Have you ever witnessed an authentic cowboy supper show? You might think the admission fee is…read morespendy for an evening but its nothing in contrast to the value of what entertainment can be had in the middle of nowhere. The admission fee hasnt changed in years---despite HUGE rising costs of meat for the BBQ the price remains stable. The price is a modest investment into some really awesome music & cowboy stunt show. You get dinner & a live stage show with a few silly cowboy stunts and live music after dinner has been served--you get an MC, it used to be the main actor but it seems like ole' Dusty Bicuspid (imagine Barney Fife) has taken over the MC role. This event is sort of obscure, since it happens like haley's comet every so often and since its clear out at the stateline no one really remembers to return except the loyal fans of bluegrass & live fiddle music. You get a kick ass stage show before the dinner program starts, it has great antics to get kids involved. After the 15 minute show and sweet *special effects* you are then ushered into your seats which are farm style picnic tables inside the barn and you are lucky to score some amazing live acts (lots and lots of mandolin, banjo, fiddle, acoustic guitar). Once the chow is ready they walk you through the buffet line process and the owners have really worked on efficiency as this place is sometimes jammed with A LOT of folks and they always manage to deliver a awesome product in a very reasonable amount of time. The cowboy dinner comes with BBQ roast beef (kids get hot dogs) baked potatoes and pinto beans along with apple sauce, salad and all the lemonade & cowboy coffee you can drink. I love the stage show and the western theme of the juke joint. The family that owns this place has a heart of gold and they really enjoy creating a awesome evening of new and old music and a stage show thats pretty damn entertaining! The waiters, bussers and BBQ tenders all belong to the band usually... They will end up on stage and sharing musical talents with the listeners. I'll be back next week to see the 2019 edition of the cowboy supper show which makes a four year run for me. Heads up for any non-believers, agnostics, atheists and non-golfers: The Brownlee Family creates & owns this show and they practice Christianity and they are proud of it. Prayer is called for before the food comes out... SO, resolve your issues with the church/faith/filth & religion before coming out as this would serve as an awful distraction for an otherwise amazing secular western dinner show.

We just finished a great evening at the Rockin' B Ranch with family. We had several kids in our…read moregroup. Everyone had a fantastic time. It's clear that someone put a lot of work into all of the details, from the sets to the bathrooms. The shows were a lot of fun and the kids had the best time. They even gave a little safety first lecture after the shoot-out. We really enjoyed the food. The beans and ribs were stellar - well seasoned and not greasy. We are very happy we checked this place out. It is a cool little throw back to a different time and it is well worth the cost of admission.

Everything was perfect. The venue is so beautiful. It was everything we dreamed of. Well organized,…read morewith so much attention to detail! Gina and Rob are so kind and friendly. I could just go on and on!

Amazing hosts that are incredibly organized and on top of everything and a wonderful venue.read more

So glad I came across this charming rental space for my Niece's Bridal Shower. Pricing was very…read moreaffordable and the owner is absolutely awesome to work with. All of our attendees simply adored the quaint location, building and event room. The brick and wood floors add a special touch. All the windows let tons of beautiful natural light in. There are several furniture pieces for you to use. I am already looking for reasons to host more delightful events here.

Excellent experience and we were thankful to have a nice place to host our baby shower.read more

Such fun. I had a birthday party there with 12 other very mature ladies. It was a unique way to…read morecelebrate, and we all learned a lot

Really pretty farm tour with lots of diffrent animals to see and pet. We went in the spring since…read moreit was closed most of the winter.

Lordy! Our elopement was the most perfect moment sharing it with Fly the Coop! She helped guide us…read morethrough every step of the way and from license advice to the moment we said I do. Too? She is the only one who will share that moment "live" and loving every moment with Us. We could not be more honored to have been a part of the heritage of Fly the Coop... magical!

Sooo happy we chose Fly the Coop for our wedding. It was intimate and small and perfect. Teri was…read morean incredible officiant and she was so helpful but never pushy or overbearing. The studio was beautiful and clean and was so comfortable. If you need an officiant or a elopement type studio, fly the coop is 1000% the way to go!!!

The venue itself was beautiful, and our guests seemed to enjoy themselves. The children had a…read morewonderful time, and everyone looked beautiful. Unfortunately, as the parents who paid for the wedding, we were left feeling disappointed with how the day was managed and how little our family's wishes seemed to matter. Throughout the planning process, whenever we shared ideas or suggestions, they were often dismissed. The wedding planner frequently reminded us of her "35 years of experience," which made us feel that our opinions and vision for the wedding were not valued. We expected professional guidance, but we also expected a collaborative approach that respected what the bride, groom, and family wanted for such an important occasion. On the wedding day, everything felt rushed. A large amount of time was dedicated to the bride and groom eating, yet when we looked over, they were often simply sitting and watching everyone else. They could have been mingling with guests and enjoying time with family and friends, but the coordinator even told them she would let them know when they could get up. It felt unnecessarily restrictive during a celebration that should have been centered around them. There were also changes to the reception that differed from what we had been told to expect. We were informed that speeches would be limited to the parents of the bride and groom, the best man, and the maid of honor. Instead, all of the groomsmen were allowed to speak, taking additional time from other events. The father-daughter dance was faded out early and quickly transitioned into the mother-daughter dance, which was also cut short. The dancing portion of the reception lasted only about an hour before the evening was winding down. After all the time, effort, and money invested in planning this wedding, it was disappointing to see so many meaningful moments rushed through. While the venue itself is beautiful, we left feeling that the day was managed according to the coordinator's preferences rather than the wishes of the couple and family. This was especially concerning given that the coordinator is also the venue owner and the photographer is her daughter. After making a significant financial investment and spending months preparing for this special occasion, the overall experience fell far short of what we were promised and hoped for. Many important moments felt rushed, decisions were made without consulting us, and we were left feeling that our concerns and vision for the wedding were secondary. Even now, we are still waiting for the photos that were promised within eight weeks.

I attended Mont Lamm for one of their hosted Farm to Table events. I have never ever been to an…read moreevent like this before and I must say it was incredible for my first time. The theme for this Farm to Table Event was surf and turk, and there was a seed swap. HOW COOL IS A SEED SWAP! I brought wildflower seeds from the gorge and was pretty darn proud of myself. Let's talk first about the venue. Mont Lamm is an absolutely gorgeous property in the outskirts with amazing farm land and incredible views of the countryside. I dressed up, brought my bottle of wine and a bunch of lilies and truly experience a night out on a Sunday. The grounds are perfectly landscaped and glorious and there is a wood gazebo with intricate details. Then you go inside the barn....and the entire place is lit up with lights. My face was shocked wide eyed and mesmerized by the amount of lighting in this place. Absolutely stunning! Everyone sat in farm style seating and I had met some great people in the seats next to me. We started our evening with a Bees Knees cocktail that I slurped down and was so tasty I wanted another immediately. Shannon then introduced Chef LJ and the story behind farm to table and why they put on the events. Using local farms (and seafood from the nearest freshest place I'm sure) and come up with intricate dishes that compliment each other, for - Four. Solid. Courses. Courses ranged from Salmon on a Rosemary Shortbread, to Sous Vide Steak, Oysters, a delicious Crab dish, and the best tasting dessert with chocolate, cream, and amazingness all in one little dish. Each course paired with an alcoholic beverage and that was fancy as all hell there. What I also enjoyed was the program. Each course was introduced by the chef and in between there was live music by an amazing musician, vendors that spoke about their distillery and herbs, stories about farming, and then the hosts sang and it brought me to tears. UGH. I am so in love with our community and it's vibrancy and am so proud to have been a part of such an amazing event. The next one is in June and I cannot wait.

Barefoot in the Park is an annual event sponsored by the City of Liberty Lake. It happens every…read moreAugust. I went this year. They had a car show. live music, vendor booths, food trucks, beer garden, kid games, volleyball, soccer matches, and other fun stuff. Barefoot in the Park has a small town flavor despite being near Spokane. Despite their name, and other than children playing in the water toys, I was the only barefoot person.