We had a great experience using CityPlace for our youth team football banquet. We had around 90…read morepeople; we used Pavillion 1 and there was plenty of space to be comfortable, the boys had room to play inside and out. Cheryl and Maddie were super detail-oriented in the planning process and this ultimately made setup a breeze day of. They were very accommodating and I felt the venue was a great price for the amount of space. That is hard to come by. We had a great time and I'd definitely host here again! My only negative is that the parking lot is slightly hard to find-- prepare your guests!

Very dirty venue and the people are so rude! Worst experience you can have with a reception…read morelocation; Avoid this gross place!

Upstairs On Main Event Venue was built in1908 and sits proudly in the Historic District of La…read moreGrange, KY. With its exposed brick walls, beautiful crystal chandeliers and abundance of charm...it is perfect for any small event or party! If you are looking for a wonderful place to have a Bridal Shower, Wedding Shower, Birthday Party or even a Wedding this is the place to have it. Just give them a call and they have many different arrangements available at various reasonable prices.

Cheryl is so kind and lovely of a human being. The Estate is fabulous which showcase all the…read morebeautiful things about KY.

My husband and I spent a weekend here for our anniversary a few years ago, and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience. I still think about it! Cheryl was so welcoming and accommodating. The house is gorgeous, and my horse was very well cared for. The trails were excellent; I would love to visit again!

We were just on a day trip to LaGrange Ky and happened into a thrift store, when a soft voice said,…read more"do you want to come upstairs?" Always up for a challenge, of course I said SURE!! Little did we know there is an art studio on the second floor of the building. I had just had knee replacement surgery 8 weeks earlier and it was well worth the climbing of the stairs. Karen was welcoming and full of interesting information. Her art may look familiar, but she puts her own twist on things. My favorite piece is the Marilyn Monroe painting. Most photos or paintings you see of Marilyn exhibit a buxom blonde bombshell. Karen's rendering gave a sweeter and more interesting twist to this iconic figure. I asked if I could take pictures to put on Yelp and Karen was more than willing to let me do so. She offers photography, painting classes and uses materials that are nontoxic. I should have bought the Marilyn painting( but there were so many to choose from that I really couldn't decide. Guess I'll just have to go back again!

What a venue. Enjoyed Morgan freeman and the Louisville orchestra. Beautiful setting in Oldman…read morecounty

From the owner: Ashbourne Farms found its beginnings back in 1937, and its legacy has persisted ever since. As an…read moreevent venue in La Grange, KY, we're proud to provide a stunning destination for weddings, parties, and more. The natural beauty and historical charm shine through the Ashbourne experience in more ways than one: from manicured lawns to charming barn space to premier culinary options. Part of what makes Ashbourne Farms a Kentucky staple is through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). This allows local farmers and their communities to invest in shares of our land and crops- securing a portion of fresh, organic vegetables each week. To book an event, participate in our CSA program, or shop our all-natural hemp products, contact us today.

Soiree has a great event space for privates parties, weddings, receptions, corporate events and…read moremuch more. They also host dance lessons! They are very affordable and accommodating!

From the owner: Soiree is the venue for every occasion: wedding receptions, parties, showers, reunions, etc.read more

A bit confusing for first timers. Seems none of the volunteers knew how to answer a question…read more First $20 p/p to get in. I asked what it covered and was told general admission. There were special tickets for beer @$7. Rides had signs saying how many tickets were required to ride. But, since no one answered my original "what's covered" I was looking all over for ticket booths. Ends up all rides are covered with your admission. There were plenty of rides to choose from. Plenty of food vendors. Nowhere near enough garbage cans or restrooms. (Only at the entrance). And nowhere to sit. Hot day. Sun. No shade. Nowhere to sit. Took the luster off of what could a 5 star day.

We visited the Oldham County Fair for the first time with our two young kids. The big bonus was…read morethat the kid friendly rides were included in the price of admission so my 3 year old daughter really enjoyed jumping ride to ride. We arrived at 4:30 on a Saturday when the gates first opened. The rides didn't open until 5. Lines were not too long early on. I also really enjoyed the petting zoo. Lots of family fun with lots of food and ride options. The shaved ice and pretzel were delicious. I gave 4 stars because the fairgrounds was not stroller friendly. Every parent who brought a stroller was digging it out of the rocky gravel which made it very unpleasant.

Recently spent 3 wonderful days and 2 glorious nights at the beautiful Spring Run Farm and Inn…read more(horse farm and bed & breakfast) in Prospect, KY. My hubby took me there in celebration of my 70th birthday! An equestrian experience was actually #2 on my bucket list, and it was such a joy to spend time at this amazing place!! Have always loved horses, and have had some experience/training as a teenager, but hadn't gotten my hands on a horse in decades. We were met at the inn at check-in by co-owner and master chef, Jeff Perellis. He showed us around the B&B, gave us a history lesson about the 2 circa 1790's cabins that had been enclosed within the beautifully restored dwelling, and made us feel most welcome. Later during our stay, he prepared several truly delicious breakfasts and dinners for us, as well. Co-owner Susan Perellis, an award-winning horsewoman whose family has owned this property for over 200 years and who grew up on the farm, arranged for us to have a riding lesson and trail ride with one of her trainers. The instructor, Linda, was very patient with us old folks, and was wonderful to work with. And a shout out to Linda's daughter, Lisa, who acted as a sort of ambassador for the farm from the minute we stepped past the inn's gate and into the horse barn area. (They have 5 barns and dozens and dozens of horses there!!) Lisa introduced us to most of the horses, helped teach us how to interact with them, gave us tips on riding, etc. Many people who come to Spring Run Farm and Inn just stay the night while they are doing other things in the area. Not us! We parked the car, then stayed on the property the whole time to get the most from this adventure! All the other riders at the farm were exceptionally friendly, as well, and were always willing to tell us about their horses, and often gave us treats to give to them! (Who knew horses liked peppermint candy!!) During our stay, we walked all over the property, and were also able to observe several riding lessons during our visit. Our entire experience at Spring Run Farm and Inn exceeded our expectations far beyond our wildest dreams, but the "icing on the cake" was going with owners Susan and Jeff during their "night check" of all the horses in the barns!! Can't tell you how special and magical it was to walk into a darkened barn at night, having Susan switch on the light, and all the beautiful horses sticking their heads out of their stalls to see who was coming to visit them!! A big THANK YOU to Jeff, Susan, Linda, Lisa, and everybody at Spring Run Farm and Inn for helping me celebrate my special birthday! We hope to be back soon!!!

First bed and breakfast experience and what an experience!!! I was expecting an old barn and a…read morecontinental breakfast. Instead it was a, very, recently updated house. We stayed in July and the days were consistently in the 90s and with the humidity it felt like over 100. The house and our room were always cool, it was such a relief. The WiFi was strong and present every where. Breakfast!! The first night it was just myself, my wife and nine year old daughter staying at the Inn. Jeff, the proprietor, asked what time we wanted breakfast. With nothing early to do that day we settled on 8:30. We came downstairs at 8:30 to find the table set. Coffee and orange juice on the table. There was yogurt and fresh blueberries and strawberries too. Then Jeff brought the eggs, bacon and potatoes! So much more than the bagel and granola bar I was expecting! I won't step though all four breakfasts in this much detail but just list some things that Jeff, a former chef, served. Bacon every day, baked French toast with fruit, a quiche, grits (my request), pancakes and there was always cereal if my daughter turned her nose up at something. This was the best meal of the day every day we were there! Did I mention how hot it was? We had brought a cooler on the five hour drive from home with water and pop that we planned to drink throughout the week. We brought the whole cooler home untouched! As we 'checked in' Jeff showed us the beverage fridge (water, soda, beer) which he kept stocked for the whole stay. Finally I will mention the early evening social hour snacks. Chips, dip, veggies, meat, cheese and always a bottle wine. Any time I need to be in Louisville I will be staying at the Inn !!