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Connecticut Convention Center


Ideal place to meet in the Northeast


In addition to being the Northeast’s newest location for trade shows, conventions, and business meetings, the Connecticut Conven- tion Center is also the ideal venue for any occasion that demands a dramatic riverfront setting. The facility overlooks the beautiful Connecticut River at Adriaen’s Landing, the city’s exciting new waterfront district. With more than 140,000 square feet of


exhibition space, a 40,000-square-foot ball- room, and 25,000 square feet of flexible meet- ing space, the Connecticut Convention Center


is the largest convention facility between New York and Boston. The venue is conveniently located at the crossroads of New England, where Interstates 84 and 91 meet, providing easy highway access for visitors. From state-of-the-art technology to flex-


ible, innovative workspaces and abundant prefunction areas, the Connecticut Conven- tion Center makes meetings as comfortable and convenient as possible. Attached to the facility is a AAA Four-Diamond lodging expe- rience at the 409-room Marriott Hartford


Downtown. With a prominent visual presence on Hartford’s historic skyline, the center’s 110- foot glass atrium dramatically rises 10 stories above a grand public plaza and a tree-lined riverfront esplanade.


For more information: Connecticut Convention Center — (860) 249-6000; ctconventions.com.


Crystal clear The 140,000-square-foot Connecticut Convention Center offers spectacular waterfront views, and plenty of natural sunlight for all indoor events.


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