Rancho Cucamonga’s Outdoor Garden Wedding Venue. We are that hidden gem you've been searching for. We can be DIY or ALL-INCLUSIVE... it truly is your choice to host your wedding. We have ample spaces to host unique and unforgettable weddings on our beautiful 3/4 acre property.

Conveniently located a few minutes off the 10 and 215 freeways our hall features space for up to 300 guests with a secured free parking lot with a great view of our beautiful mountains. Select one of our full all-inclusive packages or customize your own to ENJOY and LIVE a beautiful special event.

Our 4,000+ sq ft banquet and venue space is located in one of the oldest and grandest buildings in San Bernardino. The Enterprise Building (formerly known as the Andreson Building), built in 1927 has gone through over 90 years of change. Now, under new ownership, renovation, and name, The Enterprise Building sets to spark the flame for the Downtown area by bringing office space and entertainment with unique experiences. The first phase commenced with the opening of the beautiful 320 Premier Hall. It's ready and waiting to host your next event: Wedding Receptions, Company Parties, Quinceañeras, Community Events, Banquets, Concerts, Anniversaries, Corporate Workshops, and more, in a unique and elegant chic styled room with high ceilings, great acoustics, and a fresh modern look.

From our unrivaled setting in the shadows of the San Bernardino Mountains to our renowned amenities and impeccable service, Shandin Hills Golf Club offers an unequaled locale for extraordinary weddings and superlative special events. Let our friendly, experienced wedding specialists create a one-of-a-kind wedding that complements your personal style, fits within your budget, and leaves you and your guests with memories to last a lifetime.

Welcome to The Mitten Building! Originally constructed in 1890 as the Haigh Citrus Packing House, the building later operated as the Mitten Letter Factory from 1940 to 1980. Today, thanks to the current owners’ dedication to preserving its historical charm, the space boasts original brick walls, exposed rafters, and rich wood details. Since 2000, our family has proudly hosted a wide range of events in its versatile spaces, including the multi-level Main Room, the cozy basement Speakeasy Bar, and the Summerbell Room with its enchanting Garden Patio. Perfect for weddings, ceremonies, receptions, private dinners, cocktail parties or rehearsal dinner. Schedule a tour with us, and let’s plan the details of your special day!

Welcome to Your Modern UC Riverside Hotel! Our elegant guest rooms, featuring modern décor and a soothing color palette, create a calming atmosphere for you and your guests to relax and unwind before the big day. Our state-of-the-art lobby offers a flexible work space for planning details, an inviting lounge area for pre-wedding gatherings, and complimentary high-speed Internet to stay connected. Our complimentary amenities will cater to all your needs, ensuring a stress-free and enjoyable stay. From our comfortable beds and luxurious linens to our friendly and attentive staff, we are committed to providing you with an exceptional experience.

Set among the Spanish architecture of historic downtown Riverside, you’ll find the Riverside Convention Center. Whether you’re hosting an intimate gathering or gala extravaganza, our seasoned staff will do what it takes to ensure your event is a success. We have over 65,000 sq. ft. of flexible indoor meeting space for banquets, trade shows, and expos plus an additional 14,000 sq. ft. of outdoor Plaza and lawn area.

The building is now home to artists and art lovers as a place to quietly roam and experience the world of art. Discover a wealth of opportunities to learn and be inspired in our galleries where there’s something to pique everyone’s interests and challenge their perceptions of what art is. Located in the historic Mission Inn district of downtown Riverside, our architecturally significant 1929 building is a former YWCA facility designed by Hearst Castle and AIA Gold Medal-winning architect Julia Morgan.