The Broad Street Ballroom is one of the premiere event spaces in New York City. The Ballroom features an open, 5,700 square foot event space, adorned with 30-foot mosaic pillars and a state-of-the-art, Broadway-quality audio/visual system, complete with a 22' x 22' roll-down projection screen. We can accomidate almost any type of event. Our Banquet Hall will amaze you! For a banquet setting, the space can provide accommodations for up to 300 guests comfortably; an auditorium setting will have room for up to 500 guests, and a cocktail setting will accommodate up to 630 guests.

Located in a landmark building in Manhattan’s Madison Square North Historic District, and lovingly restored to its original architectural splendor, the 4,800 square foot Prince George Ballroom provides a uniquely beautiful setting for a gala dinner, wedding, corporate event, or other special occasion.

The Italian Academy was created in 1991 on the basis of a charter signed by the President of the Republic of Italy and the President of Columbia University. It was conceived as a center for advanced research in areas relating to Italian culture, science and society. It was also intended to provide a locus for collaborative projects between senior Italian and American scholars, particularly those open to interdisciplinary research. Given its international scope and its long-standing commitment to all aspects of Italian culture and society, Columbia was seen as an especially appropriate context for such a venture. The Italian Academy has five exquisite private rooms for your next event.

We invite you to experience a piece of American History. From the forgotten Weckquasgeek Tribe, to the first middle class families that moved to this block in 1906 to the Harlem Renaissance and right up until today. This part of Harlem breaths history like no other - Sugar Hill. This is after all where Miles Davis came to meet Sonny Rollins and hang out with him, and his Sugar Hill Harlem crowd. Sugar Hill Harlem Inn is located in the landmark district of Sugar Hill, in a Victorian townhouse built in 1906. Host your next meeting, party, wedding, baby shower or event at Sugar Hill Harlem Inn.

Morris-Jumel Mansion provides an exciting and unique location for your special event. Your wedding, business meeting, birthday party or anniversary, will be all the more memorable when you hold it at Manhattan's oldest house.

The HOUSE of the REDEEMER offers a unique setting and lends itself well to wedding receptions, concerts, private parties, breakfast meetings and corporate events. The Reception Room, the Refectory and Library, are available for such occasions. The Reception Room is ideal for smaller cocktail parties and meetings, its appeal is its intimate setting in the fine Italian Baroque setting. The Refectory is available for lunches, dinners, meetings, and parties. The Refectory is the perfect place to hold a distinguished event. The Library is noted for its aesthetic appeal and its fine acoustics for wedding receptions, musical events and lectures and has quite a history having originally been in a 15th Century Ducal castle and was brought to America and installed in the House during the first World War.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's largest and finest art museums. Its collections include more than two million works of art spanning 5,000 years of world culture, from prehistory to the present and from every part of the globe. Founded in 1870, the Metropolitan Museum is located in New York City's Central Park along Fifth Avenue (from 80th to 84th Streets). The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers a wide variety of food and dining options with a sophisticated, richly appointed setting for elegant dining, accompanied by expansive views of Central Park.

An upscale venue in the heart of New York City in Midtown Manhattan, offering two distinctly elegant spaces: Midtown Loft and Midtown Terrace —at one exquisite address. Our event space partners with some of New York City's finest catering services. We at Midtown Loft & Terrace understand and appreciate just how important your event is to you. So, you can count on us when we assure you that every detail will be treated with the utmost care and respect, ensuring a perfect event for all involved. Our history of providing the finest quality of service and attention to detail has given us a reputation of being a few steps above the rest.

Just walking into the Reception Room at Manhattan Penthouse is a surprise for guests who are struck by the immediacy of dramatic views in this very Manhattan penthouse aerie. Huge arched windows frame vast panoramas from Wall Street to Times Square and Brooklyn to Jersey City of skyscrapers, towers, and roof terraces. Inside the signature windows, the space breathes open and airy with more window than wall. A large oak and stained glass bar, paneled window seats, grand piano, and illuminated Ficus trees surround the diagonal oak floors in the spacious Reception Room tailored in understated elegance. The beginning of a celebration has a special feeling as guests are treated to extraordinary cuisine and services in a magical, non-commercial setting. With 35 years experience in Manhattan, we provide all the services and planning you need for a memorable occasion.

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.