SP PLACES ACES
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From elegant to funky, Pittsburgh has plenty of exciting spaces and places that are perfect for your special gathering! So whether you’re planning a wedding or family reunion, make sure you check out Pittsburgh’s many fabulous event venues.
Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait with Movie Camera, ca. 1971, ©AWF
ELEGANT, OPULENT & AWESOME Heinz Hall For the utmost in elegance, surround your guests in marble, plush red velvet, shimmering crystal and 24-karat gold leaf.
Benedum Center for the Performing Arts Plan an evening at the stunning former movie palace with three large reception areas.
Byham Theater Be charmed by Pittsburgh’s only remaining turn-of-the-century vaudeville house.
Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History
The idea that museums are just for dinosaur bones is absolutely Mesozoic. There are more than 10 unique spaces to choose from in the building that houses Carnegie Music Hall, Carnegie Museum of Natural History and Carnegie Museum of Art. Choose one, reserve an entire museum, or arrange a private tour for your guests.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens An elegant location for any special event, whether it’s a wedding ceremony, a cocktail reception in the Outdoor Garden or a corporate event in the stunning Tropical Forest.
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URBAN CHIC The Andy Warhol Museum Give your next offsite function a cool, offbeat feel. The Warhol offers an experience your guests will want to repeat again and again.
August Wilson Center for African American Culture The 80,000-square-foot facility includes galleries, classrooms, a 486-seat theater and many multi-purpose spaces.
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild This center for arts and learning provides a state-of-the-art, 350-seat hall suitable for concerts, corporate meetings, award ceremonies or receptions.
Mattress Factory Unique space in a unique museum. The flexible rental program allows for choice of caterers, and the museum’s open, industrial interior and eclectic outdoor garden setting can be decorated to fit any occasion.
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