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The Plant: events and weekly regulars in Prescott, AZ

The Plant is an event venue at 124 South Granite Street in Prescott, Arizona, set along Granite Creek with mature trees, a courtyard, and a fountain. It is the rare venue where the scenery does half the decorating before a single guest arrives.

Where is The Plant?

Just off downtown Prescott, nestled along Granite Creek under mature trees.

What usually happens at The Plant?

  • Weddings and receptions. Ceremonies and receptions use the creekside space, the upper patio, the 1,100 square foot interior or the courtyard.
  • Rehearsal dinners and parties. The venue lists rehearsal dinners, parties, corporate events, music events and pop-ups.
  • Quinceaneras and milestone gatherings. Family celebrations from quinceaneras to bar and bat mitzvahs fit the mix of indoor and outdoor spaces.

A little history

The Trengove family's bottling business dates to the 1920s, when Samuel, Edith and Kenyon Trengove started a 7-Up bottling plant and ice house on 6th Street. Bottling moved to Granite Street in 1945, with Coca-Cola products added. The property became Terracotta Court in 1999, and in 2021 Mark and Stephen Trengove and their wives bought it and named it The Plant, since the family had always called it the Coke Plant.

Insider tip

Want the fountain courtyard? It is available for events after 6 PM, so build an evening timeline around it.

The basics

  • Address: 124 S Granite St, Prescott, AZ 86303
  • Area: Downtown Prescott, about 0.2 miles from the Courthouse Plaza
  • Phone: Not posted
  • Hours: Not posted
  • Capacity: Not posted
  • Website: theplantprescott.com
  • Last checked: Oct 30, 2026

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