Spouse and I saw Layne Yost, a singer from Wisconsin who does a John Denver Tribute Show. I had…read moreseen him a few years ago pre 2020 in Perham. He is good and does a little bio of John Denver before singing the songs. He is not gimmicky and doesn't wear a wig or round glasses to resemble the late John Denver. His voice has changed over the years and needs backup to sing the high notes. We were in row one so great seats. They had popcorn, snacks and soda for purchase and funds support the program.

This is a beautiful amazing event space!! I came here for a wedding yesterday and was so happy to…read moresee the renovations to transform this 100+year old church into an event center connected to a senior community. The church area is now an open space to hold weddings, plays, concerts and other fun activities. The ceremony was set up in the main part, the cocktail hour was held in the new space and when we went back to the old space for dinner, it had been completely transformed into a gorgeous party room. Outside catering and an outside bartender along with a DJ were provided for a super fun night. Great place to hold an event! I totally will go back to see a play or concert. Def recommend!

I recently had a wedding at the Rosemount community center and in the beginning the coordinator…read more(initials M.A.) was very helpful. Our plan was to have the ceremony at the site along with the reception and for that the hall was perfect. However things took a turn for the weird the week of the wedding. I called down on Monday to see if it would be ok if we had pizzas delivered and figured while I was at it would ask if we could have a quick walkthrough/rehearsal of the ceremony the Friday before. we had the grooms dinner set up for 6 in Apple Valley, so I thought 5:30-5:50 then drive to the Grooms dinner. M.A. was not available so one of her co-workers called me back and gave us the green light for both items. in fact, the guy gave me the site cell to call so people could let us in that night. Thursday at 9:15 I get a call from M.A. (now back from vacation) informing me the guy was mistaken and the hall was rented all weekend, however if I could get everyone down there before 10am that day we could have the walkthrough then. Obviously this doesn't work for anyone with a job so I just moved the rehearsal to our house which wasn't a big deal. we also finalized some changes to the layout of the room which felt like a more difficult conversation than it needed to be. The night before the wedding, one of the ushers accidently went to the hall and it was empty, in fact, our bartender had brought the mobile bars out ahead of time. This was weird. The day of the wedding the changes we finalized with M.A. weren't in place so we just ignored it and improvised what we needed. No big deal, everything otherwise was pretty good. It was bugging me that M.A. lied to me so I sent her an e-mail that the wedding went well but pointed out that I was aware the hall was empty Friday and not booked out like she had said. What I received back in return was pretty awful. Instead of just admitting that she wasn't honest because they don't want to deal with rehearsals, M.A. basically justified her lie by insinuating that my wife and I are greedy people trying to take advantage of the community center since normally you'd have to pay to use the hall on a night you didn't have it booked. The words "Nothing is Free (my name)" was used at one point. It was pretty much the rudest e-mail ever and it read like a lecture of ever client she's ever been frustrated with, I just happened to be the outlet in this example. Now mind you, in our initial conversations the possibility of using the hall the night before was discussed and M.A. had said the only way to guarantee the halls availability was to book it the night before, no one at that meeting could recall her saying we had to pay for the hall regardless which is why I asked the question in the first place. What I still don't understand is why an adult would lie instead of just being honest about the rules about the hall. bottom line, the hall is nice, M.A, thinks she's better than you and will do and say whatever she wants and later justify it.

Our wedding night was literally perfect. George and his team are amazing, and we could not…read morerecommend them more. George was amazing from the start. He knows exactly what he is doing, and he is there every step of the way. He was willing to do whatever it took for us to have an amazing night. He truly cares about his couples and wants them to have a stress free, fantastic night. When Covid hit, George was very good at letting us know what was going on, and he was very flexible about moving our date with no charge. Despite the new rules, it was still the magical night I always imagined. Jana was our coordinator, and she was absolutely amazing as well. She made sure we didn't have to worry about anything the entire night. If she saw us or our parents without a drink, she made sure to ask if we needed anything. She even jokingly reprimanded me when I tried helping clean up at the end of the night. We had SO many compliments on the food and the GEORGOUS venue. George took advantage of the pandemic lockdown and people postponing their weddings in order to make a beautiful venue 10X more beautiful. The up lights, dance lights and the dry ice fog were amazing. The price George charges is definitely a steal for how beautiful the venue is and the quality of service you get.

Our company has held several meetings and company parties here. The food is always good and there…read moreis always plenty. Very accommodating, reasonable prices and easy to work with.

This is my favorite music venue in Minnesota. The type of artists varies quite a bit so there is…read moresomething for everyone. The actual space is where they do the bird shows. It is concrete bench seating. Depending on the show most people stand. What makes this place so great is how intimate the shows are. Yet they always do a great job of getting relatively big name artists (Florence and the Machine, Buddy Guy). Yes, you do probably pay a little more money but believe me it's way cheaper than a show at the Target Center or the Xcel Energy Center and you're getting a lot more bang for your buck. Shows usually start around 7:30 and must be done by 10:30 so the animals can get some sleep. Generally it is gorgeous out and you get to watch the sunset behind the stage. They have food and alcoholic beverages for purchase. The only negative I can say about this place is that for me personally it is a little bit of a schlep. That being said if you ever see an artist you like is playing there you must go.

12/27/25. This place was great! Two night stay for my wife, and kids ages 19 and 16. Bday…read morecelebration for my 16 year old. Great stay! Beds comfy and big kitchen and sitting area in room. Pool and hot tub were clean and fun. Pool water warm, which I like. Whole facility clean and attentive staff. No breakfast included. Love this place!!

Pros - the staff is nice The hallways don't stink…read moreFree laundry Cons- no continental breakfast, old coffee in the lobby Gym has 4 pieces of cardio equipment but only one works Housekeeping doesn't bring towels or anything to your room, you have to get it from the front desk The first room they placed us in was damn near still under construction, had no towels, broken tv ( that was going to take a week to address), no dishes , refrigerator still had parts and instructions inside it . They only have one laundry room, as the other with only one washer and dryer was broken for so far a week into our stay. They don't have a maintenance crew or do checks because why is everything falling apart? I expected more of an IHG hotel.