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August 11, 2009

Frankfort doesn't have many places to celebrate a graduation, wedding reception or have a family reunion.
Can anyone suggest any locations that rent their building/establishment so that a family reunion or other event can be celebrated? If I had a choice, (I would select the FPB Clubhouse, but they are always filled up and it's difficult to establish a date with them.) A place where children can play and the adults enjoy their time in fellowship.

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18.	Posted by pianoman August 24, 2009
	I also want to thank all you who have suggested places to help me. All of you have been very helpful and most kind. Thank you so very much!

17.	Posted by pianoman August 24, 2009
	Sorry for being so picky, but we are also trying to plan a place for the children to play. I know we're not going to find the "perfect" place, but we have to think of the kids and elderly in the family. I have completed 2 pages of locations I am going to call about and see what they charge. I am sure that some of them will probably charge an outrageous price, but we will do the best we can.

16.	Posted by FrankortPLUS August 24, 2009
	We have had an event at Candleberry Tearoom... great place for up to about 50 people.

15.	Posted by pianoman August 23, 2009
	Yes, I discovered that about Liberty Hall this past week. See, what we are thinking about is our elderly during the summer for they cannot bear the heat. That's one of the reasons we are seeking something that has a/c.

14.	Posted by karlanicholson August 23, 2009
	Liberty Hall Historic Site rents the lawn and gardens for weddings and other outdoor events. Restrooms are available and the kitchen at the Orlando Brown House is available for caterers to use, but there are no other indoor facilities available.

13.	Posted by pianoman August 22, 2009
	Who owned the Frankfort Reception Hall and where was its location? I know it doesn't exist now.

12.	Posted by newshound August 19, 2009
	I agree 100%, there is also the place at Lakeview Park. I had hoped the Frankfort Reception Hall would work out, but saw a for sale sign there. It wasn't great for kids and the parking wasn't the best, but it was a good idea.

11.	Posted by lwseanor August 19, 2009
	There's always Cooter Browns...

10.	Posted by phillipsonline August 13, 2009
	Also, maybe last but not the cheapest. Capital Plaza Hotel, but like Tamed-Shrew said, make sure that you can bring your own food without having to use their caterer. Creeker is on top of the game here, he/she mentioned many good places in town too.

9.	Posted by FrankfortresidentKY August 12, 2009
	Cove Springs Park on 127 too Buffalo Trace is great game farm!

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