1/5 Sam K. 9 months ago on Google
Most
of
the
artists
are
great-
they
are
the
one
of
the
only
reasons
to
visit.
Go
directly
upstairs.
As
the
person
who
supervised
all
of
their
weddings
from
2019-2022
(I
was
also
the
daily
caretaker)
I
highly
recommend
you
find
another
event
venue.
The
property
manager
is
The
Ultimate
Karen
and
yes
she
will
be
attending
your
event!
They
seem
to
have
realized
how
damaging
her
general
spirit
is
(the
complaints
post
events
were
a
plenty!)to
the
place
and
now
you
can
have
the
luxury
of
having
a
man
who
excelled
in
the
restaurant
industry
(two
years
in
and
still
no
restaurant
at
The
Mill
as
promised
though!)
give
you
a
tour
where
he
pretends
to
have
any
care
for
or
access
to
creativity.
Prepare
to
stroke
the
ego
of
a
very
insecure
white
man
who
once
had
the
illusion
of
power
and
is
now
crippled
without
the
lies
of
control
to
wrap
himself
in.
Welcome
to
the
corporate
art
world-
the
place
is
run
by
people
with
price
tags
for
a
soul.
Worth
visiting
and
seeing
the
actual
art
on
the
top
floor
or
the
mini
museum
in
the
basement.
Do
not
let
them
rob
you
for
a
venue.
Do
not
make
the
mistake
of
working
for
them.
I
was
let
to
give
my
life
and
passion
to
a
job
and
role
that
was
unfairly
taken
from
me
at
a
time
I
had
asked
for
and
truly
needed
a
bit
of
kindness
and
understanding.
I
am
not
the
first
one.
The
man
before
me
successfully
sued
them-
I
was
far
too
trusting
and
hopeful
and
ignorant
to
believe
him
when
he
warned
me.
For
those
of
you
still
unaware-
the
art
world
is
full
of
rich
people
who
want
a
piece
of
the
creative
pie
without
any
of
the
suffering
that
accompanies
expression.
Definitely
lots
of
spirits
in
there
though-
worth
checking
out
the
Turbine
Room,
top
of
the
tower
(just
pull
the
rope
and
stairs
will
come
down,
there
is
no
security-
exert
your
freewill
and
go
wherever
you
can),
and
the
Riverside
Room
(give
the
piano
a
hug
and
tell
her
I
miss
her
for
me).
Plenty
of
longterm
evidence
to
support
my
claims.
Happy
digging!
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