Beautiful venue in Maple Valley. Taylor Mountain Ranch has it all. Indoor /outdoor wedding space for up to 150 guests. Magical views. A perfect spot for a magical wedding. Contact us to come tour our facility.

Located on 180 acres of forested land, GRC Event Center is the perfect backdrop for any event. Opening its doors in 1971, GRC has hosted countless weddings, receptions, celebrations, quinceaneras, fundraisers, conferences, live performances, vendor fairs, and many more. Our experienced staff is committed to helping you create a unique and memorable event. GRC Event Center offers affordable, all-inclusive packages and exceptional service. Our experienced event coordinators will take care of all the details, so you can enjoy your event and focus on your guests. Our professional on-site catering staff will help you plan your menu to serve a feast for your eyes and taste buds. We welcome any size group and our staff can pair you with the perfect location on our beautiful campus.

Built in 1928 in the heart of 6th Avenue Business District, this building has been a staple in the local business community. Over the years, this building has been a grocery store, an appliance store, a dance studio, Knights of the Columbus Hall, and for many of the most recent years, the Northwest Costume Shop.

The GTCC's team of experts is dedicated to perfecting the details for weddings of all sizes, from small, intimate ceremonies to large multi-day celebrations. Unique and authentic touches elevate the Convention Center. Tacoma's citywide hospitality provides a genuine Northwest experience, while the modern, sleek venue includes glass-enclosed areas with a spectacular suspended stairway and views of Mt. Rainier and the Tacoma skyline. Your guests will enjoy being surrounded by several art installations including porcelain, oils, old growth timbers, and Andy Warhol's famous Flower for the Tacoma Dome. For your out of town guests, the venue is adjacent to premium hotels with restaurants, shopping, day spas, breweries, and museums - all within walking distance.

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.