Noah’s Event Venue

This is the fifth time we’ve held an event at a NOAH’S facility and NOAH’S continues to impress! The staff is so friendly, the venue so modern and versatile and the Las Colinas location is central to our needs. Two thumbs way up for the NOAH’S team!

This is the third time I’ve had a training event at Noah’s — and it was fantastic as always. Aislinn, Chelsea and everyone at Las Colinas made sure everything went as planned. From parking, to location, to the atmosphere — it’s an amazing venue for any event. Plus — they’re about as flexible as you can get — and always on hand ready to help out during the event. Recommend for anyone… and we’ll definitely be back!

Noah’s is very wonderful modern and simple place perfect for any event and had a wonderful setup

This place is so beautiful to have an event at. They were so helpful with the tour and answering any questions we had. It seems like such a classy modern spot compared to any other event venues I have seen in the area. I loved how they have a bride and groom’s room for getting ready in or even pre partying, whatever you prefer. We ended up booking this place for an event and it turned out wonderful.
My only negative review is that I FREAKED OUT because the approved vendor they provided for bartender were not here on time to set up. You would think that I would need to write the bad review for them since it’s an outside vendor, but again let me explain, you have to use their approved vendors so that’s why I have to mention it on Noah’s review. The day of coordinator tells my friend that this vendor should have actually been removed from the vendor list because they normally are a no show or they are late. that would have been great to know before the event started, don’t you think Noah? Well, in the end it all worked out, vendor ended up coming, but Shame on Noah’s and I really hope they have updated that vendor list by now.

Recently visited this venue for a Hurst Review session (nursing school thing). We were there for about 3 days and the event was actually held by the teacher, herself, so I can’t say much about the actual facility staff, but those whom I did encounter seemed quite friendly.
The place itself is beautiful. As far as weddings go, it looks like a great spot except the fact that its surrounded by businesses. Which, if you don’t really care, isn’t that big of a deal.
Anyway, lovely décor and classy place. I recommend it.

We recently visited Noah’s in Fairview for an event. The building is beautiful and I loved the setup of the rooms. Easy to get to and parking is excellent. My only complaint was the seating. The chairs were uncomfortable and after sitting 2 hours listening to a presentation, my husband and I were both hurting. Otherwise, everything else was great.

I came across Noah’s as I was looking for an event space for a event in mid February. I was very impressed with the interior of the center. Restrooms were very clean. Kitchens spacious and able to accommodate any catering from outside. The events spaces were beautiful as well. The staff was extremely accommodating and attentive to all of the little needs and details we requested. I was very impressed with my experience and would definitely reserve space for another event in the future at this location.

Noah’s was awesome. They worked with me on every detail of my event and they were so helpful every step of the way. I am definitely keeping them on my SHORT list of venues for anything I need in the future.

I wish I could give 4.5 stars… or 4.75 stars.
The first review actually articulated well why I loved Noah’s. My husband is huge into craft beer and brews with his friends so we really wanted to have home brew at the wedding (this was a hit and was out before the wedding was even over!). Noah’s was one of very few venues where you could bring in outside alcohol, outside catering, etc.
I am big into DIY and Noah’s aesthetics were a great slate for me to work with and make anything match. I was nicknamed the ‘anti-​bride’ so fancy linens, snooty food, and generally caring about most of first world problems that plague wedding planning are lost on me. They asked me what color spotlights I wanted — I didn’t even know how to care about that. At all. I quite liked their linen selection and was able to make everything match how I wanted. Unless you wanted like 5000 count linens sewn by small children in a third world country I don’t understand how you couldn’t find one you’d like from their selection…
We were able to order Bubba’s — Southern comfort fried food and serve it on acrylic plates and you know what? IT WAS GONE AT THE END OF THE NIGHT. I loved their customer service — the time blocks really sucked with the location of our ceremony (a church in Fort Worth) and Noah’s really worked to make it better for us. I was very happy with their response time. The parking situation was great. I had a great wedding and highly recommend Noah’s.
My only quip, which strangely also echoes the first review, is cleaning. My husband and I stayed till the end of our wedding and saw each of our guests out because I wanted to make sure that we saved everything we wanted to from the wedding (mostly things I made and wanted to incorporate into our scrapbook). They started cleaning before our time block was over and I was busy saying good byes and talking to guests and before I knew it the room was clean. I really wanted to be a part of the cleaning process (remember, anti-​bride) so I could preserve what I wanted and this was my only let-​down. My –0.25 stars, they cleaned up too fast.
I loved the simplicity of their pricing structure and my guests loved the ceiling décor. All in all I would recommend Noah’s and think it’s great for any kind of wedding — DIY or not.

I had my 2-​day wedding (s) at Noah’s very recently.
The good things:
The major benefits Noah’s is that they allow you to bring in your own catering, alcohol, and decorations and you don’t have to use any preferred vendors. They do have a list of vendors to work with if you need help in that area. You will definitely save money in the open bar department compared to other venues if you decide to have your event at Noah’s.
Having said that, to have a large-​scale event at Noah’s really takes a lot more planning and effort, as you now have to organize on your own all the food, china/​glassware/​silverware rentals (they do not provide ANY of that), tablecloths (you can rent from them or do your own thing), bar drinks and bar staff, set up the décor yourself, etc. It is the exact opposite of a full-​service venue. This is a venue perfect for DIY, just make sure you have a lot of help from your family/​friends or a wedding coordinator to pull it all off.
All of these things add up, and if you want real silverware, glassware, and china, this is an expensive add-​on. And the venue rental prices are not as cheap as they first appear, as you have to pay for every second you are in the venue. So, if you want set-​up time, you have to pay for that as well… not just the time the event is happening.
So, you’ll have to do the math for your event, and decide if a place like Noah’s is the way to go, or if you’d prefer a full-​service venue.
On the other hand, if you want a cheap wedding, catered by Chipotle, with plastic plates and cutlery and paper napkins… they will allow that here. They will basically allow just about any food/​drink to be brought in.
The space is also very versatile and pretty.
The bad things:
–the extra work when planning a formal event, due to the DIY nature of the venue
–not having staff to help set up or pack up decorations (again, DIY venue)
–we have had 2 snafus during our weddings and in the days following. 1) although they denied it, someone at Noah’s threw away some beautiful recycled wine bottles I’d saved over several months, painstakingly scraped the labels off, and created my own labels for, so that each table could have bottles of water and raspberry lemonade. We used them the first night, rinsed them out, and stacked them by the sink in the kitchen to be used the second night. My now-​husband was the very last person out of the building that night, and the bottles were there when he left. When we all arrived to start setting up the next morning for our second event, (at 9:30 am) they had disappeared overnight. Noah’s claims their cleaning crew definitely would not have touched it. But the bottles were there when we left, and not there when we arrived, so unless they have a problem with ghosts or strangers walking in from the street to steal empty bottles when there were full alcohol bottles sitting nearby that went untouched, it is logical that their cleaning crew thought the empty bottles were trash and threw them away. I totally understand that these things happen, but this threw a wrench in our plans for non-​drinking guests to serve themselves non-​alcoholic beverages on the second night and the part that bothered me is that they didn’t apologize for it happening, but they sort of blamed us and insisted their cleaning crew wouldn’t – couldn’t even! – have thrown them away. A small apology would have been nice.
2^nd issue: We rented china/​glassware/​silverware from a rental company. An entire package of spoons has gone missing that now I have to pay for-​30 spoons total, plus 14 dinner forks, and 4 salad forks. This is going to cost us an extra $ 206 dollars. ugh. Again… cleaning crew issue? I’m not insinuating they would have stolen them, just that they may have misplaced or thrown them away. They also threw away some plastic trays that we’d planned on keeping. (My mother came into the kitchen in time to see a lady who works at Noah’s dumping the last of the plastic trays in the trash and my mom didn’t want to dig them out in her gown, so came and told me we should just let them go). But since we’d brought in all our own décor, and plan on selling it, having someone ASK before throwing away would have been helpful. The same lady also threw away a metal pan that belonged to our caterer. As in, yes, she threw it in the trash can. Since my mother witnessed this on the second night, it leads me to believe that they could have been equally careless with 1) my wine bottles and 2) said missing spoons. All of my family that stayed to help knew that WE rented the china/​silverware and knew to keep it all together since we would have to pay for lost items.
So, take all this for what it is. It’s a nice venue. The people are generally helpful, courteous, and nice. But be prepared to appoint several (and it would take several) people to stand guard in the kitchen at the end of the night to supervise clean up and what is thrown away.
Overall, A-​ok experience.