Red Barn Ranch Events

06/01/2026

It’s even pretty at night at Red Barn Ranch Events! ✨

Looking forward to the long warm nights of summer and the celebrations we will host.

I’m down to just a few dates left for 2027!
Go to redbarnranchevents.com
to inquire about pricing and availability. ✨

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

Video footage from Amiee and Mario’s beautiful wedding.

Thank you for choosing us to host your beautiful day!

05/31/2026

“I knew the moment I drove in.”
We hear that all the time.
Wedding planning can feel overwhelming.
So many decisions. So many timelines. So many moving parts.
And then couples pull into our little corner of Mendocino County… and everything shifts.
The calm that washes over you.
The stillness.
The way the barn rests against the hills.
It beckons you to slow down and soak it in.
The pictures can’t truly do it justice — we hear that all the time, too.
You have to stand here.
You have to feel it.
Whether you’re here for a few hours or an entire weekend, the invitation to relax is the same.
We offer 1-day, 2-day, and 3-day packages to fit different needs and budgets — the peaceful vibe comes with every one.
Imagine starting your wedding day feeling grounded instead of rushed.
Come tour Red Barn Ranch Events in Hopland and experience it for yourself.

05/30/2026

Looks fun!

05/29/2026

Beautiful spring day for Sophia and Jose!
Take a peek at what a wedding look like at Red Barn Ranch Events in Hopland!

05/27/2026

Oh no! I purchased and planted three grapevines! I read the article and this includes grapevines and citrus purchased at UKIAH Costco between April 21 and May 20.

⚠️ Important Agricultural Alert for Sonoma County Residents from Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights & Measures ⚠️

An invasive insect, the glassy-winged sharpshooter, has been discovered in grapevine plants that were shipped to Costco stores in the region. These plants may carry a serious pest that can spread Pierce’s disease, a bacterial infection that can kill grapevines and severely impact local vineyards and backyard plants.

If you recently purchased grapevine plants (or related nursery stock) from Costco:
• Do NOT plant, move, return or dispose of them in regular trash or compost
• Keep plants isolated away from other vegetation
• Contact Sonoma County Agricultural officials for guidance and safe handling instructions

Early detection and careful containment are critical to protecting Sonoma County’s vineyards, agriculture and natural environment. Community cooperation is essential in stopping the spread.

More information: https://sonomacounty.gov/invasive-insect-discovered-in-grapevine-plants-shipped-to-sonoma-county-costco-stores

05/25/2026

A video tour of Red Barn Ranch Events at the LDS Church Prom we hosted recently.
It was a gorgeous day a gorgeous event, and I am truly so proud of our gorgeous venue.🥰