The Kalamazoo County Expo Center is a massive facility . The day we visited there were several…read moreevents going on in 4 separate areas. All of the events were free of charge. There was plenty of parking and restrooms were clean.

I am furious, our company paid good money to be at this expo. Their horrifically trained staff and…read moreridiculous rules completely ruined what otherwise would have been a good week. There's dozens of people trying to load out, there isn't anyone here other than those who are part of the expo. But I'm a female so they told me I can't load out, but it's perfectly fine for a man with a trailer to be in a fire lane. I would have done this show again in a heartbeat. Now I'll be telling the organizer, not no but hell the fuck no if you're going to be in kzoo.

Unique dining experience. I have visited on a weekday and a weekend. Most recently, chef Paul V.,…read morefrom Chicago. Highly recommend Farrand Hall I can't wait to try their Bakery. Ps. They sell balery items at the conclusion of dinner.

I'm extremely disappointed and increasingly concerned after the recent announcement that the 2026…read moreGuest Chef Series has been canceled. We have invested over $4,000 in dinner tickets, along with a $600 membership, based on the clear expectation that these events would be honored. We are now being told refunds will only begin after the property is sold, with no defined timeline. That is not a reasonable or acceptable plan given the amount of money customers have already paid. (100 memberships were offered @$600 a piece) What is even more troubling is that Farrand Hall continues to actively promote and accept payment for upcoming community dinners, while simultaneously stating they do not have the capital to fulfill existing obligations or issue refunds. It is very difficult to understand how new payments are being accepted when prior commitments cannot be honored. At this point, customers deserve: * A clear and specific refund timeline * Immediate communication on how and when funds will be returned * Transparency around how current and future payments are being handled Farrand Hall has built something special over the years, which makes this situation even more disappointing. But transparency, accountability, and doing right by customers should be the priority right now. I hope we see more responsible communication and action very soon.

We just celebrated the wedding of our son and daughter-in-law at the Radisson in Kalamazoo and used…read morethe services of the Wedding Studio to coordinate pretty much everything. We cannot say enough nice things about Lindsey who is a consummate professional and was just marvelous to work with! She made everything easy and the other vendors she recommended (the photographer, florist and DJ) were all top notch! Thank you Lindsey and Samantha and all the staff at the Radisson for a beautiful and memorable event!

Very spacious and affordable place to have a wedding and reception…read more Staff is very helpful and accommodating. Becky Swanson

Nice little spot w friendly staff. Room set up nice for…read moreall. Nice pricing to make it affordable. Parking lot is private.

I've attended 3 weddings at Red Brick Hall and all have been very nice. The facility is well-cared…read morefor and the catering is good. However this building is DANGEROUS; this venue should be avoided at all costs for events that can happen when there is snow on the ground. The building has a metal roof that's has a pitch of approximately 60-70°. If there's snow on the roof it's only a matter of time before it comes flying down before falling 3 stories to the ground. During our rehearsal dinner 5 cars had their windshields smashed in by falling snow and ice, including the bride's car. At least one vehicle had damage to the hood. The owners of the facility didn't even put up signs to notify people of the danger the next day for the wedding. I saw many people walk right under the spots where the cars were hit the night before. They just put up two caution cones and hoped for the best. After mentioning this to a few friends the following day we learned that similar incidents have happened in the past but no one was hurt. I find it disturbing that the owners have done nothing to stop people from parking or walking under this problem area. THE OWNERS ALREADY KNEW ABOUT THE ISSUE AND REFUSED TO ADDRESS IT. When this happened we all sat around and listened to the bride call the owners. The woman she spoke to was less than empathic to the bride who was obviously shaken up and crying. After finding out that no one was hurt the next thing she said was that everyone involved needs to call their insurance and make a claim. The next thing she said was, "Did you call the police? Since it's on private property the police don't need to be involved". After the bride hung up the phone we all just looked at each other dumbfounded by the lack of empathy or remorse. Two of the people whose windshields were smashed lived over an hour away and had to find someone to come and get them in the middle of a nasty storm. Also, there is a snowmobile trail that runs along 2 sides of the building. This means that it's legal for snowmobiles to be within a 10 ft of the building on all sides. The most recent wedding I attended had to be stopped a few times while we waited for packs of snowmobiles to pass. The trailhead and main gas station for the snowmobiles are also right next to Red Brick Hall. There's nothing on Google or Apple Maps indicating the presence of these trails and the owners obviously aren't going to tell you about them. To top it all off there's train tracks less than 200ft away. We had to stop the ceremony when a train came through blaring its horn. We're also still trying to figure out why the bride and groom were charged 10% more for food than originally agreed upon. If anything you'd think the owners would provide a discount after everything they put the couple through. I will edit this if the owner's insurance ends up taking care of the damaged vehicles but so far everyone is paying their deductible out of pocket.

This wedding venue was PERFECT for my wedding. The huge windows in the hall allow so much light to…read morecome in - I loved the way it brightened everything up!! The bridal suite was also the perfect place for my bridesmaids and I to get ready in. There were 6-7 of us getting ready in there, and it was the perfect amount of space. The owners were also amazing to work with. Any time I had a question or wanted to visit the hall, all I had to do was shoot a text and I got my answer shortly after. We also had a couple *slight* mishaps the day of, and both Jeff and Jessica were there helping us or offering back up solutions in case things didn't work out. They also even set off some fireworks for us at the end of the night!! I can't put into words how happy I am that I decided to have my wedding here!! We had a near perfect wedding day at the perfect place!!

They did a great job with our group event! We supplied the list of wines and tasting notes so they…read morecould pair with 5 courses. All the food was outstanding for taste and value! Generous portions, reasonably priced with efficient service and communication. Definitely would use them again!

This venue was amazing! Gorgeous landscape, beautiful buildings, the main building was really…read morelarge, really spacious, really high ceilings, can hold a lot of people! The grounds were really lush really green, really beautiful. Easy access to an attached spacious bridal suite. The venue is easy to find and lots of easy parking all around really beautiful, really functional, easy to access spacious comfortable really 10 out of a 10 venue!

We were part of a wedding party at Twin Gables and it was wonderful! The property and buildings are…read morewell-kept and beautiful. The staff was attentive and helpful. Highly recommend!