Exclusive Venues
Bolingbroke Mansion
Our back garden area features an attractive raised stairway and landing and is frequently used for wedding ceremonies and photo shoots. The rear lawn provides ample space for seating for ceremonies and dining or cocktails. The large side covered porch off the living room is also available to use as a dining area. The large side porch area can be enclosed to create a cozier space or add protection from the weather. Cocktails can also be set up on the side porch.
The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
The eight individually unique spaces our building offers can satisfy any of your event needs. As you enter our historic building, you are greeted by the stunning Marble Rotunda. The all-white octagonal interior, framed by majestic columns, provides a sophisticated space ideal for receptions and pre-event gatherings. Accenting the rotunda is the grand staircase, which leads to the great halls of the second floor, and is perfect for photography opportunities.
Michener Art Museum
The massive stone walls and warden’s house that make up the core of the Michener Art Museum today began as the Bucks County prison in 1884. After a century of use, the abandoned and antiquated buildings were being torn down when the County Commissioners agreed to preserve the historic landmark and lease the land and buildings to house the new museum. After extensive renovation, the museum opened to the public in September, 1988.
ONE North Broad
One, at the majestic Masonic Temple, is a stunning world-renowned architectural wonder, featuring magnificent rooms based on themes of ancient architecture and sweeping grand staircases. The Grand Ballroom seats 250 for a sit-down dinner, and when combined with the Grand Foyer, can host 450 guests for receptions. The second floor marble Foyer can host an additional 200 guests for a reception “under the stars.” Additional foyers, five magnificent reception spaces and exquisite meeting rooms create the perfect setting for more intimate events.
Premium Venues
AKA Level 28, Andalusia Historic Site, National Museum of American Jewish History, Appleford Mansion, WHYY studios, First City Troop Armory, Collingswood Ballroom, National Liberty Museum, Old Pine Community Center, Bahdeebahdu, UPENN Van Pelt Library, First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, Academy of Vocal Arts, American Philosophical Society, Arden Theatre, City Hall, Clef Club, Colonial Dames of America, Fireman’s Hall, German Society of Philadelphia, The Gershman Y, Historical Society of Philadelphia, Mask and Wig Club, Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia Ethical Society, The Power Plant, Rodeph Shalom, Philadelphia History Museum and many more… Have somewhere else in mind? Let us know, we would love to explore new and exciting spaces with you!
