HARSHAW – Rondele Ranch is inviting the public to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening celebration for its new venue.
The ceremony celebrating the opening of the Graham Center will be held at Rondele Ranch, County Rd. K. Harshaw, on Wednesday, July 15 from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
A release from Rondele Ranch said the Graham Center “represents a major addition to the Northwoods event landscape.”
“The facility features nearly 15,000 square feet of indoor event space, additional covered outdoor areas, a full bar, catering kitchen, ceremony space, reception hall, outdoor patios and a three-season room with a fireplace,” the release stated. “Designed with a modern Northwoods aesthetic, the venue can accommodate gatherings ranging from weddings and corporate events to concerts, fundraisers and community celebrations.”
The release said the grand opening event will give residents, visitors, and future event planners an opportunity to tour the new facility, meet the team behind the project and enjoy an afternoon of food, refreshments and entertainment by the Northwoods Jazz Group.
Representatives from the Tomahawk, Rhinelander and Greater Wausau Chambers of Commerce will join the celebration, recognizing the role the new venue will play in attracting visitors and generating economic activity throughout the region, the release said.
"This has been a dream project for our team, and we're excited to finally open the doors to the community," said Mary Anne Pfitzinger, Rondele Ranch Communications Coordinator. "The Graham Center was designed to be more than an event venue. We wanted to create a place where people can come together to celebrate life's biggest moments and make lasting memories right here in the Northwoods."
The Graham Center can accommodate up to 500 guests and is one of the largest event facilities in the region, according to the release. The venue is expected to attract weddings, meetings, entertainment events and visitors from throughout Wisconsin and beyond.
"One of the things we're most excited about is the positive impact this can have beyond our property,” Pfitzinger stated. “When people come here for a wedding, reunion or community event, they're also discovering local restaurants, shops, lodging and attractions. The more reasons we can give people to visit the Northwoods, the stronger our entire community becomes."
The event is free, but registering for a ticket in advance is encouraged and can be done online at www.tinyurl.com/3p2nme37.
Guests 14 and older are welcome, the release said. Children under 18 must be joined by a parent or legal guardian.
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