Situated on 230 acres of breathtaking countryside in the heart of Princeton, N.J., Jasna Polana Club was built in the early 1970’s as the country home of J. Seward Johnson and his wife, Barbara. Designed by world-renowned architect Wallace Harrison, no effort or expense was spared in its design and construction. The result is an exquisite neoclassical country villa that captures the timeless elegance of the past while incorporating the comforts of the present. At Jasna Polana, creating Weddings and other memorable events is our specialty. Our array of banquet facilities, combined with our exceptional culinary staff, offer unlimited choices for wedding ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, bridesmaid parties, holiday celebrations or other special occasions. Centrally located in between New York City and Philadelphia, Jasna Polana is also an ideal venue for premier events.

Our historic house was built and finished in 1774 and was the home of New Jersey's first elected Governor William Livingston. Throughout time the house was purchased to the Kean family where they resided until the last resident passed away in 1995. Our 23 acres grounds are full of beautiful gardens. You may chose to get married in our gardens which can be found throughout the whole property. Guests will love exploring and walking around the grounds during some off periods of the event. A first floor house tour is also an option so you and your guests get to see the beauty of Liberty Hall Museum.

Unique and whimsical, NorthlandZ offers a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings. The venue features intricate model railroads and scenic displays, providing a memorable and fun backdrop for couples seeking something different for their special day.

This Beaux Arts style building built in 1905 overlooks the scenic Lullwater and Lullwater Bridge offering a breathtaking natural setting and stately backdrop for your special occasion.

Founded in 1863, Center for Brooklyn History, formerly Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) is dedicated to celebrating and preserving the borough’s 400 year history. Located in the heart of historic Brooklyn Heights steps away from the Brooklyn Promenade, the building is a national historic landmark and features timeless architectural details including stained glass windows, soaring ceilings and hand carved woodwork. The building has been renovated with state of the art modern facilities. Whatever your needs, Center for Brooklyn History can tailor a space rental package. Stately columns and soaring ceilings are the focus of the striking first-floor space, while the elegant Othmer Library, a New York City interior landmark, will make your celebration one for the books!

*Please note that this a raw space only.* You have the option to fully customize your event in our space by working with either our preferred vendors, or others, for event rentals, catering services, decor, etc. Situated on the waterfront in Dumbo, Smack Mellon is an industrial-style gallery that offers a truly unique venue for private events. Housed in the ‘Boiler Building,’ we are just across the street from Brooklyn Bridge Park and the picturesque Manhattan Bridge. Highlights: • 6,000 square-foot gallery • 35 foot ceilings featuring an industrial ‘coal trough’ • 25 windows on two levels, flooding the gallery with natural light and spectacular views • Up to 200 guests for cocktail reception; up to 175 guests for a seated dinner • Room for dance floor, DJ, and bar • Separate prep area • Access to a full kitchen with a stove, sink, and refrigerator in lower level • Customizable and dimmable gallery lighting • ADA accessible

Dobbin St is a premier event space in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Housed in a beautifully transformed factory, the venue offers a minimalist yet luxurious atmosphere, featuring stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and soaring 22-foot vaulted ceilings. Spanning 8,900 square feet of versatile indoor and outdoor space, Dobbin St was designed to create an unforgettable event experience. The venue includes 4,250 square feet of elegant indoor space, perfect for receptions, large gatherings, or celebrations. A 750-square-foot client mezzanine features a private suite with an en-suite bathroom, along with a comfortable lounge area. The venue’s 900-square-foot hidden courtyard provides a serene and intimate outdoor space, while the expansive 3,000-square-foot rooftop terrace offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, ideal for open-air ceremonies, cocktail hours, or events. Every corner of Dobbin St is designed to elevate your special day.

Rule of Thirds is a restaurant and event venue that operates out of Brooklyn, New York. Situated in a vibrant, urban setting not far from McCarren Park, there is a chic, design-orientated, and industrial ambience to enjoy here. An ideal place to host your wedding celebration, you are sure to be enthralled by the high quality of space, food, drink, and service within the venue.

Sound River Studios offers a waterfront venue with river views and contemporary design. The flexible event spaces cater to modern weddings, and the unique setting provides a picturesque backdrop. Guests enjoy the stylish ambiance and excellent service. The professional staff manages every detail, creating a seamless and memorable experience. The venue's outdoor terrace is perfect for cocktail hours, offering stunning views as the sun sets over the river.

Matching the artistry and grandeur of the world’s most iconic music hall, the private event spaces at Carnegie Hall lend elegance and style to your wedding. Just two blocks south of Central Park, the historic landmark is conveniently situated in the theater district of Manhattan and is the ideal setting for a magical wedding. Constellation, our on-site exclusive culinary partner, will bring your vision to life with delicious fare presented beautifully and served with choreographed precision!

Perched atop the Museum of Arts and Design, Robert offers a modern classic dining experience with unparalleled views of Central Park and Columbus Circle. Our restaurant embodies elegance and sophistication, reflected in both its exquisite decor and the innovative seasonal menu crafted by Chef Armando Cortes. With three stunning event spaces to choose from, including the chic Robert restaurant on the 9th floor, a versatile white box event space on the 7th floor, and a grand 143-seat theater, we cater to every wedding-related celebration, from intimate engagement parties to lavish receptions. Our dedicated team of experienced planners is committed to bringing your vision to life, ensuring every detail is meticulously executed. Say 'I do' to breathtaking views, impeccable service, and unparalleled luxury at Robert. Let us be the backdrop to your love story, where dreams come true against the stunning backdrop of Central Park's natural splendor.

For film-loving couples, the Museum of the Moving Image offers a modern venue with sleek design and state-of-the-art facilities. The stylish ambiance and high-quality service impress guests. The professional staff ensures every detail is managed, creating a seamless and enjoyable event. Interactive exhibits and multimedia displays add a unique and engaging element, making the wedding experience even more memorable.

No. 2 at East 90th is a gem located on Museum Mile on the Upper Eastside, set between the Guggenheim and the Cooper-Hewitt Garden. The spaces here are perfect for all occasions, large and small, including concerts, meetings, art shows, fundraisers, classes, holding companies, school graduation ceremonies, panel discussions, and receptions of all kinds. Come celebrate your next event in one of the beautifully renovated spaces!

Boasting a modern and stylish design, Atmosfera offers a venue with a flexible layout catering to various wedding styles. The contemporary space is equipped with high-quality amenities, making it an attractive choice for couples. Guests will enjoy the chic atmosphere and exceptional service. The professional team ensures a smooth and enjoyable event, managing every detail with precision. Conveniently located, the venue provides easy access for guests, adding to its overall appeal.

The magnificent grounds of Alverthorpe Manor unite an estate rich in American and Pennsylvania history with contemporary works of art exhibited by the Abington Art Center to provide a beautiful and unique venue for your special event.

A historic mansion built in 1840. Restored and run by the Falzarano family since 1978. This gorgeous space oozes charm and character and is unlike any place you've ever been to for a wedding. We cater to only one event per day so you do not have to share the space with anyone else. Please take some time and read our reviews online. We pride ourselves on delicious homemade food and personal service.

No matter the season, let the stunning landscape of The New York Botanical Garden create the perfect backdrop for your wedding. In the spring, surround yourself with the lush English roses in our manicured formal rose garden. In the summer, let the softly rushing sounds of the Bronx river accompany your ceremony. In the fall, the vibrant foliage will set the stage for a wedding filled with color. In the winter, imagine the perfect snowy backdrop, complete with berried holly and stunning pines, for your wedding photography. The New York Botanical Garden sets the stage for a wedding infused with nature and is the quintessential location for a couple who adores the great outdoors and the city alike.

Arch Street Meeting House is a historic wedding venue located in Old City Philadelphia. The land on which Arch Street Meeting House stands was officially deeded to the Quakers in 1701 and used as a burial ground until 1872. The building was constructed in stages from 1803-1811 when need arose of a larger Meeting House in Philadelphia. The site is still an active place of worship in addition to being used as an educational museum space, and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2011. It is frequently rented for conferences, weddings, dinners, and graduations. The building sits on just shy of 2 acres, and our grounds include both grassy & brick spaces and lots of mature trees. The entire site exudes an overall historic charm.

The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts boasts two unique event spaces: The Historic Landmark Building houses the oldest art school and museum in the Country with world-renowned architecture by Furness & Hewitt. Featuring classic Victorian Gothic details, the ambiance of this memorable space offers unique entertaining locations for intimate and large groups. The Hamilton Building is an expansive turn-of the century car showroom that has found new life, reinvented as a modern gallery space with views of downtown and direct proximity to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The Hamilton Building offers the unique opportunity to dine among our rotating exhibitions.

ONE North Broad provides a grand and historic setting for weddings. The venue's majestic architecture, elegant interiors, and luxurious ambiance create a sophisticated backdrop, ensuring a memorable and distinguished celebration for couples and their guests.

Make your next event a work of art! Fleisher’s one-of-a-kind campus and century-old history create the unique vibe sought after for many occasions, from weddings and parties to performances and meetings. With each space rental, we partner you with the Fleisher events manager who will assist you with planning and all the logistics while overseeing a dedicated team whose sole responsibility is ensuring everything goes smoothly. Download our rental brochure and learn more. Founded in 1898, we are one of the country’s oldest nonprofit community art schools. We are committed to advancing the vision of our founder, Samuel S. Fleisher, who believed that art is one of society’s greatest assets and equalizers and, from the doorway of his Graphic Sketch Club, “invited the world to come and learn art.”

The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is Philadelphia's Library of American History and contains over 21 million historic documents covering every topic imaginable. HSP can create a personalized experience that will thrill and engage your guests! HSP docents can pull historic documents from their enormous collection and display a curated selection of treasures selected specifically for your event. Guests can view and learn about these documents in The Reading Room, which can also host dinners for up to 60 people. Upstairs, the newly renovated Patterson Room can host up to 150 guests for seated receptions.

This beautiful New Beaux-Arts style building, constructed in 1908 and designed by Cope and Stewardson, has the unique distinction of being home to the oldest medical society in the country (founded in 1787) and the renowned Mütter Museum. As guests walk inside, they are surrounded by grandeur and elegance, and greeted by Aesculapius – the Greek god of medicine. The magnificent columned Marble Rotunda, with its view of a classic grand staircase, sets the stage for any occasion. With its historic ambience and stately architecture, it’s no wonder that the College – located in Philadelphia’s charming Rittenhouse-Fitler Historic District – has been the chosen setting for a diverse range of memorable events.

Consider our Platinum LEED Certified Watershed Center for your next event. The Watershed promotes a sustainable, low waste, environmentally friendly venue. We have a variety of spaces available for private, non-profit and corporate events.

Modern, spacious, and luxurious art gallery and event space located in Park Slope, Brooklyn. With over 1,000 sqft of space, we can host up to 40 seated guests. Our space is great for everyone! The walls are lined with abstract art and can be designed however you please - our space is your blank canvas. We offer a modern, posh, and spacious gallery that is truly unique.

Celebrate your life cycle or special occasion in one of New York City’s most magnificent and historic spaces. The Eldridge Street Synagogue is an 1887 National Historic Landmark located in the heart of the Lower East Side. Our glorious main sanctuary is a unique and beautiful site for a wedding.

The New Museum is currently undergoing a major building expansion that will double our space, and so we are not currently available for rental events. If you would like to stay up to date about our new building reopening in 2025, please sign up for our newsletter.

Wow your guests with our contemporary art gallery space, offering an incredible atmosphere of unpretentious elegance and sophistication. Our intimate gallery and beautiful artwork leaves little need for added decor. We work with many local caterers and vendors who can guide you through the process to ensure a smooth event. This intimate event space presents a dramatic backdrop for any private event, whether social or corporate. Barsky Gallery is truly a unique space, particularly for Hoboken. Conveniently located on the street level of Hoboken's Chambord Place, just 5 minutes from the Holland Tunnel, and 15 minutes from the Lincoln Tunnel. A short 15 minute walk from Hoboken PATH and NJ Transit, or 5 minutes by taxi. On-street, garage, and valet parking available.

Weylin is the site of the iconic Williamsburgh Savings Bank, built by renowned architect George B. Post and interiors designed by Peter B. Wright in 1875. Following an award winning restoration, Weylin was born. Now operating as one of the city’s premier venues, Weylin acts as a multifunctional, cultural and community hub. For more information and inquiries please visit our website!

WhiteBox was founded in 1998. Within its first two years, WhiteBox was nominated for “Best Group Show” by the International Art Critics Association for Plural Speech and for a survey of Viennese Actionists, Günter Brus and Hermann Nitsch. During its first decade, WhiteBox built a reputation for producing thought-provoking exhibitions and initiatives that fostered engagement among a broad audience, including neighborhood low-income housing communities such as the Elliot Houses, and the Bayview Women’s Prison. A second decade in the LES/Chinatown, while continuing its trajectory and traditions, WBX interacted with latent local and international Chinese and Asian communities, likewise five seasons in East Harlem created deeper links with the large Latinx, Afro-American and the more quiet, ubiquitous immigrant underserved local multicultural communities.