Wow! What an amazing time was had at our 40th year class reunion. Someone told me about The Red…read moreDoor as I was looking for a nice place to host our reunion. Their packages are affordable and the facility is nice. We chose a package that included the décor and it was so beautiful! Our classmates kept commenting on the location and the décor. You can go all inclusive or add in what works best for your budget. A huge shout out to Veronica, our event manager who was very friendly and helpful! Thank you Red Door for helping to make our event a success! I will definitely tell others.

First of all, please accept this review as constructive criticism.  The building is a house…read moreconverted to a venue.  The event center is downstairs and is very small.  The workers kept walking throughout the performance crossing in front of us.  There was nowhere to place my legs with the card table set-up.  Management did not place my group at the correct table, and they kept inquiring about the number of our table.   Poor service; very unprofessional.  The bar was set up in a corner.  Drinks were weak.   They acted as though this was their first time serving patrons.  We ordered simultaneously, and two of us received their food (a pasta dish and hot wings).  The food was cold.  After 30 minutes, we received chicken tacos, which were soft tacos shells and some substance supposedly chicken.  It looked more like turkey to us; no flavour and extremely cold.  We were totally taken back.  Apparently,  there isn't a functioning kitchen at the facility. Not even sternos to keep the food hot.  Where is the quality?  Why put an event together and it was thrown together?  We try to patronize black owned businesses, but to present that poor quality is a disservice to us.  Then, on top of that, the emcee was a straight-from-the-hood woman with poor grammar that talked on and on about nothing.  Quite simply, jazz is classy music that attracts a certain genre of people.  The band played and moved as though they were auditioning or rehearing.  During the intermission, they presented spoken word.  Horrible.  We left in the middle of the poet's set.  They even allowed the photographer to speak, thanked his girlfriend, and solicited his services.  I will never recommend this establishment or "band."  A waste of my hard earned dollars, time and patience.  I will be sharing with all forms of social media to put the word out. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Great work space, I've been using this space for work and my podcasting. Planning on using it for…read moreLIVE events soon. Very clean and organized. Perfect for the the different business projects I'm working on.

On October 25, my event I Am Queen was held at Yes Event in Tucker. When I arrived, I was warmly…read moreembraced by three young ladies -- Kennedy, Amber, and Adrienne. They not only welcomed me but also walked to my car to help my husband and me unload items needed to set up for the event. I truly didn't expect that level of assistance, as it had never happened before. Their professionalism, kindness, and willingness to help made such a difference. They assisted us with every detail of the setup, and honestly, I don't know what I would have done without them, given all that had to be loaded and unloaded in such a short time. The event itself was very intimate and beautifully accommodated about 75 to 80 guests. The venue had everything needed for a successful event -- from space and ambiance to on-site support and professionalism. I highly recommend Yes Event -- it's truly a one-stop shop with excellent staff, a clean and welcoming environment, and the kind of service that elevates any occasion.

Very nice event space. The space can be transformed easily to fit your creativity. Owners are very…read moreapproachable and welcoming.

What a wonderful place to host a small wedding. With their serene, picturesque back patio area and…read moregood-sized dining hall, they can accommodate parties of several dozen or more. One significant negative is their small restrooms - once person at a time. There is no dedicated parking and street parking just up the road is resident-only, but there are plenty of street spaces nearby, such as along Ponce a short walk away. Recommended if you're gettin' hitched.

We chose this historic home, in our favorite locale of Decatur, for our wedding on May 8. It's a…read moregreat place for an intimate event for 60 guests. The patio served as the setting for our ceremony, while the caterers set up the tables inside for our sit down dinner. The grounds are lovely, the staff is friendly and their rates are reasonable. Everyone loved the home and once my creative friends unleashed their magic on the decorative touches, it came together nicely. A few slight limitations (amplified sound) kept the party in check but the evening was wonderful for dancing inside and socializing on the patio. The home is very photogenic. I can't wait to see the pictures. If you are looking for a small sweet place for your special event, I highly recommend the Mary Gay House.

We came here for a community Gala and aside from the good company, the seating and catering optics…read moredidn't quite make it. The atmosphere was pleasant, as the space itself is modern and well-designed, with a relaxed yet upscale vibe. The location, within the historic Foundry building, adds a bit of character and charm to the overall ambiance. The service was friendly, though it was a bit inconsistent. The catering dropped the ball for people who did not eat meat or fish. My plate consisted of a dry salad (no dressing) and some sort of grain dish that I opted not to eat. Our server struggled with our table of eight, as we had to wait longer than expected for refills and updates on our meal offerings and timing. It wasn't a major issue, but it did take away from the overall experience. The tables and chairs need to be reupholstered or replaced, as the chairs we had damaged two of our table guest's dresses. Overall, it is a great venue.

Our company held our annual holiday party this year at The Foundry at Puritan Mill. Kudos to our…read moreawesome party planning committee because they always manage to find great locations and event spaces for our parties. The Foundry at Puritan Mill is located in Westside Atlanta, very close to the King Plow Arts Center. The site used to be home of the Puritan Chemical Company, who manufactured soaps and other cleaning products. The building has since been renovated and transformed into a clean and modern-looking facility. The floor space is huge. Sections were cordoned off with tall, elegant, white curtains. Along with nice decor and ambient lighting, the building still maintains an industrial look and feel with high, enormous ceilings with exposed ductwork and steel support beams, smooth-finished concrete floors, brick walls, and giant warehouse-style windows. There's also a patio outside, not to mention ample free parking. Puritan Mill provided more than enough space for our group of about 130-140. For our party, the venue was divided into three sections: (1) cocktails, h'orderves, (2) live music and dancing, (3) dinner. The first hour consisted of an open bar with standing tables and light h'orderves. When dinnertime rolled around, the curtains were pulled back and the beautiful, intimate dining area opened up. After dinner, dancing lasted late into the night. Overall, it was a very fun time and I had a blast. Food and drinks were provided by Bold American Catering (preferred caterer). Live entertainment was provided by Freeflight Productions of Kennesaw.

I actually wasted time and gas pulling up to this place also! I didn't know that it was supposedly…read morepostponed until the day of no email or text messages! Worst experience in Atlanta GA when it comes to a concert in my life! Ilovemyplug scam promoters jinky promoters this whole event no refund sent at all! Who's to say that I want these tickets something else might going on I will never return here for nothing! There are plenty of better venues who take care of the patrons!

No shade , they need a pavilion for customers who pay for seats ! Amphitheater is not weather…read morefriendly 0/10 do not recommend

We signed up for a free tour here in conjunction with the Phoenix Flies series in March. However,…read moreI think they may do paid weekend tours at other times during the rest of the year. If you have driven much between Midtown and Buckhead, odds are that you've passed this castle-like house before. Parking is across Spring Street in a dedicated lot (underneath an on-ramp to the connector). You then just cross the street and are behind the home itself. We entered via the front door which faces Peachtree Street. Our tour lasted about an hour and focused on the architecture and history of the home. It was constructed early in the 20th century and has a lot of nice details (woodwork, light fixtures, wall murals, etc.). The tour does not include the upstairs (which is now office space for the historic trust that operates the site). It does include a brief visit to the basement, which is just an average semi-finished space. There is also a room with historical photos of the surrounding area - the shopping plaza that was built later and which surrounded the home on three sides at one point (only one 'arm' of derelict shops still exists). I recall when the Rhodes Theater was still in operation (showing older and/or cult films). I've driven by here countless times and it was nice to actually get an in-depth tour of the property. This is definitely worth doing once if you live in the area or have an interest in architecture.

I have always thought that Rhodes Hall was a terrific venue and have been fascinated by it's…read moreRomanesque castle façade coupled with the ornate Victorian interior. So it was really an easy choice for my partner and I who married on Sunday, April 24th, 2016. We had 95 guests with our ceremony on the steps, cocktail and reception split inside and out so that the dance floor could be in the reception. It was a bit windy for the piping drape and urns so be certain you weight down well. Chrystal was a true joy, her experience with the venue gave her the knowledge to make great suggestions. While we did add florals and décor on the tables and mantels, we kept them in the feel of the home very lush and loose. We wanted people to explore the home the whole evening, not just for ceremony or dinner. We put the bar into the den so it was just off the dance floor (in the reception hall ) and would keep people flowing through the home even after dinner. She offered to work with us every step of the way and was always easy to reach when needed. I got my cake bar in the parlor with my 60" rounds plus sweetheart table and the rest of the guests were either seated in the library or on the porch. Dinner was buffet style, then we all returned for dancing and mingling. Several did mingle on the front and side porches, taking photos of the home, ceremony or photo backdrop. The day of is truly a whirlwind, the staff was on top of everything. I'm very hands on and they wouldn't allow me to do anything. = ) I too, returned from my honeymoon to find my security deposit check had been returned. It was even easy to pick up the cooler we realized had been left there about 2 weeks we later. I can't wait to see the rest of our photos as the peeks I've gotten have been amazing! I know I didn't get the chance to thank you all then, but I do wish to say THANKS! to each of you who helped make our day so very special!

I cannot say enough amazing things about The Slate Room. After my original venue canceled on me…read morejust a week and a half before my event, I was in a full-on panic. I reached out to The Slate Room the next morning and was blown away by how easy and seamless the booking process was. Not only did they have availability, but the space ended up being even better than my original venue in every way. The location is prime, the pricing is more than fair, and the space itself is absolutely stunning. It's the perfect outdoor-hybrid setup and worked flawlessly for my party. Josh and Chavien were incredibly professional, kind, and transparent about everything from the very beginning. They walked me through all the features of the venue, answered every question I had, and made sure I felt fully supported. What really stood out to me was the level of care! Josh even came back the morning after my event to help a guest who thought they had left something behind. That kind of thoughtfulness is rare and so appreciated. Thanks to The Slate Room, what could have been a stressful disaster turned into one of the best nights ever. I truly believe my party was better because it happened here. If you're looking for a beautiful, flexible venue with great energy and even better people, this is the one. I will recommend The Slate Room every chance I get. They absolutely saved my celebration and took it to the next level.

I came for a private event & overall a good venue, which offers inside & outside usage…read more Unfortunately, the inside which was separated by a curtain, was not comfortable as the A/C was off & seating was sparse. The catering (outside vendor) was also located inside & dropped the ball on many aspects...with no fault of the Slate Room. I have never seen a large table covered in saran wrap serving as a charcuterie board with no serving utensils, mini plates & the much need for Hand Sanitizer. I digress to the outside, aside from the covered patio with sofas (they need to be replaced), picnic tables & a few chairs, the seating layoff were off. Now, depending on the packages - perhaps different setups with furniture &, etc may be offered. The parking logistics were very unpleasing. The parking space is shared, so 1st come 1st park. The neighboring businesses have parking spaces yet with the security outside they will let you know if you can park there or direct you somewhere else & with a small trek. The concept is great, yet the logistics could use some tweaking.