I've been coming to a monthly networking event here, and the space is so charming and cute! The…read moreowner Brittany designed it herself and also owns The White House and The Black Barn across the street. Such a fun vibe and perfect for smaller events! Looking forward to coming to more events here!

Stopped by today to see The White House Event Center. Such a cute space for all your needs. Would…read morebe a wonderful spot to host a small dinner party, a private chef, or cooking lesson for a group, photo sessions. Large table to gather around and spend some time with friends and family. Large refrigerator to keep items cold, dish washer and large sink for prep work and clean up. Beautiful open wood shelving. There is a 'parlor' sitting area with two large comfortable couches. Great that you are not required to have a specific food options, you can bring food, your own chef, any catering you want to meet your get togethers needs. Parking in front and side of building. You get natural lighting. The colors are vibrant jewel tones and would complement any scheme. Think Saturday lunch with friends, a family lunch with mom, sisters, daughters, an evening with old friends, a couples dinner...options are endless. You can rent this location for up to 40 people by the hour, 3 hour minimum. There is an outdoor patio out back with tables and lights. There is a restroom in the back of the building, has been redone, updated, clean.

Came here over the weekend for a wedding (and the reception was here too). It's surrounded by sort…read moreof a rustic looking atmosphere. Like there's a silo (I think that's what it is?) right outside the venue and also train tracks right outside too. It definitely feels like you are in a more or less secluded area, even though it's very much still in Edmond. The ground outside the venue was mostly large gravel up closest to the entrance, and small gravel further away (like where most people ended up parking). It wasn't the most level ground, which made it a bit difficult for those of us in high heels! It also didn't help that it had rained earlier that day, so there were tons of puddles... so many that you could barely avoid stepping in dirty water, not to mention the wetness paired with the gravel paired with tall shoes just made for a slightly wobbly walk inside. Not the worst thing ever, but if I were the venue, I'd definitely consider paving more of the ground outside to counteract this! There is a small deck type thing out of the front. They have stairs and also a ramp up to this deck which leads to the front door entrance. Inside was smaller than I expected it to be, but it definitely fit everyone that came to the wedding and the reception. It has sort of a mix of the cute country vibe and the fancy warehouse vibe thing going on. I believe you could see the bricks inside, and there were also barn doors on the windows just for example. There was a small balcony in the back. From what I could tell the only way to get up to the balcony was by stairs. Then through a hallway in the back they also have bathrooms and a groomsmen room and bridesmaids room. Because the ceremony and reception were both here, we had to all go outside to wait for them to switch from rows of chairs to tables. I'm not sure if the venue itself was in charge of doing this, or some outside third party, but it didn't take too long (maybe 10-15 minutes). Luckily, we had food and a coffee bar to keep us occupied while waiting for this switch.

This is the coolest new event venue in the whole metro area. It is located in the heart of downtown…read moreEdmond. In an area that is rapidly developing in to the hottest spot for new restaurants and other shops in Edmond and the surrounding areas. Venue102 caters to Weddings, Sorority and Fraternity Dances, Graduation and Birthday Parties, Quinceaners, And any other event you can think of. I have witnessed a number of Weddings at Venue102 and they are just Amazing.

Maliah and her team are amazing to work with! When my officiant ended up sick less than 2 days…read morebefore the wedding, Maliah graciously jumped in and agreed to marry us. The planning process was smooth and Maliah and her team were always friendly and personable in their communications. We had so much fun with them as a part of our special day and I could not recommend them more. Thank you Maliah!

We hired Maliah to coordinate our wedding at Crystal Mountain in Washington, and her organizational…read moreskills, positivity and calm demeanor were essential to how smoothly the weekend went. As a detail-oriented person, I really appreciated her tailored project planning process that allowed all three of us to contribute. Loved the huge checklist broken down by the months leading up to the wedding; we didn't know much about wedding planning and she was incredibly resourceful. During the busy week leading up to the wedding, she was also highly responsive and quick to find solutions for last-minute logistical requests (we had a lot ). Our wedding involved complex logistics, including a 15-minute gondola ride to a mountaintop ceremony. Maliah managed this timeline effectively while also acting as our florist, ensuring all decor and floral arrangements arrived and were set up correctly. She was highly capable of directing our 16-person wedding party and communicated clearly with my family, including relatives visiting from Taiwan who are non-native English speakers. She kept everything moving so our parents could simply enjoy the event. We also encountered some hiccups during the weekend - Maliah was awesome through it all. When the entire mountain lost power the day before during our rehearsal dinner, she remained completely calm and kept the atmosphere relaxed. When heavy winds hit our cocktail hour, she quietly improvised a solution to secure the baby pictures on our guestbook table without needing to involve Shane or me. She also improvised when a rental vendor broke the welcome mirror we were going to use. These were only a few of the many examples. Throughout the day, she balanced giving us space to socialize with ensuring we actually had time to eat and stay hydrated--our dinner was waiting for us the moment we sat down. Finally, it was also incredibly considerate of her to have neatly packed and organized all our personal items that were left at the venue in our hotel storage. If you want a coordinator who is practical, focused, sweet, and capable of handling unexpected challenges quietly and efficiently, I highly recommend her. Thank you Maliah!!

w place that is a place called the White House i don't know if it has something to do with the one…read morein Washington DC but idc

We attended a burlesque show at Point A and throughly enjoyed our time. They had beautiful art…read moredisplayed and the staff was very friendly. The show was quirky and fun and our whole group had a great time. It was worth every cent of the entry fee to get into the show.

What a neat little gem to find in OKC! The atmosphere is unparalleled and overall just a really…read moreneat place to check out.

I grew up going to wedding receptions, baptismal parties, and a host of other family events at the…read more"old" Czech Hall on Czech Hall Road. The "new" Czech Hall (where it now stands) was right across the street from my Granny Stewart's house, and I remember its construction well. Many a night I saw drunken Czech dancers leaving the "new" Czech Hall in drunken stupors, and my granny (not Czech herself) helped serve many a meal of klobásy, noodles, sauerkraut, and kolaches in the building. Bessie always led the polka band back in the day, and that old lady could lead the party 'til the cows came home. (I hear that Milton Shedeck Jr. now leads The Bohemian Knights Band there. Milton's father was the chief banker in Yukon when I was a boy, and his mother, Jane Shedeck, taught my father AND both my brothers in third grade. She was also MY third grade teacher!) I remember the old framed chromolithographs of Jan Hus, Antonín Dvořák, and other Czech heroes that lined the hall, and both my father and grandfather told me many stories about Sokol classes and other events that were once part of Czech-American daily life and integral to the "old" Czech Hall. Many, many happy memories!

It's been years since we frequented Czech Hall. Coming from a long line of Czechs, it was the thing…read moreto do early in our marriage. Recently, a friend held a wedding reception there. The hall is still as I remember it: great dance floor, great layout with a bar included, and plenty of seating area. The stage is still there, and this night it was occupied by the Bohemian Knights, a wonderful band that played all the old ethnic favorites, as well as some new ones. Apparently they have had recent issues with the air conditioning, and have announced that it is fixed. I beg to differ. That was basically our only complaint for the evening---it was too warm in the hall. So warm, that everyone at our table perspired the entire time we were there.