A nice venue for events. Too bad the event I attended there was not memorable. All I could divulge…read morewas that the party was TOO loud. I felt sorry for the 2 security guards on duty. Even with the main hall doors closed it was still pretty loud. So if you're looking for sound proof venues, this ain't it but location wise, it's pretty convenient. Hugh parking lot too!

Just finished a 30 min workout on the treadmill and then another 30 of Stationary bike and then hit…read morethe weights. I like the accessibility of the equipment as well as the friendly staff, always ready to lend a hand and answer questions. They offer classes in yoga, aerobics, painting, cribbage, cards, & many more and have a personal trainers available, as well as a person who give massages. They schedule trips like to plays,casinos, hiking, restaurants, Rockies games and many more events... They are available for event on weekends, like Wedding, Parties, Quinceañera or Reunions... The place is clean and doesn't have that smell some "Gym" have, Unfortunally it's closed on weekends, except for events...

Depressing. Cold and stark. Hopefully, i will never come here again…read more Uncomfortable chairs.

In planning and executing a wedding, we assumed that some things may not go as expected. This is…read moreinevitable. My husband and I are giving this five-star review not because our experience with Church Ranch Event Center was without complication, but rather because their staff handled a challenging situation concerning our wedding with grace, compassion, understanding, and follow-through. My husband and I are a same sex couple, that were seeking a rustic-chic event space and Church Ranch's space was absolutely perfect. The outdoor area was a beautiful and unique space for our fall wedding, of 100 guests. After we paid the initial deposit to Church Ranch, we received their planning packet and were surprised that all of the language in the packet was customized for an opposite sex wedding, without options to make selections that would apply for a same-sex couples (the language referenced "brides", "maid of honor," "bridesmaids", and traditions that would not apply or be relevant to same-sex couples). This concerned us and we edited the form, as much as we could, to reflect our intentions for a same-sex wedding with persons of different genders in both wedding parties. We then went to our first wedding planning session and they had chairs setup for us, with a wrapped "bride" ribbon on one, and "groom" on the other. On the day of the rehearsal, the event planner came in and asked for the "bridal party" to stand on one side of the room. I interrupted her, stating that there was no bride and that there were two grooms. After this third incident, we called Church Ranch, less than 24 hours before our wedding was to occur, and spoke with Lillian about our concerns. Lillian handled this difficult conversation with grace, understanding, and regret for our experience. She was not defensive for one moment and took immediate responsibility, stating that Church Ranch should and would do more training with event staff on handling same-sex weddings. That night, she contacted all of the people who would be helping at our wedding to remind them of our same-sex wedding the next day and to discuss the appropriate language to use/steps to take to ensure that the event was executed appropriately. She also indicated that Church Ranch had changed their planning forms to be inclusive for same-sex weddings, based on some comments that we previously included on our wedding planning form. The next day, on the day of our wedding, the event planner apologized to me, in person, for the mishap during the rehearsal. Her apology was genuine and she was committed to ensuring that we had the memorable, magical, and special day that we had been planning. The event planner was very understanding, expressed remorse, was not defensive, and did everything in her power to make our special day what we had hoped for. Ultimately, on the day of our wedding, everything was executed perfectly. The venue was beautiful, our guests were so impressed, and we felt that Church Ranch created an event that honored our love and commitment, as a same-sex male couple. We all make mistakes. Including Church Ranch. Their willingness to recognize when they make a mistake, not be defensive, and take actual steps to make the situation right, is uniquely admirable. It is refreshing to see a buisness, like Church Ranch, listening to feedback, being open to how weddings are evolving, and being willing to make changes in their operations to make sure that their customers have an amazing experience on their special day.

We worked with Adrienne Hollie to plan and host our wedding reception at 1134 and she was…read moreabsolutely incredible! 10/10! Can't imagine a better event planner / coordinator -- no notes :) Our guests could also not stop talking about how great the bar service was. Incredible staff all around!

1134 is great! We had such an amazing time, there was a dj and unique decor. It was supposed to be…read morea pop up but is now staying because of how badass it was!! Everyone GO! Hopefully my pictures can help convince others to go. The service was great, the music was funky and so was the vibe. Great place to take pictures with friends as well. I hope it stays!

We had the best night of our life at the Pinnacle Club for our wedding - Celia & her team at the…read moreGrand Hyatt are extremely helpful & went absolutely over the top to make he day perfect. The food, the service, and the ambiance were excellent. The location downtown is convenient and our guests were well taken care of & thrilled. We would do everything all over again if we could.

Great views (when the northwest isn't burning), if you are a meeting planner, this is a great venue…read morefor locals & out of staters

Hosted my husband's surprise 30th here and this was the perfect space for it! The space was just…read morebig enough for 50 guests, cake stand, bartender, dj, 5 tables, buffet, and a small dance floor! Kira was amazing to work with for she helped me with table set ups, answering any questions, and accommodating everything I needed to set up. Will definitely save this place for future use.

We recently held Reintegra's annual fundraising event in the warehouse pace of Confluence. This…read morevenue for our art, advocacy, and jazz evening was perfect. The space itself is lovely. The weather that evening was nice, so we had the garage door open which gives such an inviting feel. The string lights that are permanently hung in the warehouse add to this great atmosphere. It was a bonus to have a separate room (normally a conference room) for art that was for auction and a wine bar. We even used the phone booths to watch videos in private. I have used a variety of venues through the years both for Reintegra and other events and I don't think I have ever worked with a venue management team that was as easy to work with as Kira and Tom. I highly recommend using this space for all your public events.

Moss Denver truly lives up to its name with lots of mossy greenery inside and out, and a naturey…read moredesign overall. It has a shabby chic vibe, heavy on the "chic" as there are beautiful chandeliers hanging from the ceilings and gorgeous gauzey drapes. It's counterbalanced with the bit of (still upscale) "shabby" aspects in the reclaimed wooden pieces, exposed bits of brick in the walls, concrete floor, and wooden barn doors. Moss offers an entire room full of jars, candle holders, decor pieces, and other accent items you can use for your event, so definitely do not sleep on that aspect of their venue, too. We visited Moss Denver in Autumn so the greenery that you'll see on the grounds was not yet alive and blooming, so consider that if you visit during the winter or fall months. I'm sure the blooms of Summer or Spring add a whole other aspect of the natural ambiance! Aside from the moss, greenery, and chandeleirs, etc - Moss is mostly an empty slate. So you can bring your own design and personal touches to your event pretty easily, which is so great in a venue when you don't want a cookie cutter look. So I recommend definitely at least checking out Moss Denver as an option for weddings, corporate events, reunions, or any other event that needs a nice, pretty malleable space that will work for most any event needs.

Here for a wedding and it was the worst experience of my life. The bartenders have rudimentary…read moreskills and expert attitude. So much so that they threatened to kick me out because I ordered a bourbon on the rocks and when they refused to serve it citing venue policy I noted that wasn't the policy an hour ago with my last one. The steak was burnt on the outside and cold in the middle. The appetizer service was insufficient at best and gulag in reality. I can't say enough about the service. I suggested to the patron they should ask for money back due to the poor offerings and service. Still irritated 2 days later and can't say to avoid this place enough.

I went to a candlelight a tribute to Taylor Swift. And I will say it was so much fun. The quartet…read moreplaying was beautiful. The venue was well lit with candles. The only downside is finding parking and I knew that with it being in the highlands. What a beautiful space for a concert. I've driven by the Kirk many times before and had no idea that it was an event space now. I would recommend coming to one of the candlelight experiences here. Hopefully I'll be able to experience another one soon!

i was in town for a conference and had a few free hours when i stumbled across enlightenment by…read moreeonarium through an instagram ad. totally on a whim, i booked a ticket -- and honestly, i'm so glad i did. the show takes place inside the kirk of highland church, where the ceiling and architectural features are transformed with projection mapping. the visuals are stunning -- perfectly aligned and constantly shifting, set to a classical soundtrack that included vivaldi. it felt like art, tech, and a bit of spirituality all coming together in a super peaceful, beautiful way. a few tips if you go: - try to avoid showtimes before sunset -- the ambient daylight does take away from the intensity of the visuals. - i got the premium seating, which meant a big beanbag chair. it wasn't wildly comfortable, but definitely better than the wooden pews. the sound quality could be a bit better -- the acoustics in the church made some parts a little echoey -- but nothing that took away from the overall vibe. if you love immersive art or just want to try something a little different and meditative, this is 100% worth checking out.

This gorgeous old house, home of the CU-Boulder Alumni Association, is a great place to have a…read moreparty. It's beautifully maintained, decked out like a gingerbread house in the winter, and has a huge lush garden out back, perfect for luaus, milestone b-days, or wedding receptions.

I have been to more events here than anywhere else in Boulder. It is a beautiful venue. For small…read morefunctions, the house itself is lovely in any season and an intimate setting. But to have a big wedding, put up the tent in the garden area and it provides the right space on a summer evening. Many of Boulder's best caterers are approved for food service here. I can't think of any other place in Boulder that I would prefer. Given the time of day most functions of this sort are held, the on-street parking is usually adequate.