This renovated textile mill is a great space for an event. We attended a wedding dinner/reception…read morerecently and thoroughly enjoyed the space. Coming off the elevator on the fourth floor, you enter a "courtyard" splashed in sunlight from the large skylight. Off the courtyard are several rooms of varying size which gives several options for configuring your event. The main room is an expansive room with large windows on three sides and high ceilings. There was ample room for the sit down dinner for 250 plus ample room for dancing. Ample parking is available on site which is a plus given the downtown location.

Beautiful venue. Located in the heart of downtown High Point NC. Hidden treasure. Appears to be…read moregreat for any type of event. Parking is good. Location is good. Appearance is good. Win win situation. Adds that nostalgia to a party setting.

Driving back this facility is definitely unassuming! i have driven passed this place for 25 years…read moreand never imagined that I could or would be hosting a surprise birthday party for my mother at this location! I hosted 100 persons of all ages to celebrate my mom, and I was able to bring my own caterer and add my own decor! I liked the idea that Dawn was able to help me realize my dream of what I envisioned this space to look like for my moms special day! This is perfect venue in the Triad due to interstate highway proximity, handicap accessibility, and more! Dawn, the owner, was amazing to work with and it was equally important to me to host this function at a facility owned by someone who looks like me! Look no further than Something Bleu for your next event!

This space is perfect for small intimate gatherings or even weddings. Dawn has an exceptional eye…read morewhen it comes to designing a space and making it look exactly as you pictured it to look. I will however say that the only reason I didn't give 5 stars is her communication skills are a bit slack. She doesn't return emails within a reasonable amount of time unless it deals with making a payment. Otherwise, you will have to question her multiple times to get an answer. Besides that, she made my wedding day unforgettable! She listened and observed my inspirational pictures and did an awesome job!!

What a cute little shop. I can't soak for the drinks, but the place was adorable. It has some very…read morecute options for you to check out while you eat your meat and cheese. It's very close to the baseball stadium and I can't soak imagine it gets busy during games. We sat next door at fox and rocks because they are connected. We really enjoyed our experience and the staff.

The Blooming Board is such a vibrant & uplifting space! Brandi (the owner) has totally pulled out…read moreall the stops to create a unique business for High Point. From the boho-chic decor to the curated shopping selections of high-end fashion to locally sourced goods, plus delicious charcuterie arrangements. You can stop in to shop, sip, eat...or a combination of all three! It's a must-visit spot for sure! I can't wait to go back and spend more time!

My niece had her wedding here last weekend. It was the perfect location for her 1920's themed…read morewedding!! The building is beautiful, with vintage decor. The staff was amazing to work with !!! A special THANK YOU to Ms Betty Owen, wedding planner. She is AMAZING!!!! She really went above and beyond to make the day so special, and every thing went very smooth!!! We had all the last minute nerves about everything falling into place on our big day, but thanks to Betty it could not have gone any better!!!! It's true what they say..."stay calm and trust the wedding planner"!! Especially if it's Betty !!!! A BIG THANK YOU TO THE ENTIRE STAFF that made our event on 3/4/17 so wonderful!!!!! Brenda O. Aunt of the bride

I grew up in High Point and didn't even know this place existed. Centennial Station is located…read moredowntown, just around the corner from Showplace. It used to be an old freight train depot in the early 1900s, but was later converted into a dinner theater and now, it's a special events center. Very old and rustic looking, a lot of the original wooden flooring and structure still remain in place today. I visited on Friday night for a wedding rehearsal dinner afterparty. The inside was nicely decorated for the holidays with Christmas trees, beautiful lights, and colorful ornaments. The main hall has a stage, dance floor, plenty of table seating, and a small open bar in the back. Cool space and perfect for the event. There was a projected slide show on stage of the married couple to be and also a little dancing. The sound system could have been better, but it wasn't a big deal. Bartenders did a good job. Ample parking outside.

Owner very unprofessional. She never answers emails . Also contract is very contradicting! One part…read moresays cancellations within 60 days aren't able to get any kind of refund and another says no refund at all . If you pick this location don't pay upfront the whole cost because it doesn't matter what happens in life she won't give a single dime back . Remember hearing on the news the groom who lost his bride in an accident and she died but the venue wouldn't give him his money back ? This is how this lady does business too . No refunds for what ever reason !!!!

Our experience at the villa was wonderful!…read more Everything was beyond my expectation, the staff was so helpful, and the chalkboard wall turned out beautiful!

I had two grandchildren that got married at this event Center. I would recommend them everything…read more There is beautiful and it is not overpriced. Like a lot of of these venues are. Now that they have the chapel it is absolutely gorgeous.

Lazy E Events Center/Barn was where we held my Moms 70th birthday party. This place did not…read moredisappoint! It is a beautiful venue with so many options for decorations and colors and centerpieces! Maria was my contact here and she was amazing! I couldn't have chosen a better venue or a better contact! She was so very helpful and did so much before we even got there! This place is very classy. They have so much greenery that lights up and they have everything for a DJ and a dance floor! They have a full kitchen and a table for gifts and cards and another one for desserts and they even have an outside patio area. They also have a groomsmen room where you can put your stuff in and change, etc... They have three very clean bathrooms as well. If you're looking for a beautiful and fully stocked venue, you will not be disappointed with lazy Events Center! We had a wonderful night!

Hands down one of the easiest and less stressful buildings to navigate during high point furniture…read moremarket! The exterior of this building is stunning, you can't miss it. It is directly opposite "the beast" (IHFC). They typically will have food trucks outside to grab a bite to eat/ drink or some coffee. But as you know vendors usually have food too so you never go short. If this is on your plan for first thing to do, i recommend parking in the IHFC free parking lot and walking to the building. If not then there are plenty of shuttles that will take you here and anywhere else you want to go.

I've been here for a number of furniture markets and the service is always superb at this venue…read more From what I've heard, Showplace could be a bit more economically friendly for the vendors, but other than that this place represents High Point well during market.

One Thirteen Brewhouse is a super fun spot, especially when there's a strong live band on stage…read more It's a great bar and music venue with four different levels. The downstairs area is the main music hall, with a legit stage, a large bar, and plenty of open room. The second level features a cocktail and whiskey bar, along with a separate lounge style room filled with leather couches and chairs. The third and fourth levels both offer outdoor space, with the third floor having its own bar and the fourth providing additional seating and city views. It's a great mix of spaces for pretty much anyone. The music really stole the show this evening. I arrived early and snapped a few photos before the crowd rolled in. Dear Sister rocked tonight. What an excellent cover band! I'll be seeing them often whenever they roll into town. The only thing holding this from being a 5 star night was the service. It was decent but noticeably slow even before the crowd showed up. Once things got busy, it became very hard to grab a drink or get anyone's attention, which is typical for a packed place but still worth noting. Overall, this is a super fun spot with great music and tons of indoor and outdoor space to enjoy. I'll definitely be back for more live shows or to hang out with family and friends on a nice day up on the rooftop areas.

We stopped into One Thirteen Brewhouse as part of our Brew Peddler tour of Greensboro. We got…read morethere mid afternoon, to an empty space, but the bar was open and the rooftop access was open for getting a view. It's a cool, multi floor, multi bar (and when busy) space, and I believe the only rooftop bar in GSO. The bartender didn't seem too pleased with our group being there and buying drinks, despite being the only customers there. But we still tried to make the best of it. Not sure I'll be rushing back though

Went to HPCC for Christmas Eve dinner. I couldn't believe how busy it was. We heard two different…read morenumbers for attendance. One staff member told us 750 guests were expected, another said over 900. Either way, it was a ton of people. Every single room in the Emerywood clubhouse was filled. There were long lines for the buffets, one set up in each hallway. The parking lot was full, so people were parking on the grass and in the street. I've never seen it so busy! I thought we're still supposed to be in a recession. The clubhouse was decked out for the holidays. A big "Happy Holidays" ice sculpture with changing lights was set up inside the entrance. At the ends of either hallway were two giant, well-decorated Christmas trees. Smaller Christmas trees were positioned in various rooms. A group of Christmas Carolers walked around and sang. They were dressed in traditional English attire and sounded great. Santa Claus was also present and he was quite an authentic-looking one, from beard to costume. The kiddies LOVED him. I almost wanted to get a picture with him, but I didn't want to stand in line with all the little munchkins. Because it was so crowded, the tables were really packed in, especially in the grill room. This made it difficult to maneuver in certain spots. Maybe they can improve upon this next Christmas. I'm not sure if they expected this many people to show up. I don't remember all of the foods, but some of the spread included three different kinds of salads, casseroles, stuffing, macaroni and cheese, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, and freshly sliced prime rib, ham, and turkey. The dessert bar consisted of a variety of pies and ice cream. Pecan pie FTW. Generally, the food was good, as it normally is. I'm pretty sure the staff was at full force on Monday night. Everyone was incredibly polite and warm welcoming, even though they had to work on Christmas Eve. Kudos to them. Overall, I had a wonderful experience at HPCC's Christmas Eve dinner.

I was here for a wedding weekend (rehearsal/wedding/social hour/dinner & dancing)…read more Beautiful facility. Everything was set up according to the wishes of the wedding party. I don't know if the wait staff were from a caterer or a part of the Country Club staff, but I found them to be professional and polite. Easy to access parking area as well.

We had a good stay at the Courtyard by Marriott High Point. Based on our experience, we'd stay here…read moreagain. The hotel was clean and comfortable with easy parking and good service. During our stay, Courtyard High Point met the standard I expected of the Courtyard brand. We stayed in Room 419 on the 4th floor (top floor). It had a king bed and a sofa bed. For four nights, I spent 82,654 United Airlines MileagePlus award miles (cleared out my account) plus $419.96. I booked through United's website / United Hotels. I found this hotel through United because I was trying to use up all my miles. As an American Express Platinum card member, I have Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status without meeting any stay requirements. That said, I didn't notice nor took advantage of any of the Gold Elite benefits. I was supposed to receive a "welcome gift of points upon arrival" (none were posted to my account, which I had linked to the reservation), late checkout up to 2pm (didn't need it), and a complimentary upgrade to an enhanced room at check-in (didn't happen); subject to availability. Standard check-in and check-out times are 3pm and 12pm, respectively. As a Gold Elite, I'm also supposed to get faster free in-room Wi-Fi. I didn't get that either. I just connected to the standard free Wi-Fi, which was fine / usable, but I would've preferred faster internet. I called the hotel ahead of time to verify details and spoke with Toni. She was wonderful. Super nice and a shining example of excellent hospitality and customer service. Courtyard High Point is lucky to have her. The other staff that we interacted with were polite and professional. Our room was very spacious. It had an unusually long and wide entry area / hallway leading to the bed and sitting area; ideal for spreading out our luggage. We had a view of the old Oak Hollow Mall and parking lot. Part of the mall we could see is now the Roy B Culler Jr Senior Center, named after the former mayor of High Point. I went to his house when I was a kid and saw his elaborate model train set, but I digress. The bathroom was spacious as well. Outstanding shower water pressure. We had a microwave, mini fridge, and Keurig machine. Unfortunately, there was no free coffee in the lobby so we had to rely on Keurig coffee each morning (not our preferred coffee). Bummer. A lot of hotels in this tier offer fresh, hot, free coffee in the lobby. Cleaning service was every other day. There was one day when I had to go downstairs and ask for more Keurig K-Cup pods. By the way, for really good coffee in High Point, I recommend DeBeen Espresso: https://www.yelp.com/biz/debeen-espresso-high-point During our stay, we went there for coffee too. The couch (sofa bed) in our room looked dingy and grossed us out a bit. I liked the bed and thought it was pretty comfy, but it wasn't the comfiest among hotel beds we've slept in recently. My wife said it was lumpy. The nightstand USB and power outlets didn't stick well, so they didn't work reliably and charge all of our devices (kind of annoying to charge a phone on the desk on the other side of the room). Overall, the room amenities were OK. According to Travel Weekly, this hotel was built in 2003 and was last renovated in 2011. https://www.travelweekly.com/Hotels/High-Point-NC/Courtyard-High-Point-p51804414 In general, from the indoor pool to the nicely landscaped outdoor seating area in the back, I thought the property looked reasonably well kept. My wife commented that it was dated and looked mid-2000s. Oak Hollow Mall officially closed on March 10, 2017 and was a shell of its former self before then. Therefore, the immediate area around the hotel is very quiet. The nearby Target is a plus. I remember when the High Point University building next door used to be a Circuit City. Since 2022, Courtyard by Marriott High Point has been a Certified Autism Center, supporting the city's "ongoing efforts as a Certified Autism Destination." https://www.instagram.com/p/DLC-Ll-PRCO/

I was really happy with the room! It was really clean and I liked the design. I'm not sure I would…read moreeat at the Bistro again though.