Top Midtown Manhattan Fundraiser Venues
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Choosing your fundraiser venue will be one of the most important steps in the planning process. So much goes into finding the perfect venue in Midtown Manhattan. You’ll want to consider everything from the aesthetics of the space to any in-house amenities and services. Luckily, PartySlate makes it easy with our Find Venues page. Use the filters to narrow your search — taking into account everything from your guest count to specific catering preferences. Once you’ve set your filters, scroll down to search our curated list. Look for the “featured” tag for PartySlate’s top recommendations. With PartySlate, finding your ideal Midtown Manhattan venue has never been easier.
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21 Club
21 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019, USA- Spaces for 150 Guests
‘21’ has it all; a refined interior dotted with eclectic ornaments gifted by silver screen legends; a formidable bar team and award-winning wine list; the kind of cuisine that begs to be shared. And that’s before you’ve entered the secret wine cellar. If you want to party like it’s Prohibition, you’ve come to the right place.
The Maritime Hotel
363 W 16th St, New York, NY 10011, USAAs the National Maritime Union's headquarters, the nautically themed structure was originally designed by New Orleans modernist architect Albert Ledner in 1968 to serve as the union's headquarters. In the late 1940s, Ledner worked as an apprentice under the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, where he developed his own playful style. This fanciful approach to modernism was long dismissed by design purists, but The Maritime is now considered to be part of a wave of modernist architecture that is being viewed in a completely different light than it was previously. It had been open since 2003 but had undergone a transformation to better reflect its enviable location in the heart of Manhattan's fashion, art, food and business districts as well as the city's technology and creative industries. It was the first luxury hotel in the neighborhood, distinguished by its signature porthole windows, white-tiled exterior, and elevated outdoor terraces overlooking Ninth Avenue. As the modern, cool heart of Manhattan's Meatpacking District/West Chelsea neighborhood, the Maritime Hotel has maintained its position.
212 Steakhouse
316 E 53rd St, New York, NY 10022, USA- Spaces for 110 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
212 Steakhouse is proud to be the first and only Japanese Kobe Beef Marketing & Distribution Promotion Association member in New York, making us the only restaurant on the East Coast serving authentic Japanese Kobe Beef. Kobe beef is a delicate, dignified sweet lean meat that is complemented by the taste and aroma of melt-in-your-mouth fat. Its so-called "shimofuri" fat marbling is the key to its delectability. At low temperatures, the "sashi" fatty component of the flesh itself begins to melt. It will virtually melt in your mouth as a result of this. Its exceptional flavor is due to an abundance of irosinie and oleic acids, which have been scientifically proven. Our location, located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, offers elegance and comfort in a charming setting for a memorable wedding or a variety of events. Our professional top-of-the-line team and chefs painstakingly construct every element to suit your style and budget in order to create a memorable event. Our mission is to provide every foodie with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our goal is to produce and promote a delicious and engaging dining experience.
Harding's
32 E 21st St, New York, NY 10010, USA- Spaces for 100-150 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
Upon entering, customers are greeted by a welcoming rectangular bar made of Black Walnut from Bucks County, PA, which provides a warm, convivial drinking and dining environment. A beverage program made completely of American-sourced whiskey, beer, and wine brands complements the fully domestically sourced menu, adding to the bar's structural beauty. Harding's is a restaurant and pub that is both a neighborhood hangout and a destination. Cocktail parties, meetings, receptions, brunches, luncheons, and dinners can all be held in Harding's Cocktail Lounge, Mezzanine, Private Den, and Dining Room. Each spot can be reserved separately or in a group. Harding's Main Dining Room can be leased for full or semi-private parties, and it is ideal for social, corporate, and philanthropic events. The Cocktail Lounge Large semi-private groups can hire the lounge, which gives them their own designated space of the main bar to mingle. This location is great for happy hours, corporate entertaining, and social gatherings. The Mezzanine The high location with wrought iron railings, which is available for private events such as cocktail receptions or seated functions, provides guests with a view of the open dining room and busy bar scene. The Mezzanine is an excellent choice for people who do not want to miss any of the excitement. The Private Den Reserve the private Den for standing receptions, corporate presentations and celebratory and private dinners. The space is perfect for small gatherings and features delightful details like a lighted mantle and comfortable lounge furniture. The area also has full AV capabilities, with a 42-inch TV and a sound system of its own.
The Langham, New York, Fifth Ave
400 5th Ave, New York, NY 10018, USAThe Langham, New York, Fifth Ave offers event spaces for your next celebration in New York, New York.
SPiN, New York
48 E 23rd St, New York, NY 10010, USA- Spaces for 75-400 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
At SPIN, we come together to socialize and celebrate play. At our core is the drive to connect through ping pong—a game that transcends age, gender and boundaries. We are the original ping pong social club, your offline social network, a place to call home. We welcome diversity and embrace the unconventional. With venues in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Philadelphia, Seattle and Austin we encourage you to participate. Do it together and never alone. In 2007, best friends Jonathan Bricklin and Franck Raharinosy had a crazy idea: they would practice ping pong 24 hours a day, seven days a week until they were good enough to make the United States Olympic Team. In order to prepare for the Olympics, they began throwing weekly ping pong parties, just like any other future Olympian would. Their parties drew in a diverse group of people, including artists and actors, musicians and bankers, brokers and broadcasters, and (of course) professional ping pong players and everyone in between, among others. Spinning was born out of the fun and vibrant energy generated by the diverse group of people who attended the first event. We gather at SPIN to socialize and to celebrate the joy of playing. Ping pong is at the heart of our desire to connect with one another, and it is a game that transcends age, gender, ethnicity, and all physical boundaries. We are the original ping pong social club, your offline social network, and a place where you can feel at ease and at ease with yourself. We are open to new ideas and are not afraid of the unconventional. We encourage you to participate in our events in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, Philadelphia, Seattle, Washington DC, and Boston, which will be held in a variety of locations. Do it as a group, never by yourself. #UnitedbyPingPong
The Heights Theater
339 W 19th St, New York, NY 10011, USABuilt in the 1920's, the iconic Heights Theater was renovated and reopened in 2016 as a live music venue, bringing the best musical talent through Houston.
New York's Hotel Pennsylvania
401 7th Ave, New York, NY 10001, USA- Spaces for 120-400 Guests
- 1 Hotel
- 1 Ballroom
Whether you’re planning an intimate boardroom gathering, a classic Manhattan wedding, or a grand ballroom affair, Hotel Pennsylvania offers flexible, functional, and impressive event spaces and ballrooms in Manhattan New York.
Blue Fin Times Square
1567 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, USA- Spaces for 14-300 Guests
- 5 Restaurants
- 4 Event Spaces
- 1 Meeting Space
Blue Fin is a contemporary seafood and sushi restaurant inside the W New York Hotel at Times Square, where Broadway energy meets refined dining. The menu centers on fresh, modern seafood, USDA prime steaks, and hand-rolled sushi — supported by specialty cocktails and an extensive wine list. A sushi bar on the lower level suits casual cocktails and appetizers, while the upper floor serves as the main dining room and the foundation of the restaurant's private events program. For group gatherings, Blue Fin offers five private configurations ranging from the intimate Collector's Room, which seats 14, to the full second-floor Upstairs space that accommodates 250 for a seated dinner or 300 for a cocktail reception. Rooms can also be combined — the West & Collector's Room together seats 79 and holds 130 for cocktails. A dedicated sales event manager guides each event from inquiry through event day, with in-house catering drawn from Blue Fin's full kitchen.
etc.venues 601 Lexington Avenue
601 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022, USA- Spaces for 14-200 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
- 3 Event Spaces
- 3 Meeting Spaces
etc.venues 601 Lexington Avenue offers a contemporary, purpose-built setting in Midtown Manhattan for conferences, corporate meetings, training sessions, seminars, networking receptions, and other professional gatherings. Located within the iconic 601 Lexington Avenue complex, the conference center features flexible meeting and event spaces designed to accommodate both larger programs and smaller breakout sessions. Modern audiovisual technology, adaptable room configurations, catering, and dedicated event support help create a streamlined experience from arrival through execution. With polished interiors and a convenient location near major Midtown transportation and business destinations, etc.venues 601 Lexington Avenue provides a versatile backdrop for New York City events.
Employees Only
510 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA- 1 Restaurant
Employees Only is New York City’s inimitable speakeasy located in the heart of the West Village. The restaurant and bar was opened by five industry friends in 2004. It is driven by an innate inclination for hospitality and a core principle that one can enjoy flawlessly executed cocktails and delicious, elevated food in a beautiful space. Twelve years later, this same vision remains intact. In addition to a world class bar program whose acceptance is coveted by aspiring bartenders around the globe, Employees Only has gained a voracious and loyal following for the mysterious, convivial and hospitable ambiance—as well as the esteemed New American fare, distinguished by subtle Eastern European touches that reflect executive chef Julia Jaksic’s Croatian heritage. The bar has created industry classics out of its pioneering drink list, including their famed twist on the Manhattan, the seasonally adapted Ginger Smash, the Amelia, and various others. Meanwhile, the kitchen continues to serve dedicated favorites like its Hand Cut Steak Tartare, Bone Marrow Poppers, Skate Paprikás and satisfying late night foods. The restaurant reflects an old world vibe through its art deco accents like overhead luggage racks and backlit paintings and is curiously tucked behind a fortune teller’s lair. Upon arrival past this mysterious foyer, guests revel around a sensual curving bar and throughout an alluring back dining room. Employees Only has been honored with Spirited Awards for “Best American Bar Team,” “World’s Best Cocktail Bar” and “World’s Best Drinks Selection” by Tales of the Cocktail, as well as the #4 spot on Drinks International’s “World’s 50 Best Bars” list in 2015. For additional information, please follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Houston Hall
222 W Houston St, New York, NY 10014, USAWe have the ability to accommodate up to 300 people in our spacious beer hall. In addition to corporate meetings and presentations, you can host product launches, team-building activities, viewing parties, and other get-togethers in your facility. The service is fully equipped and has a capacity of approximately 200 individuals. It is possible that a fee will be charged to the homeowner for the removal of kitchen, bridal suite, and other furniture. HIGH-PERFORMANCE INTERNET WIRELESS AND TWO (12FT) 12FT SCREENS WITH HDMI VIDEO OUTPUTS WITH THE MIC BRAND WIFI are included with the MIC BRAND. Introducing FOMOGRAPH, a digital photo booth that captures real-time images of you and your friends in front of a computer screen. Arrangements for a complimentary walk-through appointment can be made by calling (212) 675-9328 or by clicking on the button to the right. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at info@houstonhallny.com.
Hotel Giraffe
365 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10016, USA- Spaces for 40-100 Guests
- 1 Hotel
- 1 Ballroom
Hotel Giraffe is a boutique hotel in New York City's NoMad neighborhood, part of the Library Hotel Collection. The 72-room property sits at Park Avenue South and East 26th Street, near Madison Square Park, and offers two intimate event spaces for weddings, elopements, and small celebrations. The Rooftop Garden accommodates outdoor ceremonies of up to 50 guests from late spring through early fall. Penthouse 1202 offers a flexible layout for ceremonies of 25 to 40 guests, seated dinners of up to 50, and cocktail-style receptions of up to 70. Wedding groups booking five or more rooms receive special rates, and parties reserving ten or more rooms per night qualify for suite upgrades and distinctive amenities for the couple. The hotel's events team supports planning from initial inquiry through the day itself, and preferred vendor recommendations are available to assist with design and coordination.
Strand Book Store
828 Broadway, New York, NY 10003, USA- Spaces for 100-200 Guests
- 1 Event Space
The Strand's Rare Book Room is a perfect venue for weddings, celebrations, and private events. Spend your special evening surrounded by rare and antique books curated by Strand's resident experts. The Strand was established in 1927 on Fourth Avenue, in the heart of what was then known as "Book Row." Book Row was a six-block stretch of land that housed forty-eight independent bookstores. Ben Bass, the father, was only twenty-five years old when he started his modest used bookstore in his hometown of St. Louis. Entrepreneur at heart and voracious reader by nature, this erudite gentleman began with $300 dollars of his own money and another $300 dollars in borrowed funds from a friend. Ben wished to create a space where books would be cherished and book lovers could congregate in a welcoming environment. After the London street where avant-garde writers such as Thackeray, Dickens, and Mill once congregated as well as interesting book publishers, he named his bookstore after the same street. The Strand quickly established itself as a Greenwich Village institution, where writers gathered to converse, sell their books, and hunt for a hidden treasure to purchase and keep for themselves. Today, the Strand is the only remaining structure from Book Row's illustrious past. Ben's son, Fred, was already learning the ropes of the family business at the age of thirteen. He, too, was a book enthusiast who quickly entered the book trade. After serving his country in the Armed Forces, Fred returned home to New York, where he continued to work alongside his father in the family business. By 1957, Fred had relocated the store to its current location at 12th Street and Broadway, which is just around the corner. Eventually, Fred found himself spending the majority of his time at the purchasing desk, cultivating relationships with regulars and on the lookout for the next great find... In the following generation, Fred's daughter, Nancy, joined her father in the family business. When she finished college and spent a brief period in Louisiana, she returned to her hometown and joined the Strand team at the age of twenty-five. Today, she manages the store and feels privileged to be able to carry on her family's 90-year tradition. It's still up in the air whether one, two, or all three of Nancy's children will be the next in line to join the Strand organization.
The Paley Center for Media
25 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019, USA- Spaces for 150-300 Guests
- 1 Event Space
The Paley Center for Media is a nonprofit cultural institution located at 25 West 52 Street in Midtown Manhattan. Founded in 1975 by broadcasting pioneer William S. Paley — originally as The Museum of Television & Radio — the center examines the intersections of media and society through exhibitions, screenings, and educational programming, drawing on an international collection of media materials. It has been recognized as The City's Best "Best Museum" for three consecutive years. For private events, the museum offers a range of venues suited to film and television premieres, industry screenings, press events, and private receptions. The Bennack Theater and George J. Gillespie, III Theater both feature state-of-the-art technology and Dolby Atmos sound, while the Fetzer Lobby, McLaughlin Library, and Kissinger Global Conference Room provide flexible settings for gatherings of varying sizes. The Paley Gaming Studio rounds out the offering for more immersive or branded experiences.
The Times Square EDITION
701 7th Ave, New York, NY 10036, USA- Spaces for 135-415 Guests
- 1 Restaurant
AN ELEVATED EXPERIENCE ABOVE TIMES SQUARE The Times Square EDITION ushers in a new era of contemporary luxury. As panoramic views of the midtown skyline transport you to an oasis above the hustle, metropolitan vitality ignites an enticing vacation. The Times Square EDITION marks the region as the city's epicenter and crossroads of the world...again, with 452 guest rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness facility, a performance space, and six distinct dining experiences created by Michelin-starred Chef John Fraser. PRIVATE EVENTS Private gatherings. It is a lavish affair. Professional responsibilities. Impressions that will last a lifetime. Whatever the occasion, The Times Square EDITION creates unforgettable experiences that are in keeping with the hotel's current aesthetic and indicative of its vibrant location. Over 17,000 square feet of event space with cutting-edge audiovisual technology and catering options from Michelin-starred Chef John Fraser provide distinctive settings for any event. EVENT SPACES PARADISE CLUB The Times Square EDITION has built a one-of-a-kind entertainment space that can be reserved for private occasions. Paradise Club is a contemporary cabaret that is beautifully provocative and ideal for performances, runway displays, film screenings, and private parties. Along with the seductive, rich red velvet furnishings, the Club's unique paintings provide remarkable drama to the space. The space features a state-of-the-art production studio capable of live global broadcasting as well as local simulcasts to a high definition digital screen on the club stage and a best-in-class 17,000 sq. ft. -8K-8mm Jumbotron in Times Square, which was designed to house the club's own edgy live show. The lighting effects system of Paradise Club was designed by Tony and Academy Award-winning designer Fisher Marantz of Studio 54 fame. All parts of the 7th Floor, including the Paradise Club, its adjacent VIP rooms, the outdoor terrace, and the pre-function foyer, can be leased for a truly unique event. The Times Square EDITION's one-of-a-kind entertainment area is ideal for live concerts, fashion displays, product launches, films, galas, presentations, and private parties. GARDEN EAST + GARDEN WEST + PATIO With the combined spaces of Garden East, Garden West, and the outside patio, experience the magic of The Times Square EDITION's full garden sanctuary. The Gardens, which are modeled after L'Orangerie in Paris's Jardin des Tuileries, have lushly manicured interiors with tropical palm trees, hanging ferns, and an ivy-covered ceiling lighted by an eclectic assortment of hanging lanterns. The outside terrace has beautiful views of Times Square and is surrounded by towering evergreen trees, giving it a sense of peace and intimacy in the midst of the bustling metropolis. For larger occasions, these exquisite areas work together to create a flowing, comfortable, and really surprising environment.
The Merchant's House Museum
29 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003, USA- Spaces for 100-150 Guests
- 1 Museum
- 1 Landmark
The Merchant's House Museum is New York City's only family home to survive intact — inside and out — from the 19th century. Built in 1832 in the late-Federal and Greek Revival style, the Manhattan rowhouse carries triple landmark designation at the federal, state, and city levels, including National Historic Landmark status since 1966. It was the first building designated under New York City's 1965 Landmarks Preservation Law and remains one of only six residential interior landmarks in the city. The Tredwell family occupied the residence from 1835 until 1933, and more than 3,000 of their original belongings remain in place. The museum is also recognized as Manhattan's only documented site of the Underground Railroad open to the public. For private events, the venue accommodates up to 30 guests for intimate wedding ceremonies, garden elopements, and engagement photography sessions. The 19th-century rear garden serves as the primary ceremony setting; the Greek Revival double parlor and 1850s kitchen provide indoor alternatives when weather requires.