Photo Booth Rental at Pomona Valley Mining Company, Pomona, CA

There is nowhere quite like Pomona Valley Mining Company, a hilltop restaurant and event venue that has been part of the 909 event scene since 1977. Themed around California's mining days, the venue features mining artifacts, warm wood-paneled walls, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic views of the Pomona Valley.

The venue offers multiple distinct event rooms, each with its own character. The Ponderosa Room seats up to 150 guests with artifacts from the California mining era and rustic charm that creates memorable ambiance. The Veranda Room is an indoor patio with a panoramic view that seats up to 150 guests. The upstairs Ballroom is three rooms with a private entrance and a bar, seating 150 each and up to 450 combined.

Pomona Valley Mining Company has hosted weddings and receptions for over three decades. Quinceañeras, weddings, anniversary parties, and milestone birthdays are all regular events here.

For photo booths at PVMC, the venue's rustic character: wood paneling and mining artifacts, creates a distinctive backdrop. Our Oak booth is a perfect aesthetic match for the venue's vintage California character.

Planning an Event at Pomona Valley Mining Company

Pomona Valley Mining Company has five banquet rooms on a hilltop off the 10 Freeway at Dudley. The venue says it has hosted weddings and receptions for over three decades. Its Ballroom is three rooms (Angel's Camp, Silverado and Eureka) that seat 150 each or 450 combined, with a private upstairs entrance, a stocked bar and restrooms. The Ponderosa Room seats up to 150 and has wood-paneled walls, mining artifacts, a built-in dance floor and stage, and tiered seating. The Veranda Room seats up to 150 in an indoor patio with a lit gazebo, a private entrance and a bridal room.

The venue does not publish photo booth or outside vendor rules, so ask your event coordinator at (909) 623-3515 before you book. We send a certificate of insurance to the venue ahead of the date. In the Ponderosa, a booth usually fits best along a side wall, away from the stage and the doorway to the saloon, so the line does not block guests moving between the two. In the Ballroom, near the entrance works well, because guests pass it on the way in. Confirm the spot with your coordinator.

The Oak Photo Booth suits the wood paneling and mining artifacts. The Open Air booth fits bigger groups in front of the Veranda's panoramic view. A quinceañera crowd with a long line is a good match for Glam or Open Air, because both are quick to use.