I think I'm convinced that this place would be a great venue for my upcoming wedding. We met with…read moreLaura back in the fall to get a tour of the facility and between my fiance and I we both agreed that this venue would be perfect for our wedding. The grounds are beautiful with multiple selections for where you can have the wedding itself. The rooms for the bride and groom are spacious and decorated tastefully. The best part of the whole deal is two things: 1. Laura has a lot of great connections you can work with that has quite a bit of rapport with her so that makes it a lot easier trying to find all the little things to complete your wedding. 2. It is a few dollars to cough up at once and she did work with us to split up the payments so that did help us out a lot. If you're in the market for a wedding venue I do encourage everyone to give this place a shot. Price, Product, and the service is great. You will not be disappointed with this place.

The Troutdale House was the perfect choice for my kiddo and their bride. The owners, Laura and…read moreMartin, were warm and welcoming, and went above and beyond to make our wedding happen in what was an unprecedented winter weather event. Casey, the event manager, was great at running our rehearsal, given our last minute changes to the ceremony spot. They have so many included options for you to choose from if you're on a budget, and while we didn't use many of them, they were a welcome option!

I came here for a workshop. It's a great venue with plenty of on street parking…read more Overall it felt cozy and a great venue for a workshop.

The place is very nice but dealing with these people are not. Do not consider this place for a…read morevenue for a wedding.

The place was clean, beautiful and scenic, we definitely would be back …read more Love it. I definitely recommend specially for romantic or just family gateway.

Disclaimer - I did not have a wedding here. We stayed the…read moreweekend of the 4th of July and the pictures advertised did not do this place justice. The cabins are also so modern inside it's like staying in a hotel but way better on my opinion. I met the owner and she was so accommodating and happy to share the properties history. We will come back as much as possible - this is a secret gem along the gorge.

I want to start off by saying this is not the first time I have been to this venue. I have been…read morehere several times... for example - our friends had their daughter's graduation there, other friends got married there and this summer we attended their Wine Down Your week event that we saw on Facebook. Since the events were all a few years apart, I noticed on the recent visits that there have been so many great changes and additions that they have made to make the Venue even better. You can tell much work and love goes into making everything beautiful and magical. I first reviewed this place in 2022 and liked it then.. However until now I have never had MY even there. With that being said, I am writing this review due to my last experience with them on October 4th. I was there because my family threw me a surprise birthday party. Yippee.... I was so excited my family had picked Jacquot Vineyard for the location. The pavilion/reception area is so pretty. There are rows of grapes, the mural on the building across the grass, the bar area and of course the lights in the evening work perfectly together. From what my husband and daughters planned the event for several months and the owners were very helpful and accommodating to what my family was trying to pull off. They were very accomodating based on the venue's ability. The communication was excellent and we were provided attentive service. The owners even participated in the ruse to get me there to not spoil the surprise... that is above and beyond. I wish that I could give them a higher rating than 5 stars. I so appreciate that I was able to have my birthday at this beautiful venue. The care and attention that they put into a simple birthday party is refreshing. At one point in the evening one of the owners took time to show my sister in law the grapes and talk to her about the wine production and picking of the grapes that was happening the next week. Yes, this is a working vineyard where the pretty purple and white grapes are not for show, they are made into the amazing wine they sell. They have a very good Pinot. They even grow blackberries there and make a yummy blackberry wine (not too sweet either). We had a few different wines that night and all were good. A few guests even purchased bottles to take home Oh and I can't forget the sunset from the pavilion is spectacular. What a view they have. I am blessed that I was able to have a special celebration there. I want to express my sincere gratitude to them for helping my family make this a birthday to remember.

Jacquot Farm & Vineyard exceeded all of our expectations, I honestly wish I could give 10 starts…read more From Pre-production to breakdown, everyone at the venue was extremely helpful. The manager of the venue, Trace, worked with us every step of the way to make sure that my Dad's Celebration Of Life was smooth and beautiful. They have most things you will need for a beautiful event. The space is wide open and gorgeous, yet private. The folks Jacquot folk were super friendly and so easy to work with. 11/10 would recommend booking this venue. Thanks Jacquot!

I've staged three dances here over the past two years, and the venue is great, with a nice stage &…read moredance floor + great acoustics. Helpful folks running the place. 30 minutes from Portland, so attract both locals and PDX folks.

You want a jarring reminder of why it's good to know the things you've learned with a bit of time…read moreand distance from your past? Try visiting your significant other's old stomping grounds. There's something about Corbett with its crazy wind corridor barreling down on the inhabitants at all times and acres of former farmland. Somehow, it makes the teens take crazy risks with their lives, which is probably the story of teens everywhere in the U.S. But I hear about JB's life as a teenager in Corbett and I'm given a jumble of Dazed and Confused-style antics involving drunk driving, class cutting, and nature walks, not always in that order. You can understand why my outsider's perspective on the small town of Corbett is a little skewed. So when JB's band had the opportunity to practice in the Columbia Grange Hall in Corbett, it was a bit of a revelation. Beyond providing the setting for countless truant excursions out on Rooster Rock, Corbett contains a simple wooden building just off the main highway where the local citizens organize. The grange once served as the physical space to educate people about family farms as well as lobby for more federal money for local farmers. These days, the Columbia Grange members still do a lot of work with food. They collect food items for some residents in the Sandy River area and pass out lunches to seniors once a week. They also use the space to hold craft fairs and flea markets. My friend's grandmother volunteers not just her time but her amazing stores of energy and commitment to her hometown. One sticky summer day, she unlocked the entrance and let her grandson's band loose on the small stage. The fledgling band, with JB on the left side with his guitar, looked pretty happy on the stage despite the lack of air flow. They ran through their set several times. As I chugged down one bottle of water after another, I surveyed the wooden planks along the floor, the ancient piano, and the steeple-shaped ceiling. Every structure appeared like an object time-traveled out of Corbett's history. It wasn't my past, which felt kind of odd. But I watched my boyfriend do what he loves on that dusty stage in the place where he went to high school, and it felt like that place could be part of my history, at some point.

So a few days later I saw I missed call from Menucha and then shortly after that a very thoughtful…read moreemail apology from Courtney, the executive director. She expressed genuine concern and wanted to hear more details of what happened. Then Mary Ann followed up with a call. And while they were not able to give me the dates I originally booked, we all make mistakes. What matters is how we handle them and I felt they really made the effort to try to make things right. I did wind up going after all and had a great time. Will write a separate review on my stay

Menucha is a beautiful place with views of the Columbia River, a labyrinth, historic buildings and…read morewonderful places to walk. The food is delicious and served family style giving one a chance to visit and connect with others. Some of my most treasured friendships began at Ukulele Band Camp. This is a great place to unwind, relax, learn, and renew the spirit.

this place needs more reviews!!! I rented the green room for a client and I love all the amenities…read moreprovided (including projector) and privacy. There's also a huge space for larger workshops/classes that I would like to use in the future for all sorts of classes I have in mind. The staff is kind and efficient and ready to help at any time. Support these folks and use the beautiful space for events. so convenient on Alberta

In NE PDX, right at the corner of Alberta St and 9th. Yes, pretty much next door to Bye And Bye,…read moreGrilled Cheese Grill, and so much else on Alberta. So you know right away that the Moxie Studio space is bursting with creative energy. If you're on Alberta you'll notice that Moxie is on the second floor, above a store and a restaurant. Go around back and walk upstairs to find the beautiful space. Lots of wood, lots of natural light, great energy. There are tables, chairs, sink, and a bathroom if you need them. Nicholas, the dude in charge of all things technical, really knows his stuff and can help with any audio / visual / computer issue you encounter. Great space, great times.

The people are so nice! Jami is so helpful and her dog is really cute! I went to my daughters…read morewedding and it was the prettiest venue I've ever seen. 5 stars.

I just had my wedding at Maple Leaf 9/9/17 and if you are looking for a venue in the Gorge you MUST…read moreMUST MUST book it here!! For starters Jami is beyond amazing, she is a fun, upbeat girl who knew how to take care of everything. She is super responsive to my messages and really flexible with times for letting me visit. (BTW her dogs are the cutest!) She was open to all my ideas and had great suggestions of her own. The property itself is gorgeous, warm and inviting. When I first walked in, I felt like you didn't have to add a thing and it would be a beautiful wedding. The property is beautifully landscaped with lots of adorable Pintrest-worthy touches (Welcome to the Wedding signs, ect). The view from the windows is jaw-dropping. I had a lot of family from around the country come for the wedding and everyone was really impressed with the natural beauty of the Gorge, and Maple Leaf really proudly showcased that. The venue is a fantastic mix of indoor/outdoor space: the indoor area is professionally designed to be flexible for all your needs; wall outlets everywhere, flexible space, great kitchen, and really nice bathrooms! Right out the doors is their patio area with romantic festival lights strung up. Our guests really enjoyed spending time on the patio when evening set in. The grassy lawn in the back is also fantastic, we used that space for a bunch of lawn games (that Jamie provided!) for our guests. Also included are two suites for the bridal party to get ready in, and that was A LIFESAVER. Plenty of room for all of us to prep the morning of, with a great kitchen for all our 'did you eat? eat something!!' snacks. I cannot recommend Maple Leaf Events enough!