Twelve People or Two Hundred Eighty
Our event team runs weddings, reunions, and corporate gatherings across five different rooms, sized nothing alike on purpose.
Five Rooms, Not One Alike
The Ironclad Ballroom
Named for a stagecoach ironworks that used to sit on this same block. Seats close to 280, with a foyer out front built for a cocktail hour before doors open.
Sluice Garden Terrace
An outdoor courtyard wrapped around a working recreation of a gold sluice. Plenty of couples exchange vows here, then move the reception indoors once the sun sets.
Calamity Jane & Seth Bullock Rooms
Two boardrooms sharing a wall, each holding about 22, named after two figures who'd recognize this stretch of Main Street even now.
The Wild Bill Meeting Room
Fits 55 as one open room, or splits down the middle into two smaller ones for a conference running parallel sessions.
The Assay House
Tucked inside The Bonanza Chophouse, seats 18 around one table. Rehearsal dinners and executive lunches end up here more than anywhere else on property.
Full-Service Planning
Our coordinator handles catering, AV, florists, and room setup, start to finish, so you're not juggling five vendors on your own.
Who Fits Where
| Venue | Seated | Reception |
|---|---|---|
| The Ironclad Ballroom | 280 | 380 |
| Sluice Garden Terrace | 140 | 180 |
| The Wild Bill Meeting Room | 55 | 70 |
| Calamity Jane & Seth Bullock (each) | 22 | — |
| The Assay House | 18 | — |
Tables, Chairs, and AV Are Already Handled
Booking a venue means the basics ship with it: tables, chairs, linens, and functioning AV. From there our coordinator works with you on catering pulled from any of our four kitchens, plus extras like a dedicated bar, florals, or a discounted room block for guests staying overnight.
Start the Conversation
Send us a date and a rough headcount and we'll tell you what's open.