Our venue caters to private and semi-private functions for groups of ten to nightee guests. our staff will orginize buffets, seated dinners, hors d'oeuvres, coctails and wine tastings, and we are always pleased to customize t_conts and wine selections in an effort to meet the special needs of our guests.

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Heralded by The New York Times as “an institution in its ascendancy”, El Museo del Barrio was founded in 1969 by artist Raphael Montañez Ortiz with the support of a group of Puerto Rican educators, artists, parents and community activists in East Harlem’s Spanish-speaking El Barrio. Since then, El Museo del Barrio has evolved into New York’s leading Latino cultural institution, having expanded its mission to represent the diversity of art and culture in all of the Caribbean and Latin America. The historic and beautifully restored Teatro Heckscher, formerly the Heckscher Theatre, is the only theatre of its kind on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Consisting of a proscenium arch stage and seating 599, it has been acknowledged as a Landmark Quality Interior venue for its remarkable series of 30-foot murals and stained glass roundels.

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For Your Next Meeting or Conference in New York, The New York Academy of Medicine is One of Uptown Manhattan's Most Distinctive and Historical Landmarks. It is on New York’s Museum Mile, directly across from Central Park’s exquisite Conservatory Gardens and the Museum of the City of New York. The Academy is literally minutes from all metropolitan New York City transportation hubs, including LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty Airports, Grand Central Terminal, Pennsylvania Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal. The Academy building was a donation from the Carnegie Foundation and was built in 1926. It was designed by the architectural firm of York and Sawyer in the “Early Romanesque” style. The lobby floor is made of Levanto marble with mosaic borders and bronze inserts. The walls are of Mankato marble with a stone finish. The ceiling is made of heavy paper textured to resemble wood grain, specifically designed for the Academy.

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