Top The Bronx Venues

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Located on New York City’s Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum is a museum at the intersection of art and Jewish culture for people of all backgrounds. Whether you visit our home in the landmark Warburg mansion on Museum Mile, or engage with us online, there is something for everyone. The Museum maintains a unique collection of nearly 30,000 works of art, ceremonial objects, and media reflecting the global Jewish experience over more than 4,000 years. Our distinguished exhibition history reveals a deep and rich exploration of Jewish culture and identity, and includes some of the most seminal exhibitions of the 20th and 21st centuries. Our dynamic education programs – from talks and lectures, to performances, to hands-on art making and more – serve a wide range of audiences, including families, teens, students, educators, and visitors with disabilities. As an art museum representing the diversity of Jewish culture and identity, the Jewish Museum believes in free expression and an open society. We embrace multiple viewpoints regardless of race, gender, national origin, or religion, and we oppose discrimination in all its forms. Our exhibitions and public programs provide platforms for cross-cultural dialogue, fostering empathy, mutual understanding, and respect. We champion the powerful roles art and artists can play in our communities, both inside and outside the Museum’s walls.

The 92nd Street Y is a world-class cultural and community facility where people from all walks of life come together to share culture, art, entertainment, and conversation. We've been using the power of art and ideas to enrich, enlighten, and alter people, as well as the power of community to heal the planet, for over 140 years. Whether you're arranging a birthday celebration, a corporate event, a photo session, a performance, or a film screening, 92Y is the place to be. Make your event genuinely memorable by utilizing 92Y's experience. To promote your event, our marketing and PR teams use a variety of classic and cutting-edge methods and techniques. We collaborate with you to create a promotional campaign that is tailored to your event's needs. We have a choice of bar service alternatives to meet your needs and budget, as well as suggestions for recommended catering companies. In-person, phone, and web sales; ticket printing; and listing on our online events calendar are all part of our whole ticketing service. Basic Service includes ticket printing as well as in-person and telephone sales for 45 days prior to the event.

• Spaces for 585-600 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Grand Roosevelt Ballroom, named in honor of the presidential family, is a classically designed indoor ceremony and reception venue in Yonkers, New York. Equally convenient for travelers from Manhattan and Connecticut, the venue's classical interior has been beautifully restored and boasts a historic atmosphere with elegant decorations. The venue is steeped in history and has been host to royalty, presidents, celebrities and politicians since its construction in 1904. Designed in a lavish Italian Renaissance architectural style, its famous banquet room has been graced by the likes of Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Throughout time, the Grand Roosevelt Ballroom has been used for private parties, corporate functions, galas, fundraisers, musical performances and theatrical productions, and now it's the perfect venue to host wedding ceremonies and receptions. The Banquet Room is a large event space, with enough room to accommodate up to 585 guests. It features a raised stage, generous wooden dance floor, gold leaf decor and several stunning chandeliers. Grand vaulted ceilings create an amazing ambience of luxury and an unforgettable acoustic experience for couples and their guests. Soft colors create an atmosphere of dreamy romance. The venue also offers a private bridal lounge for brides and the bridal party, making it easy and convenient for them to get ready before the main event. The elegant dressing room boasts a luxurious modern design and calming soft colors for a stress-free pre-wedding experience for the bride. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Couples who choose The Grand Roosevelt Ballroom as their ceremony or reception venue work directly with the venue's event planners to coordinate every detail, from the seating arrangements and decorations to the menu. Event planners also work with couples on other aspects of their big day, including transportation to and from the venue and their plans for the honeymoon. The Grand Roosevelt Ballroom offers catering from its staff of Cordon Bleu chefs, though outside catering is allowed if couples prefer. Their are many cuisine options on offer, from American to Italian all the way to vegetarian, Kosher and more. Tables, chairs and bar services are also available, and couples can work with the venue's event planners to create the ideal menu to best meet their needs. Couples can contact the venue and schedule a private tour through the company website. EXTRA PERKS The Grand Roosevelt Ballroom provides several wedding-day services for couples, including fresh-cut floral arrangements and coordination with outside vendors. - Balcony views -Valet parking -Coat check -Audio/visual equipment -Wheelchair access -Full kitchen access

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The wedding of Otto Kahn and Adelaide Wolff took place on January 8, 1896. When they commissioned renowned architects C.P.H. Gilbert and J. Armstrong Stenhouse to design and build their private residence, they requested that no expense be spared in the construction. "It's a sin to sit on one's money," said Kahn, and as a result, their home in Manhattan became one of the largest private residences ever built in the city in 1918. The exterior of the building, which was constructed of French limestone imported from St. Quentin, is distinguished by its simplicity and dignity. The beauty inherent in Italian sixteenth-century architecture is demonstrated by the pilasters adorning the exterior of the second-floor balcony. The interior stairwell, halls, and entrance are all made of caen stone, and they have been finished with great care and consideration for detail. A replica of the Papal Chancellery in Rome was used in the construction of the structure. In addition to music, architecture, and painting, Mr. Kahn was a notable patron of the arts in general. He frequently hosted concerts and exhibitions of his treasures in his home, which drew a large number of visitors. Otto Kahn had his own music room built, complete with an Adam's ceiling, which allowed sound to easily circulate throughout the space. Musicians who have performed for Otto Kahn have included George Gershwin and Enrico Caruso, among others. It was only a few years after Mr. Kahn's death that the Convent of the Sacred Heart was able to purchase the mansion. It is now the location of Sacred Heart's upper and middle schools, respectively. The building at 7 East 91st Street was built in 1901 by William Sloane as a wedding gift for his daughter Adele, who had married steel manufacturer James Burden the year before. This mansion, designed by Warren and Wetmore, the same architects who designed New York's Grand Central Station, was designated as a historic site in 1974. The ballroom is located on the third floor, rather than the traditional first or second floor locations, thanks to an innovative design. To get to the top, a rotunda displays the beginning of the grand spiral staircase made of Hauteville marble, which leads to the observation deck. There is a beautiful mural by French artist Hector d'Espouy on the ceiling above, which is bordered by a Tiffany stained-glass ceiling light. Adele was well-known for hosting extravagant parties in the splendor of her French-inspired rooms. The formal banquet hall has walls made of Campan vert marble and a detailed ceiling depicting floral arrangements, which is a focal point of the event. Bonanno's painting of an old Italian garden, which stands twelve feet tall on the Northern wall, has remained in place to this day. These ballrooms are surrounded by twelve-foot-high doors paneled with oblong mirrors, which are modeled after the Galeries des Glaces at the Palace of Versailles. Mark Twain and Giacomo Puccini are just a few of the famous people who have graced these rooms. The house was purchased by the Convent of the Sacred Heart in 1940, just a few years after Mr. Burden's death. Today, it serves as the site of Sacred Heart's lower elementary school.

A menu created by Executive Chef Alejandro Cortez is featured at The Wright, a James Beard Award–winning restaurant located in the Guggenheim Museum. Cooking with fresh, seasonal, farm-to-table ingredients, Chef Cortez pays homage to the museum's midcentury origins while modernizing beloved classics for today's palate. The space, which was designed by Andre Kikoski Architect, is a contemporary response to the iconic design of the building. In addition, Sarah Crowner's site-specific artworks are currently on display in the restaurant. ​ The Guggenheim Museum's iconic building, which is located on Fifth Avenue between 88th and 89th streets, offers a variety of unique event spaces and is a timeless location for an unforgettable New York experience, according to the museum. In exchange for supporting the museum's internationally renowned exhibitions and educational programs, Guggenheim Entertaining Access members have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to host a private event in one of the world's most celebrated buildings. The Guggenheim also welcomes proposals for film and photography shoots, as well as proposals for television and radio programs.

Ryan's Daughter is a local friendly neighborhood bar located on the upper east side, New York. The upper stairs bar can book for private events.

The Liederkranz Club is devoted to cultural and social exchange and the sponsorship of musical events. The Liederkranz offers two beautiful spaces: a Ballroom and Concert Hall which may be rented for: auditions, rehearsals, recitals, other cultural events. The fine acoustics make either room an excellent venue for vocal music.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Schedule a corporate seminar or say, "I do," near New York City when you choose our versatile and elegant event venues at Radisson Hotel New Rochelle. Conveniently located off I-95 near the Long Island Sound, our facilities span 6,400 square feet and can accommodate up to 250 guests for boardroom meetings, conferences, banquets, and receptions. Reserve the ultramodern Social Room, which features digital mapping technology, or choose one of our smaller meeting rooms to host breakout sessions. Take advantage of audiovisual services and enjoy catering from the award-winning NoMa Social in any of our banquet spaces. Our New Rochelle event venues can accommodate gatherings of up to 250 people. Our elegant 6,400-square-foot facilities at Radisson Hotel New Rochelle, which are conveniently located off I-95 and only five minutes from the Long Island Sound, are the ideal setting for a variety of events, from corporate seminars to stunning wedding receptions. Guests can gather in the ultramodern Social Room to hold banquets, receptions, and other gatherings for up to 250 people. On the seventh floor, we have two smaller meeting rooms that are ideal for breakout sessions or board meetings. Assisting with planning and setup, including arranging audiovisual equipment for presentations or parties, is something our dedicated team is happy to do. The catering services of our award-winning restaurant, NoMa Social, are available for use in any of our banquet spaces. For your guests, we provide complimentary parking, and our beautiful rooms and suites serve as the ideal stopover for those traveling from out of town. We are experts in the following types of events: Banquets for honors and recognition Baby showers are a tradition in many cultures. Conferences Corporate retreats are a great way to get away from it all. Reunions of the family Seminars on training

Pratt Mansions is a unique venue for weddings, private parties, and other special occasions in the beautiful Metropolitan Historic District and is one of the last remaining mansions available for rental in NYC. Do you want to get married in a historic mansion? Pratt Mansions is a historic home located in the heart of the gorgeous Metropolitan Historic District and is one of the last remaining mansions available for renting in the area. Wedding days often begin with a late afternoon ceremony on our first level, followed by a cocktail reception on the second story. Dinner is served in our ballroom, which overlooks Central Park, and guests have the option of dancing either upstairs or downstairs, much as they would have done during the "Golden Age of Hollywood." The Mansions are solely yours for the duration of the night, ensuring complete seclusion. Parties Hosted by Individuals Let us assist you in creating a memorable evening for any occasion, whether it's an anniversary, rehearsal dinner, christening, or Bar Mitzvah. Photographic, television, and film shoots A number of television and film productions, as well as commercials for some of the world's most well-known brands, have used Pratt Mansions as a backdrop.

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

People, plants, and cultures are honored at Queens Botanical Garden (QBG), an urban sanctuary where magnificent gardens, innovative educational activities, and real-world applications of environmental stewardship come together in a beautiful urban setting. Featuring 39 acres of land and indoor facilities, our venue is a one of a kind setting for wedding ceremonies, receptions, and photographs. Wedding parties have been holding their big day at Queens Botanical Garden for many years - come discover why they choose this location. We guarantee that your special day will be spectacular, whether you choose the Garden as a background for your photographs, exchange your vows in our magnificent Wedding Garden, have your reception on our Terrace or in our Auditorium. The Garden is also a beautiful setting for special occasions like as bar or bat mitzvahs, birthday or graduation parties, showers, cocktail parties, and other gatherings. Wedding Garden is an intimate setting surrounded by flowering plants, wood bridges, and gazebo, and enclosed by a white picket fence. It gracefully blends elements of Eastern and Western garden design while evoking the refined elegance of the Victorian era. The Wedding Garden is open to the public and can be rented. QBG creates one-of-a-kind receptions for you and your guests that will be remembered forever. In addition to our Auditorium and Terrace, which are just steps away from the Wedding Garden, we also offer reception spaces. Our selected caterers provide delectable dishes that may be customized to meet your specific wishes and dietary requirements.

• Spaces for 600-900 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Spectacular views of the renowned Unisphere, contemporary architecture, 40-foot ceilings, and adaptable floor layouts make the Queens Museum the ideal site for weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, gala fundraisers, corporate parties, and other special events. With the ability to host seated dinners for up to 600 people and larger cocktail events, the Museum provides an unparalleled ambiance for any event. Abigail Kirsch, a renowned caterer, will help with you every step of the way, providing turnkey event planning services for everything from unique menus to vendor selection. Additionally, the Abigail Kirsch team will take care of even the slightest things to guarantee that your event is completed properly. The Queens Museum, which recently underwent a $70 million renovation, is now the crown jewel of New York's most diverse borough. Instead of its historic location within the landmark Worlds Fair Grounds at Flushing Meadows Corona Park, the Queens Museum has a stunning, contemporary interior space that includes spacious halls and a dramatic glass staircase. Abigail Kirsch, a well-known catering professional, has partnered with us to provide you with comprehensive event planning services. Abigail will lead you through each stage of the planning process, ensuring that your vision is realized. With unrivaled expertise in event planning and execution, Abigail Kirsch can help you with anything from crafting personalized meals that reflect your personality to assembling a talented team of vendor partners. On Mondays and Tuesdays, the museum is available all day for meetings, trade shows, and break out sessions. Wednesday through Sunday, host morning events until noon, or evening events after 6:30 PM.

• 3 Historic Spaces
• 3 Estates
• 3 Mansions

The Ukrainian Institute of America is an exquisite, unique, and memorable space settings for events, celebrations, or receptions. The Fletcher-Sinclair mansion, home to the Ukrainian Institute of America is an exceptional space that combines stunning architecture, world-class art exhibitions, and an unparalleled atmosphere — making it one of New York’s premiere event spaces.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Alder Manor is a 72-room Renaissance Revival mansion in Yonkers, New York, designed in 1912 by the architecture firm Carrère and Hastings for mining magnate William Boyce Thompson. Named for Thompson's Montana hometown of Alder Gulch, the estate sits on more than six acres of classically inspired gardens filled with authentic Roman artifacts imported from Italy in the early twentieth century. The interior is defined by a succession of original architectural features: marble floors, walnut and oak paneling, a rare English-style trompe-l'oeil ceiling, a 15th-century Italian stone fireplace, an actual 16th-century Italian church façade incorporated into the structure, a three-story staircase, and an indoor tiled pool topped by a stained glass window. Many of the 72 rooms retain original Renaissance paintings and historic artifacts. The grounds command views of the Hudson River and the Palisades. Alder Manor is available for film, photo, and commercial shoots, with convenings, retreats, private events, and weddings anticipated in 2026.

• Spaces for 25-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Event Space
• 2 Historic Spaces

The Bronxville Women's Club, Inc. occupies the Anna Lawrence Bisland House, a 1928 landmark in Bronxville, New York. Founded in 1925 and listed on both the Westchester County Inventory of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places, the clubhouse has served as a community gathering place for nearly a century. The club's Ballroom — described as the only midsize hall in lower Westchester — accommodates up to 165 guests and features a stage, making it well suited for weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, concerts, and private celebrations. It opens directly onto an outdoor patio and garden with vintage street lights and a working waterfall. Smaller gatherings find a home in the Patio Room (approximately 25 guests), the Tea Room with its piano and fireplace, and the Loggia — a tiled entrance hall with a water fountain and Romeo and Juliet balcony. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Bronxville Women's Club pairs its event hosting with arts, music, and educational programming, offering a distinctive historic setting for gatherings of most any size in lower Westchester.

• Spaces for 1,000 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Event Space

NBC, Morgan Stanley, and Time Warner are just a few of the companies that have something in common with the Queens Medallion. The Melrose Ballroom is the venue of choice for all of their corporate events! We have hosted hundreds of private parties, and we would be delighted to host yours as well! This state-of-the-art facility is sure to meet and exceed your expectations, whether you're hosting an important client or closing a crucial business deal, launching a new product, or giving a presentation. Bring some inspiration to your next event, whether it's for the food, the entertainment, or the décor. In our private event space, we'll work with you to create an event that will be remembered for a long time to come. It's no surprise that so many people in New York and the surrounding area choose the Melrose Ballroom as the location for their bar or bat mitzvah celebration. Melrose Ballroom, which is known for its festive and elegant atmosphere, is your one-stop shop for everything you need for a perfect Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah celebration. We can accommodate celebrations for hundreds of guests as well as a small gathering of close friends and family, thanks to the menus created and prepared by our chefs and the wide selection of elegant banquet halls and parlors available to us. Whether you are celebrating a son's bar mitzvah or a daughter's bat mitzvah at the Melrose Ballroom, we understand the significance of this ceremony and the significant milestone in your child's – and your family's – life that it represents. In our one-of-a-kind private event space, we are completely committed to making it a joyful occasion that you and your guests will remember for a lifetime.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Originally built for the 1964 World's Fair, Terrace on the Park stands as a New York City landmark in Flushing Meadows Park, Queens. The 120-foot modernist structure is visible for miles and offers 360-degree views of the New York skyline — a setting that makes itself felt across every indoor and outdoor event space. The venue accommodates groups of 50 to 900 guests across its varied spaces: the glass-walled Penthouse perched at the top of the building, the open-air Rooftop Garden suspended 20 stories above the park, multiple ballrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a collection of suites, pavilions, and landscaped gardens. A private chapel and a rooftop wedding pergola provide dedicated ceremony settings. Nearby landmarks — the Unisphere, Citi Field, and the National Tennis Center — contribute a distinctive backdrop for portraits. Terrace on the Park handles a wide range of celebrations, from weddings and Bar and Bat Mitzvahs to corporate events, with in-house catering that can be customized for Asian, Kosher, South Asian, and LGBTQ+ events. The venue's combination of architecture, panoramic views, and full-service hospitality has earned it recognition as a Knot Best of Weddings Hall of Fame honoree.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

There are many different types of events that can be held at the Parlour. Our spaces have been created to host and accommodate your needs as much as possible. From a small space for a nice dinner party to a medium-sized space for a medium-sized party, or a larger space for a bridal shower, baby shower, engagement party, bar mitzvah, corporate events, beer pong, and more, we have a space to accommodate your needs. The Coffee Bar, which is also known as the Espresso Bar, is located on the left hand side of our restaurant as you enter. Guests can easily accommodate 50 to 60 people in this pleasant and comfortable space. As you enter our restaurant, the main bar is located on the right-hand side of the building. This space has a dining area as well as a cocktail area that can accommodate up to 90 people. This is primarily for a special mid-size event of great significance. There are private bathrooms, a dining area, and a dancing area in our downstairs lounge, which is located in our basement. With appetizers and cocktails, we can accommodate up to 175 guests. For a sit-down dinner, we can accommodate up to 75 people. On request, we can provide a DJ and/or Karaoke services. In addition to our pool table, which serves our customers on a daily basis, the back room can be transformed into an elegant setting for a small private dinner event for up to 25 guests. On request, a small cocktail reception for 35 people can be arranged.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The Carlyle, a landmark on New York's Upper East Side, has been known and admired by generations of celebrities, leaders, and socialites. The hotel is the ideal host, providing a genuine Manhattan ambiance as well as impeccable service to its guests. Since its opening in 1930, The Carlyle has been hailed as one of New York City's most beloved venues for weddings and other social gatherings, hosting everything from a rehearsal dinner and bridal luncheon to a lavish reception. Enjoy private dining at The Carlyle, which includes everything from renting out a room to using our intimate, semi-private dining room in the heart of New York City. In addition to being a vibrant and elegantly appointed space, it can be divided into two banqueting suites for smaller groups and events. Board meetings and other daytime events can be held in this beautiful space, which is filled with an abundance of natural light. All of our bridal experts are committed to assisting you throughout the entire wedding planning process, with thoughtful dedication, expertise, and the utmost dedication.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

The Milling Room, located in the center of the Upper West Side, serves seasonal, locally sourced American cuisine in a gorgeous sky-lit dining room and a vibrant tavern-inspired bar. The Milling Room, which opened its doors in November 2014, is located in the building that was originally constructed in 1890 as the elegant Endicott Hotel. When the original hotel opened, it was hailed as "the finest and best appointed in this part of the city" and "the finest and best appointed in this part of the city." The hotel was constructed of Pompeian brick and terracotta and included a glass-roofed Palm Room, which has since been replaced by The Milling Room. It was designed by Edward Angell, who also designed numerous other significant buildings on the Upper West Side, and built by Charles A. Fuller. The structure is located on Columbus Avenue between 81st and 82nd Streets, diagonally across from the American Museum of Natural History. For private events at The Milling Room, we offer three different event spaces, THE ENDICOTT ROOM (Capacity: 28 Seated Dinner | 35 Standing Reception), THE MAIN DINING ROOM (Capacity: 100 Seated Dinner with Dance Floor), and THE TAVERN. In a gorgeous courtyard that used to be the lobby of the Endicott Hotel (1890), the Milling Room is the ideal gathering space for friends, families, and coworkers to catch up with one another. Our several group dining choices, which include great service and friendly hospitality, will ensure that you and your guests have a memorable time.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Renaissance Revival-style building, which stands five stories tall, was designed by William C. Frohne and completed in 1896. It is a rare surviving example of the numerous social halls constructed in the nineteenth century for the immigrant and ethnic communities of New York City. Over the course of more than a century, the Bohemian National Hall (Czech National Hall, also known as the Czech National Hall) has served as an important center for Czech and Slovak culture in New York City. For more than a decade, it has served as a focal point for its community, providing ethnic food, Czech language and history classes, and space for its large community to gather and hold various events. Over the course of more than a century, the Bohemian National Hall has established itself as a significant center for Czech and Slovak culture in New York. For more than a decade, it has served as a focal point for its community, providing ethnic food, Czech language and history classes, and space for its large community to gather and hold various events. Currently, the Bohemian National Hall serves as a poignant reminder of the once-vibrant working-class ethnic enclave that once existed in Yorkville, as well as a monument to an important chapter in the history of immigrants in New York City and the United States. The Czech Republic acquired ownership of the Bohemian National Hall in 2001 when the Bohemian Benevolent & Literary Association (BBLA) transferred ownership to the government of the Czech Republic. In order to emphasize the building's ties to the Czech Republic, it is now housed in the same building as the Consulate General and the Czech Cultural Center. The BBLA takes up the entire third floor of the building.