Events on Emerson opened in 2016 as a place where people can come and celebrate important (and sometimes just for fun) occasions. Originally built in 1906, the building was the home of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church until 1991 (when the congregation merged with St. Andrew's in Aberdeen). Today, it is owned by Emily and Steven Puvogel, who operate the venue as a passion project where we enjoy helping people host all manner of events, including weddings, birthday parties, celebrations of life, concerts, baby showers, fundraisers, trainings, and meetings. When you book your event here, you will get a beautiful setting and personal service, at an incredibly reasonable price. Not only that, use of tables, chairs, linens, and AV equipment are included in the price! We work with you to help keep your event less stress and more fun.

The Golf Club at Echo Falls is an impressive venue for any special event. Convenient location, premium amenities, exceptional service and a spectacular setting will provide you and your guests with an unforgettable experience. Set in the spectacular Pacific Northwest countryside, Echo Falls Golf Club offers a truly beautiful setting for your wedding. The sparkling lake, cascading waterfalls, and rolling greens of the golf course provide a magnificent, welcoming atmosphere as you approach the majestic Tudor clubhouse. Our Lake Room is a unique and elegant venue, wrapped with expansive windows that overlook the 18th hole island green. From dawn to dusk, the changing light provides lovely views and a romantic backdrop.

In 1939 the Works Progress Administration built a timbered A-frame gymnasium of local stone and timbers - the beautiful structure that would later become the Longbranch Clubhouse. When the school district consolidated to a larger site, the Longbranch Improvement Club purchased the land and buildings. In 1956 rest rooms, upgraded kitchen facilities and a wooden floor were added. The Longbranch Clubhouse has held an astonishing variety of activities in its colorful history. High school basketball, wartime bandage rolling, huckleberry festivals, fund-raisers, basket socials, Sunday schools and funerals - along with the popular dances and theater events that formed the foundation of this community's social life for generations.