If I could put 0 stars I would. I would NOT use this venue. They did not have enough food for our…read moreevent. No sugar free drink options. A table fell on two of our guests and no apologies were given. The 360 photo booth was supposed to be manned for 3 hours but we only got 2 hours because of staffing. The staff was friendly but seemed to be untrained in service. The owner then had the audacity to text for additional funds! Beware...Beware...Beware!!!!

From the owner: Luxxe Weddings and Events Hall is a 4,000 sq ft. Ballroom focused on meeting your wedding and party…read moreneeds. We offer full scale party planning packages that include the core vendors that your event requires from DJs to caterers, party planners, photographers and decorations. We have excellent customer service, exceptional quality, new decor that includes luxury wall drapings, chandeliers, uplighting and a 360 photo booth. We're excited to provide a luxurious stress free event that exceeds your expectations. Where luxury meets perfection at every event.

Rentable event venue in Spring Hill near the library. Quiet side road setting. Room is clean with…read morea side kitchen and bathrooms. Air conditioned event venue for our hot seasons.

The Service was Great Nice People And a Nice Place To Relax And Have a Delicious Dinnerread more

The food was pretty good! - skip the ceviche appetizer as it is rubbery/not fresh or appetizing…read more The service was amazing. The waitress was attentive and wonderful. The view was lovely. The weather was nice so we sat on the upper deck outside. They also have beach seating in the sand. Nice view and nice vibes. Overall I would be back. The jerk turkey club was very good.

Words cannot express how grateful we are for all the people behind the scenes as well as Daphne…read moreKutsos for all her help in pulling off a wedding in just 10 weeks. I would never have gotten through it without her help, guidance and shoulder to lean on. She made everything possible and we can't thank you, your staff and your vendors enough for making this special day happen!!!

Food always delicious and super efficient and friendly staff! Always enjoy the many events I've…read moreattended here over the past 20 years. Very clean with good lighting too!

Went here for the Blueberry Festival! A lot of the event was super lively; people could shop from…read morevendors, pick blueberries, drink blueberry adjacent wines and beers, and have foods with a blueberry twist on them. Luckily there was a lot of outdoor seating, so it wasn't too difficult to find a seat. I ended up getting the sweet blueberry wine, blueberry flatbread (had caramelized onions, arugula, and prosciutto with a blueberries glaze drizzle), and the blueberry shortcake. The wine was lightly sweet and not dry. The blueberry flatbread tasted more of the caramelized onions and the blueberry drizzle added a little hint of sweetness and tartness. My favorite though was the blueberry shortcake. It was soft and the blueberry compote was absolutely delicious. Although it was rich, it didn't feel heavy. I wish I had gotten another slice. In general, I've been here before and it's nice and cozy inside with great service! I love trying all the flavors available with their wine and beer flights (some are seasonal). Honestly, sometimes I buy their wine by the bottle in stores because it's actually just that good.

Continues to be my favorite winery around. Made reservations with hubs to have a wine lunch then…read morestrawberry shortcake down the road. We chose to sit out on the patio. Service was great and so was the food. I got the sangria and the wine burger. Hubs got the tacos. Love their French fries too! The crispiness and the seasoning on them is just plain good. The wine burger was delicious and probably my fav entree they have.

Wonder place to visit especially for a simple family day with older children or a date night.read more

From the owner: This page is intended for weddings and event bookings only. Not for museum or Ybor city tours…read more The Ybor City Museum, located in the heart of Tampa’s vibrant Ybor City, offers a historic and charming venue for weddings and special events. Its beautifully landscaped courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery and iconic brick architecture, creates a romantic and intimate atmosphere for outdoor weddings, receptions, concerts and social gatherings. The museum features a serene and elegant bridal suite plus a relaxing groom’s lounge, providing comfort and privacy for the wedding party. Combining historical charm with modern amenities, the Ybor City Museum ensures a unique and memorable experience for any celebration. Interior space includes a bridal suite, grooms lounge, board room, meeting rooms and unique photo locations. The outdoor courtyard features a stage, fountain and an intimate oasis in the heart of Ybor City. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Ybor City at our museum and special event space. Discover the stories underneath the trees, where the community bloomed and thrived since 1886 and known as "Cigar Capital of the World".

Loved it here, my aunt recently did a wedding here. & the service was great staff was friendly and…read morea pleasure to be around the space was big and the provided us with a dressing room area loved it

I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about Judi and Events at New Beginnings! When we first…read moremet Judi, we had set our wedding date just over 2 months out. From day one, Judi never once made us feel like our vision was impossible, unrealistic, or too last-minute even though we knew it was a tight timeline. Instead, she met us with kindness, creativity, and reassurance. She helped coordinate our off-site ceremony at a park and stayed in constant communication with us throughout the planning process. One of the most unique and special moments was getting an early preview of the venue fully set up and it was beyond anything we could have ever imagined. The reception itself was everything we wanted and more - nothing ever felt rushed or complicated, which is priceless on your wedding day. Judi even checked in with us after the wedding to see how we were doing and sent photos and videos she took herself, which meant so much to us. If you're looking for a wedding venue with an owner who is compassionate, organized, creative, and truly invested in making your day special, I highly recommend Judi and Events at New Beginnings!

William John Howey (January 19, 1876 - June 7, 1938) was an American real-estate developer, citrus…read moregrower, and Republican politician from Florida. He founded and served as mayor for the town of Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida where he developed and sold citrus groves, becoming one of Florida's greatest citrus developers. He was one of the first citrus growers to send fruit from Florida to England. In 1921 he opened Florida's first citrus juice plant. He ran for governor on the Republican ticket in 1928 and 1932. Mr. Howey's prominence led to many distinguished guests visiting the Howey mansion, These included Lord Bathhurst of England, H.B. McNeal, publisher of Golfer's Magazine, golf master Chick Evans, Kansas Governor Alfred Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillip's of petroleum fame, and President Calvin Coolidge who was guest of honor at an all-male dinner party in February 1930. Mr. Howey's former home near Lake Wales, Florida became the site of Florida's Bok Tower at the Bok Tower Gardens. In 1925 Mr. Howey commissioned a 20 room mansion in the town he founded. The architect was Katherine Cotheal Budd. During WWI she designed temporary lodgings known as hostess homes for women who were visiting their husbands at military training camps. Budd is credited for creating 72 lodgings with a homelike atmosphere and the Howey House is one of a few existing examples of her work. The Howey Mansion was designed in the popular Mediterranean Revival style. The house is set back on a wide lawn with wrought iron gates and a long horseshoe drive. The entrance to the home features an elaborate, two story bas relief frontispiece .The massive front door and the woodwork on the first floor is made from peaky cypress. Leading to the second floor is a graceful curving stone stairway with a wrought iron banister. Other features of the home include three large fireplaces, a ballroom-size drawing room, enormous beamed ceilings, and a servant call-bell phone system. There is even a hidden passage behind a sliding bookshelf panel in the library. The original 15 acres grounds of the mansion were called The Park and included many botanical plants and shrubs. On March 6, 1927 The Park was the host site for an open air concert performed by the New York Civic Opera Company bringing the top opera singers of the day to the mansion for a concert for the community. The mansion was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Place on January 27, 1983. On April 12, 2017 it was listed for sale at $480,000. The new owners are Brad and Clay Cowherd, Orlando real estate investors who have made period-accurate restoration of the house. I visited the Howey Mansion for the Founders Day Festival. Admission for tours of the home was discounted to $10. The Howey Mansion is available for private rentals like weddings while historical tours are also available Monday through Friday at 11am. The Founder's Day event included a local market, food trucks, live music, and family activities. I enjoyed visiting the tents and touring the mansion including the hidden bar in the basement that was created during prohibition. Behind the mansion, is a trail through the woods that will take you to the Georgian marble mausoleum where the Howey family is interred including William J. Howey (1938), daughter, Lois Valerie Howey (1941), and Mary Hastings Howey (1981). This year Centennial Founder's Day Celebration, marked100 years since the town's founding in 1925.

What an incredible place! We really enjoyed the tour Fran and Mercy gave us. They were extremely…read moreknowledgeable about the property and you can tell they love what they do. The property itself is gorgeous. If you're looking for an event space, you're in luck they rent it out for weddings and other events.

Took our grandson last year and had a blast competing to find the biggest blueberry. We then made…read moreblueberry and lemon muffins for the whole neighborhood that were fantastic. Great farm and wonderful experience!

Really nice place .. all my family loved it .. We went for pumpkin picking . Great peopleread more

We visited Frustration Station to celebrate my daughter's 10th birthday, and it was one of the most…read moreuncomfortable and unprofessional experiences I've ever had at a business. From the moment we arrived, it felt like we had walked into someone's home and were being scolded by a family member rather than welcomed as paying customers. The owner was rude, condescending, and argumentative--not just with me, but with several other parents in our group as well. The environment itself was chaotic. Her daughter and mother were present, and we had to listen to her repeatedly scold her daughter in front of customers, which was incredibly awkward. When a parent pointed out that the waiver did not say jeans were required, the owner insisted it did--until the waiver was shown to her. Only then did she admit she must have sent an outdated version. She even made the children feel bad by commenting on their clothing choices. Throughout our time there, the experience felt disorganized and unmonitored. The camera feed to the splash and smash rooms repeatedly turned off, and at one point, the owner left the building without telling anyone--leaving us to knock on doors to find out where she went. (A family member eventually told us she went on a pizza run.) The music kept cutting out, and when I tried to play something softly on my phone to fill the silence, she scolded me for it. It was embarrassing and unnecessary. When the pizza finally arrived, it was all pepperoni--no cheese option for the kids. I politely asked about it, and she loudly told everyone that I was the one who ordered it that way, adding that she was "shocked" because "most parents order cheese for kids." She also criticized me in front of guests for not ordering lemonade. I was never asked for my preferences in the first place, and the way she handled it was unprofessional and humiliating. Safety was another concern. The protective gear for the kids was inconsistent--some masks covered faces and necks properly, while others left large areas exposed. It did not feel like sufficient protection for children. Finally, when we decided to have the kids leave the smash room early for safety reasons, the owner told the children that she would have let them stay but "the moms made them come out." That kind of comment was totally inappropriate and undermined the parents in front of the kids. The overall experience was uncomfortable, chaotic, and poorly managed. Between the rude behavior, lack of professionalism, and questionable safety, I would never recommend this place--especially not for children's events. I deeply regret choosing Frustration Station for my daughter's birthday.

I had my daughters 12th bday party here and it was great! The staff make you feel like family, they…read moreare super accommodating and very flexible. We did the party package and one room is included but for only a few bucks more you can do both the rage room and the splash paint room.... They provided videos of the rage room and it was so much fun! I'm going back for a ladies night because I whole heartedly felt that it was cheaper than therapy and way more effective! Thank you for the great experience!