus a bar full of a ton of delightful drink choices. We had an unbelievably awesome time! Thanks Grafton Peek team for an AWESOME event!

This business is a well kept older home that is converted into a meeting place or reception…read morelocation for large parties. Whether it be a wedding or otherwise, it sits in a lovely setting right off the beaten path, (Madison Avenue), near downtown Greenwood. It has a nice amount of beautifully manicured and landscaped property next to the house/building. It has a lovely little pond and gazebo in the middle of it. It would be simply and perfectly picturesque for photos of any kind. I went recently for a political gathering I was invited to. I was impressed overall by how classy looking and well maintained it is inside. It is pleasantly/nicely decorated, and has a very charming and warm atmosphere due to the age and architecture of the home. I would venture to guess the home is at least 100 years old. I think I would very much consider frequenting this business again if I ever needed the space for their services. I am not sure what they charge for renting their space for awhile, but it would be interesting to look into it further. It's also nice to know it is very close to where I live as well.

From the owner: Winchester Place is a historic property that serves as a venue for private parties, meetings and…read morespecial events including weddings, rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, baby showers and special celebrations for landmark birthdays and anniversaries. Our clients tell us they appreciate the intimacy of our historic home and the natural beauty of our gardens boasting weeping willows, gazebo, pond, fountain and bridge.

An amazing location to have your next event!!! This place is sooo cool!!! The outside areas are…read moreso cozy and love all the lights out at night. You will love all the nostalgia from your younger days or grandparents home.

This place is absolutly stunning! No place on the Southside doing what they are doing. Great…read morecustomer Service and beautiful grounds. All the staff went over and beyond to help us plan the most gorgeous wedding ever.

We attended a wedding here last weekend and were pleasantly surprised at how nice the venue was. We…read morehad no idea this place even existed in our town. The landscaping was gorgeous with a variety of beautiful shrubs and bushes with the outline of the property lined with trees. The inside venue was stunning! Everything was perfect and EVERY STAFF MEMBER was on their A-game! The only downfall was the drinks were a little on the pricey side BUT they were strong! If you are looking for the perfect venue for your wedding this is IT!

The food was delicious! Able to accommodate me without…read morehaving a reservation! Beautiful shaded outdoor seating! Ample free parking! I'll definitely be back!

Food was cold, (obviously microwaved) Sprite was four dollars, meal was crappy chicken for nine…read moredollars. I'm VERY disappointed. One star

We were here for a life celebration and were set up in one of the smaller rooms (on the right…read morefacing the front of the building). The room was nice and the grounds were beautiful. The staff were very attentive. The main courses and sides were tasty, but in no way extraordinary. The desserts, however, were delicious. Our room was alcohol free, with none served nor allowed to be brought in. I assume this is true for the entire facility. As an attendee not involved in working with the venue to coordinate the event, it was very nice indeed.

The most beautiful venue! I have been here a handful of times for random events, such as author…read morebook talks. Every time is a delight, and the drinks are served quickly and are tasty.

This was the PERFECT setting for a recent holiday party. We had the fireplace going, which was a…read morenice touch and the venue is decorated perfect for some cute holiday backdrops. They recommended a few caterers and they did not let us down. I decided to try the clausmopolitan and it didn't disappoint. Hotel Tango continues to wow me in every way. If you are looking for a smaller intimate, but perfect spot for your next event, check them out!

Hey Santa! We…read morevisited The Foxhole for the Operation Santa pop-up bar. The decor was super cute and perfect for a holiday gathering. I love that there were different areas for photo opps spread throughout the space. The space itself is roomy and of a generous size. There's plenty of room for a small wedding, or a good sized party. You have access to in-house bar & restroom facilities, and of course the perfect Hotel Tango cocktails. If you're looking for an undiscovered, rustic event space - definitely give it a look.

Rude front staff. Unaccommodating and acted like customers were a total nuisance. Hotel is nice and…read moreclean - staff, zero stars!

We stayed two nights at the hotel, the staff was very courteous and helpful. Once we entered the…read moreroom we noticed that room was very clean and smelled good. Once inside we tested the beds And they were very comfortable. The pillows were a little soft and crunchy. In the bathroom we noticed that the hairdryer was taped together at each end. The breakfast that they served was outstanding full of variety of things for you to choose from and the seating area was huge. The one negative that I have to say is there needs to be a ventilation system in the bathroom. It gets very hot and steamy in the bathroom.

The Southside Art League was organized in 1964 as a non-profit organization with 59 charter members…read morewho met in a variety of places - church basements, the backroom of a firehouse, and other local spots. The current spot was acquired in 1990 and became the Southside Art League's permanent home and remains so to this day. There are two historic buildings - both were renovated and include office space, gallery space, and classroom space. Southside Art League has instructional classes that include oils, watercolors, pastels, acrylics, drawing, and portraiture. It also hosts workshops and demonstrations. The gallery is open from 11am-3pm weekly from Wednesday through Saturday. It is an opportunity to review art and in many cases also purchase it. I'm constantly amazed at the quality produced by the Southside Art League. Main exhibits change quarterly. The exhibit from January-March 2022 in the Off Broadway Gallery is called "Make Me Laugh." The current featured artist is the late John Manicke and most of the art is for sale with proceeds actually going to Southside Art League. Member artists can display and sell their works. They are required to pay a small monthly fee and work in the gallery one day monthly. Current membership is around 200 and the Southside Art League is self-supporting with individual/corporate memberships, gallery dues, and class/workshop fees providing the majority of the support. I can't quite say I'm a regular at Southside Art League, though it is becoming more the case since I transferred my healthcare down to Franciscan and spend more time in this area. I find the classes to often be affordable and the public art has a wide range of pricing. Gallery space is beautiful. The main floor is quite accessible. From what I understand, there's still plans to renovate some upstairs space and due to the historic nature of the buildings I kind of doubt that accessibility will be as strong once that's complete. We'll see. Overall, this is a tremendous space for art on the southside. I definitely recommend checking it out if you get a chance.

"To encourage artists in their work and to promote appreciation of art in the community."…read more I stopped in on Thursday to check out the artwork on hand at the showroom in Greenwood. The building is divided into an entryway and two showrooms. The entryway has a display case with some pottery and jewelry that is for sale. There is a sign-in for guests and a chance to discuss any questions you have with the host/hostess. Beyond the entry, the room on the right displays the artwork provided by members of SALi (Southside Art League). The artwork in this room changes every three months at the beginning of each new quarter. Within this room, there was a wide range of painting styles using different mediums. I was pleasantly surprised at how high the quality was. The room on the left displays the artwork of a single artist, but only for a month. On the day I visited, the artist provided a wide variety of art pieces from paintings to 3D pieces, to jewelry and medallions. The featured artist is sometimes local, but occasionally is someone the league agrees to bring in. All the pieces on display are for sale. It was a fun way to spend a rainy lunch hour! FYI: Classes are available in watercolor, oil painting, pastel oil and acrylic mentoring, drawing for children and adults, and photography and Photoshop. Review #163