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“Copper Hall worked perfectly for my sister’s bridal shower. Having access to a fully stocked kitchen and a variety of tables and chairs made it very convenient. They were easy to work with, and the space is clean and organized!”
“As a wedding venue it is very nice. Hall was clean. Front, back and upper balcony bar area was clean and several conveniently located bathrooms were clean...the place as a whole was very presentable except for several stray spider webs dangling, which is an easy fix. As far as echo, echo, echo.....they really need to hang some sound absorbing panels from the ceiling or backing panels on the walls. Speech givers should have their own microphone and speaker system. Do not rely on their sound system. Theirs is loud enough and an awesome system (I believe Sonos) but not made for the kind of space it is powering. As I mentioned, the echoing from both music and patrons chattering makes the music drastically muddled, face to face conversation difficult and as a whole, the hall is just plain cluttered with sound. The staff that I did meet were professional, very responsive and out right friendly making me feel welcomed rather than a monotonous, "just another venue night person."”
“Really loved the experience every game we went to! It was just a little annoying that they don't accept cash anymore... make sure ya bring ur card if ya want food or drinks!”
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
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“The Paine Art Center and Garden is a very nice little art museum and Garden. They have a lot of special traveling exhibits that come and go which is impressive for such a small museum. Overall, the museum and gardens are great. The only issue I have is the museum is very small and it does not take long to walk through without a special exhibit which is a bummer. This is a small problem though. If you are in Oshkosh or from Oshkosh you should visit this museum and garden.”