We had a big celebration for our family here: two graduations and two retirements. Owners were…read morehelpful and super easy to work with. Beautiful hall with great lighting, plenty of space. Extremely clean and ready for us to decorate, just as promised. Our guests raved about it! Hidden gem in heart of Miamisburg - HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Steam Plant is a favorite wedding venue in the Greater Dayton Metropolitan Area. Best bridal…read moreadvice: Do diligence and explore the Greater Dayton- Cincinnati markets well in advance of your special day. Caveat: Engage this beautiful venue as soon as possible.... In January 2023, a "hold this date reservation arrived" for August, 2023. A family member held her large, fashionable, and somewhat expensive wedding reception for 300+ friends and relatives. We congratulate her foresight for engaging this venue. It is great that Dayton's historical buildings are restored and lots of area folks delight in selecting reception areas. We know that Steam Plant Professionals deserve huge credit for being the venue of joy to life. We like the event spaces, indoor and outdoor. Of course, we like the on-site parking Highly recommend...

This place is amazing. They really have put a lot of thought into making it a great event center…read more I love the two suites they have for the bride and her ladies and then the men's downstairs. The wedding was absolutely beautiful with an amazing backdrop. Used a catering company that was recommended by the Steam Plant, Elite Catering, I was not impressed with their food at all. This event center is so elegant and the food wasnt up to the standards you would expect.

BEAUTIFUL setting for a spring/summer/fall wedding!! What a wonderful, hidden spot to "get away…read morefrom it all," without leaving the Dayton region. Perfect pond side location for an outdoor ceremony, and I'm guessing the pavilion right next to the pond is your next best bet, if the weather doesn't cooperate. Beautiful grounds, with so many photo ops!! Be sure to get there early, if you're a guest-- Parking can get tricky, but it all worked out PERFECTLY for us!!

We had our son's rehearsal dinner at the Engineers Club this past weekend. Amanda was terrific in…read morehelping me with the planning and offering suggestions. The food was fantastic and staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. The English Room, where we had the dinner, was perfect for the number of people we had attending. Thank you Engineers Club for starting off the wedding weekend with a great experience.

This review is for our pre-event reservation experience. We did not end up holding our event at the…read moreEngineers Club, so we cannot review it in that capacity. We are not local to Dayton (we live on the west coast), or what happened might have been avoided or handled far earlier. We rented the auditorium at the Engineer's Club for our wedding welcome event. We were going to have a movie night, and told them this up front. We saw photos online of movie nights in the Engineer's Club auditorium and were excited to have a similar event there. When we signed the agreement, we were told that the movie equipment, including "dvd player, projector, movie screen, and sound system," would cost $200 on top of the $900 venue rental fee. We signed the agreement and paid the non-refundable $900 deposit that was required (the full venue fee). We asked if a lower deposit was possible, but were told no. Four months before the event, we flew to Dayton and visited the Club to meet the event director and walk through the space to go over the plans. In the auditorium was a small presentation screen. The kind set up on its own free-standing easel. Imagine the old overhead projector screens from school in the 90s--the screen was smaller than our home television. We were told that was the movie screen for our event with an estimated 120 guest count (as written in the agreement). It turned out that if we wanted an actual movie screen that fit the auditorium, we'd have to pay even more to rent it and a projector from an outside AV company. We admit we were at fault for not confirming more details (movie screen dimensions, projector model/capability) before signing and paying the deposit. But the Engineer's Club could have been more clear and transparent about what facilities they had, and that our event was not a good fit for their space unless we were willing to spend more. Rather than paying the additional rental costs, we found a charming movie theater in Miamisburg for less than half the price, and it included all the tech required to show a full-size movie. The Engineer's Club agreed to refund a portion of our deposit, which was kind, but we were still out a significant amount of money because of how expensive their original deposit was. Because of our experience, I cannot recommend planning a private event here.

Had my grandma birthday party here and it was ok!…read more We had to provide our own trash bags the restrooms were dirty we had to clean it and have our own toilet paper. Nice size space. But no real kitchen. Kind of mad there was no real kitchen to warm food and there was a fridge but it was completely full. The dumpster was far and we had to walk (drive) all the way around the building to empty the trash. Owner was nice space was ok and it fit 75 people easily. There is a dance floor

Late for walk through & setup. Rude. Place was no ready for setup still had decorations from the…read moreprevious event so we had no choice but to help remove old decorations in order for us not to spend all night setting up our own decorations. Charging to rent broken tables. Rented to accommodate 100 guests only to be told they only had 83. Some chairs were broken all were the cheap light weight kind . Kitchen consist of a locked refrigerator so you have nowhere to store your food that needed to stay cold. No sink to wash dishes. Did not supply toilet paper or paper towels so bring your own. We also supplied our own hand soap. There is a counter and 2 folding tables in the kitchen for use. We had to clean bathroom. Unattended little child running around while we're trying to setup and build our balloon arch. Would not recommend. Unprofessional

Come visit for an event you will find GREAT food incredible German Beer selection and Very friendly…read morepeople!

Here the fest is great. Good food. Good beverages. It is too bad it is just once a year.read more

It was comfortable and bright. The rep Mr Lightfoot was accommodating. We will consider this…read morelocation for next year.

Went to a wedding here for the first time and what a beautiful hall. This place is wonderful. Its…read morelocation is easy right off 75, near Carrolon park. There are two halls for different size events. Very nice and well kept. Don't know about the price, but I definitely would consider this for any future events.

Next to the Dayton art Institute, and across the river from downtown Dayton, on a hill overlooking…read morethe city is the Dayton Masonic Center. Ample parking is available on site, to the rear of the building. This large facility is a combination of neoclassical and art deco architecture. With multiple floors and many meeting rooms & lounges full of architectural symbols related to the Masonic fraternity, it is a showcase for the high watermark of historic Masonic temples. Still occupied by the Masonic fraternity and it's various appendant bodies, it is a vibrant well used community facility and does host other events from time to time. A tremendous asset to the Dayton region.

This was our first time at this venue and although the building itself is quite impressive, we were…read morevery disappointed in the seating for the Candlelight Concert. The promo pictures show a stage filled with candles and the musicians, however, after paying for higher priced tickets, we literally could barely see the performers, much less the stage! (which is not raised). The musicians were fantastic, but unfortunately, the venue is not.