Adventure awaits at The Old Firehouse, a stunning wedding venue in Ridgway, Colorado. This locale offers picturesque views at every turn, with the beauty of the San Juan Mountains creating a stunning backdrop for your celebration.

Facilities and Capacity

Rich with Western history, the Old Stone House was built in 1882 and originally housed railroad workers. Its uses changed with time until it eventually became the town’s firehouse. Interestingly enough, the building’s belfry lacked a bell until the producers of True Grit, the 1969 Western starring John Wayne, added it for the film. Today, this versatile location offers an exceptional experience for weddings of up to 150 guests. Relaxed and cozy, this beautifully renovated event space offers venues for your ceremony, dinner, and reception. The Garden provides a flexible indoor and outdoor setting that’s available for full or partial buyouts. Alternatively, Pat’s Place is a relaxed, outdoor space, also available with different buyout options.

Services Offered

Enjoy a meal of the Western Slope’s finest at The Old Firehouse. The in-house catering team crafts impeccable dishes made using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Savor delicious, western-inspired entrees such as wood-grilled elk loin or Rocky Mountain rainbow trout. To bring your culinary dreams to life, you and your partner can choose from a range of service options, including plated dinner, buffet service, and beverage service. Event enhancements can also be added, including fresh flowers, music, decor, and more. Located within walking distance of lodging and other Ridgway amenities, The Old Firehouse offers convenience for you and your guests. Above all, the team will work with you to create a personalized experience, and they look forward to helping you celebrate your marriage.