Historic Carpenter’s Hall in Philadelphia, PA
The Perelman Quadrangle at the University of Pennsylvania is equipped with numerous customizable spaces that include: fixed conference table seating for up to 16 guests; classroom facilities throughout campus that can be used as breakout spaces, for meetings or pre- sentations; outdoor spaces for cocktail hours, team building, or meet and greets; theaters and auditoriums and more.
Designed in the 1890s, the Penn Museum on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus is one of the city’s premier unique venues. The muse- um is a 300,000-square foot gem with exterior details that include glass mosaics by the Tiffany Glass Company, sculptures by Alexander Stirling Calder, and marble medallions by John Ross of New York City. It houses one-of-a-kind artifacts acquired from over 300 archae- ological and anthropological expeditions, and its stunning event spaces and price- less collections make events at the museum an unparalleled experience.
will be inspired by this stirring, 17-minute journey through the extraordinary story of “We the People.”
The Story of We the People is a dynam- ic, interactive exhibition that illuminates America’s constitutional history through innovative exhibits, films and photo- graphs, rare artifacts, and hands-on activities for groups of up to 400 people. Signers’ Hall is one of the center’s most popular and iconic attractions, where visitors can sign the Constitution along- side 42 life-size, bronze statues of the Founding Fathers.
The National Liberty Museum offers a distinctive alternative for entertaining clients, associates, family, and friends in the heart of Philadelphia. Its historic building offers more than 30,000-square
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feet of space along with everything needed for spectacular events.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) offers two unique buildings that are available for group rental: The Historic Landmark Building and also the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building. The Historic Landmark Building opened in 1876 for the nation’s Centennial Exposition and World’s Fair in Philadelphia. Its unique architectural details make it the city’s finest example of High Victorian architecture, and it is able to host up to 400 guests for a reception. Built in 1915 as an automo- bile manufacturing plant and showroom, the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building is newly renovated and offers modern, sophisticated spaces with a capacity for seated dinners of up to 400 attendees.
Spark the creative imagination of employees, dazzle clients, or impress patrons by having a corporate event or meeting at The Franklin Institute. From the most intimate gathering to the largest extravaganza, the venue offers unique indoor and outdoor locations for truly memorable events. Guided tours of the newest exhibits can be arranged, galleries and exhibits can be explored, and the on-site Laureates Conference Center provides an ideal space for an intensely focused gathering.
SugarHouse Casino's brand new 30,000-square foot event center boasts award-winning catering by Hugo’s Frog Bar and Chop House, which is operated by Gibsons Restaurant Group and offers some of the best views in Philadelphia. The space includes over 10,000-square feet of configurable banquet space, pre- function area, a waterfront outdoor bal- cony with views of the Delaware River
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