Venues & Event Spaces in Oregon City, OR

“Just got married here September 20th 2024 and we are so happy we chose ainsworth. This place is beautiful, as are the owners and coordinator. They really made us feel special and taken care of. Christie and John the owners, were amazing. Communication was exceptional and responses very prompt. There wasn't a bunch of hidden fees, everything was clear and up front. Preferred vendors were amazing. And Jocelyn the coordinator is truly one a kind. We cannot say enough about her. She really is a shining star, she puts her heart and soul into her work and it really does show. This is one of the best days of our lives and we are so thankful for everyone at ainsworth.”

“Abernethy center was one of the best choices we made in the wedding planning process! Abigail’s garden is such a gorgeous, timeless and cozy outdoor venue that was beautifully captured in our photos and hearts! They had packages that made our lives so much easier with included catering and set-up, were always happy to help answer the million questions I peppered them with, and went above and beyond our expectations. The food was absolutely delicious and guests raved about it for days after! We opted to get the day-of coordination to ease our minds, and Josie was absolutely phenomenal and made our wedding seamless. Josie was there to answer questions, help make the space look gorgeous, coordinate with the vendors and allow us to be able to focus on enjoying the day. I can’t imagine not having Josie on the day as she was so incredible.”

“I go to the Oregon City Elks Lodge to play bingo on Wednesday evenings. (Disclosure: I am not a member) I know they are a fraternal organization, in which you have to pay yearly membership fees. That membership allows you to go to any Elks Lodge. There are some that have bowling alleys, swimming pools, little restaurants/bars, fun themed event nights/fundraisers, along with many other things! They do a lot of charity work. Different lodges have different amenities and events. Bingo at the Oregon City Lodge, specifically, is open to the general public (21+) and is a lot of fun!”

“An old facility but a goodie. It is well maintained, beautiful inside and out.I attended a small school graduation there and the space was more than adequate.Things I noticed:A lovely stage, never found an A/C control (so verify if you plan a summer event), handicap access is available,&Women’s restroom: I found the restroom stall size inadequate to maneuver comfortably and I am only a size 18 so certainly do not think it would afford room to move for elderly with cane/walker or handicap unless you leave the stall door open. This might be acceptable accommodation for you because there is an outer room that can be used for this (and nursing mothers) and the door between the main hall and that outer room can be closed.”