ence is the Conference Center at CHF (Chemical Heritage Foundation),which is located in Old City, Philadelphia. With windows in every meeting room providing ample natural light, audio- visual equipment and set up included in the rental,and easy access fromthe city’s mass transit lines, the Conference Center at CHF has become a top choice of plan- ners and a favorite among attendees.
The Conference Center at CHF is a sus- tainable best practices venue that has 13,500-square feet of space available within eight meeting rooms that can accommodate anywhere from two up to 310 people theater-style. The largest meeting room on site, the Ullyot, is 3,500- square feet,while the combined Franklin rooms span 1,680-square feet, and the Hass room is 670-square feet.
Additional options at the Conference Center at CHF are Gardens 1 and 2,each measuring 415-square feet, or the small-
est space,Garden 3,which stands at 314- square feet. For a delectable dining experience,the facility offers a list of pre- ferred catering partners.
The Overlook lounge area, which pro- vides views of the CHF museum, can accommodate up to 90 guests for a cock- tail reception. An outside garden and adjacent parking lot can accommodate up to 500 guests for a dinner or 900 peo- ple for a tented, standing reception.
The staff at the Conference Center at CHF works with planners to help make meetings and events memorable. A pharmaceutical drug was launched last fall at the conference center for which the group decided to host a“white party.” The room was decked out in white from floor-to-ceiling, from the furniture and carpeting to the pipe and drape. Once the transformation was complete, the high ceilings of the space provided for a breathtaking change in appearance.
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