Top Weehawken Township Venues

• Spaces for 65 Guests

• Spaces for 40-75 Guests

An intimate escape nestled amidst the cobbled streets of Downtown Manhattan’s historic South Street Seaport. Surrounded by breathtaking views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge, and New York City skyline, the hotel offers luxury amenities and personalized service to provide guests a welcome respite from the buzz of the city.

Introducing Halo, New York City's newest premier event venue, located at the prestigious 28 Liberty Street. Spanning 30,000 square feet of versatile interior space, Halo is designed to host a range of events with a capacity for up to 750 guests. The venue’s striking design features 16-foot ceilings and many rigging points throughout, allowing for unparalleled flexibility in event setup and decoration. At its heart lies a breathtaking sunken fountain, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any occasion. For added convenience and luxury, Halo offers a VIP suite and three guest entrances, ensuring an exclusive and seamless experience for all attendees. Beyond the grandeur of its interior, Halo extends its allure to a dynamic plaza that can accommodate up to 15,000 guests. This expansive outdoor space is not just a venue but a canvas for creativity, featuring captivating sculptures and public art installations that enhance its aesthetic appeal. The plaza’s design complements the mid-century architectural elegance of the iconic 28 Liberty Street building, creating a balanced blend of modern sophistication and historical charm. Whether you are hosting an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, Halo offers an unmatched combination of scale and style. Its innovative features, including the versatile rigging points and the picturesque sunken fountain, set the stage for memorable events. With its prime location, architectural splendor, and unique artistic elements, Halo stands poised to become the go-to destination for unforgettable experiences in New York City. Exclusively through HUSH.

• Spaces for 30-50 Guests

A modern re-imagining of a seaside whaling tavern described in Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Quick Eternity is a new cocktail bar located in a landmarked building in the South Street Seaport with innovative cocktails, a menu of New England-accented small plates, and custom hand painted murals with art and design inspired by the classic 19th century whaling epic. Quick Eternity's second-floor event space, The Gam, can host cocktail receptions of up to 50 guests or the entire cocktail bar can be rented for buyouts of the space.

• Spaces for 200-500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Rooftop
• 3 Total Spaces

Industrial-chic corporate and conference event spaces offering unparalleled views of NYC, featuring state-of-the-art, turnkey conference capabilities for up to 200 seated guests and 500 standing. The venue includes additional breakout areas and auxiliary spaces, perfect for green rooms, fireside chats, networking, and simultaneous meetings. The venue features a lush urban garden, offering over 15,000 sq. ft. of versatile entertaining space, complemented by a beautifully appointed lounge—ideal for corporate gatherings, rain or shine. Conveniently located in Long Island City, just minutes from Manhattan.

• Spaces for 350-750 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Large industrial warehouse with high ceiling and land exposed metal columns. Venue has 16000 sq ft and is spacious enough for 1500 standing and 810 seated in the heart of vibrant Greenpoint neighborhood in Brooklyn. In this venue we can accommodate any kind of parties (include concerts, corporate,...) and includes large outside area, outdoor BBQ station, reception room with stationary bar, greenroom, and multiple restrooms. Please inquire for your next upcoming special event. We look forward to showing you our unique venue.

• Spaces for 50-2,000 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 2 Landmarks

Cipriani Wall Street® stands as a triumph of Greek revival architecture, as well as a grand and luxurious venue for events. This New York landmark served as the home of the New York Merchants Exchange, the New York Stock Exchange, the United States Customs House, and the headquarters of the National City Bank. Framed by monolithic columns, Cipriani Wall Street® features a 70-foot ceiling with a Wedgwood dome. Impeccable attention to detail, the finest cuisine and classic service sets the stage for the most sought after social experiences. When you book your special event at Cipriani Wall Street, you will have the option to choose from multiple private event spaces. The Grand Ballroom is ideal for the largest events, while Cipriani Wall Street also has smaller, more intimate spaces for smaller-scale celebrations. No matter what type of event you're planning, the professionals at Cipriani Wall Street can help you celebrate your special occasion. Available Spaces & Capacities at Cipriani Wall Street: Grand Ballroom: Reception - 2000, Banquet - 900, Classroom - 700, Theater - 1700 Mezzanine: Reception - 300, Banquet - 900, Classroom - 50, Theater - 220 Stilton Room: Reception - 80, Banquet - 60, Classroom - 25, Theater - 50 Terrace 55: Reception - 60, Banquet - 50, Classroom - 25, Theater - 40

A majestic space in every sense of the word, Broad Street Ballroom, part of Léman Manhattan Preparatory School, is one of New York City’s grandest event venues. 41 Broad was built in 1928 as the Lee, Higginson, & Company Bank Building. Cross & Cross architectural firm — known as Old Society New York’s architects of choice — designed it in an austere, late 1920’s Classical Revival style, an aesthetic that defined New York City both here and in other of their designs, including 20 Exchange Place, The Guggenheim Museum, and Columbia University Church of Notre Dame. Stepping into The Ballroom is like entering another era (with the exception of the amazing audio-visual setup). Located at 41 Broad Street in the heart of New York’s historic Financial District, the Broad Street Ballroom has captivated visitors for decades with its timeless elegance. The markers of New York’s Gilded Age complement this modern event space under Cathedral-height ceilings, with its Broadway-level 200-light rigging, full concert audio system, and modern HD projector with 22-foot by 22-foot screen. Originally designed in 1928 as a bank in the Classical Revival style by renowned architects Cross & Cross, the 5,800-square-foot Ballroom is adorned with 30-foot bronze capped marble mosaic columns. The room’s particular glory is a wraparound mural by artist Griffith Baily Coale, depicting generations of sailing vessels that reflect New York’s history as a port city and celebrate the Ballroom’s location in the heart of history. The Broad Street Ballroom is a place of celebration and community for the Léman Manhattan Preparatory School. Such events include The Ballroom’s partnership with The Artists Den, the critically acclaimed television and digital music series best known for presenting small, secret concerts by extraordinary artists in non-traditional settings for the TV show Live from the Artists Den. The show connects fans with a unique and intimate musical experience for some of the industry’s finest acts. Live from the Artists Den broadcasts nationally on public television, and internationally in the UK, Japan, Germany, Australia, Canada, Israel, and Latin America.

• Spaces for 80-400 Guests
• 6 Museums
• 6 Landmarks

Make the breathtaking views of the New York Harbor the backdrop for your next memorable social, corporate or non-profit event. The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in Battery Park offers unparalleled indoor and outdoor spaces for events that are at once beautiful, meaningful, and inspirational. The Museum of Jewish Heritage is a versatile venue for gala dinners, conferences, luncheons, film/commercial shoots, performances, theater presentations, and everything in between. We also offer customized event experiences for significant life celebrations such as engagements, weddings, mitzvahs and memorials. All nine of our distinctive event spaces are housed in the Robert M. Morgenthau Wing, an 82,000-square-foot addition unveiled in 2003, while the hexagonal Core building housing the Museum’s main exhibitions opened in 1997. Both buildings were designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo with interiors by Patrick Gallagher and exterior plaza and landscaping by Olin Studio.

The Great Hall, a New York City landmark located in lower Manhattan, is an Italian neo-renaissance masterpiece that is a New York City Landmark. This magnificent space, designed by Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921, boasts 65-foot-high ceilings, soaring marble columns, magnificent inlaid floors, and murals painted by Ezra Winter, among other features. With its four-generation tradition of cuisine and service, the venue is the ideal complement to any elegant social, charitable, or corporate event. This Italian neo-Renaissance inspired masterpiece, designed by architect Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921, boasts 65 foot high ceilings, soaring marble columns, and magnificent inlaid floors. The Cunard Building was designed by architect Benjamin Wistar Morris and completed in 1921. The grandly presented maritime theme emphasizes the power and reach of the Cunard Line when its new headquarters opened in 1919, at a time when New York had grown to become the world's largest city and busiest port, as well as the world's largest city and busiest port. After passing through the opulent vestibule and great hall, which was inspired by ancient Roman baths and where transatlantic voyages on liners like the Queen Mary and the two Queen Elizabeths were booked, visitors are greeted by a grand staircase. A decorative program centered on shipping themes was developed in collaboration with muralist Ezra Winter, and as a result, the lobby is adorned with starfish, seahorses, shells, and sirens, as well as the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria, three sailing ships used by Christopher Columbus on his voyages to the New World.

• Spaces for 16-320 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms
• 7 Total Spaces

In the heart of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhood, The William Vale offers a selection of indoor and outdoor spaces with sweeping views and unparalleled service.

• Spaces for 50-125 Guests

Chef James Kent's first solo project – two restaurant concepts in the landmark building 70 Pine Street –spans five stories including the Art Deco building’s 66th floor, a former observation deck. The two private salons on the 62nd floor can be reserved privately or combined. SAGA (2 Michelin Star restaurant) features two floors dedicated to private dining, each with windows that frame views of the city skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. The rooms range in size, accommodating business dinners and board meetings, wedding receptions, film productions, and media events. In addition to the dedicated private dining rooms, both SAGA and Overstory– SAGA's cocktail bar with a wraparound terrace–are available for partial evening and full buyouts. The terraces has full bar service in the summer for elegant parties in the daylight and heated seating across the terraces for chilly summer evenings. The most coveted PDR of the NYC is the jewel box almost entirely made of glass overhanging on the 64th floor - off the SAGA kitchen where Kent and his team are seen presenting the dishes. Finally, on the top floor of the building, The Observatory seats 20 and have 6 juliet balconies. Never has there been better food with better views in recent history of private events dining.

• Spaces for 100-240 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

​The Hoxton, Williamsburg is a stylish boutique hotel located at 97 Wythe Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. Housed in a former water tower factory, it blends industrial charm with modern comforts and offers sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline. Whether you’re hatching big plans, organizing a team brainstorm day, or planning a party, we’ve got you covered. The Apartment is our dedicated meetings and events space, comprised of five unique rooms and the pantry kitchen. Then there’s K'Far, Laser Wolf, and Jaffa. ​K'Far Brooklyn is an all-day Israeli café, restaurant, and bar located within The Hoxton Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The name "K'Far" means "village" in Hebrew, reflecting its inspiration from Chef Michael Solomonov's hometown of K’Far Saba in Israel. The establishment offers a variety of dining experiences throughout the day, from morning coffee and pastries to full-service dinners Laser Wolf Brooklyn is a rooftop Israeli skewer house atop The Hoxton Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It offers a unique dining experience that combines traditional Israeli flavors with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Industry Kitchen is conveniently located near the East River, close to the famed South Street Seaport. The breathtaking 5,000 square foot venue has indoor and outdoor seating for up to 300 guests and offers unparalleled views of the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges and the Brooklyn Skyline. Industry Kitchen serves out simple, seasonal market fare that New Yorkers are familiar and fond of, including a variety of salads, wood-oven grilled meats, and pizza. Industry Kitchen is located in an angular building with reclaimed plank wood, black tile, and bare concrete, playing off the seaport's historic industrial environment. The indoor and outdoor spaces are divided by floor to ceiling windows, which frame a beautiful view of the coastline from every seat. Stools facing the bustling kitchen, private and communal dining tables, the spacious freestanding bar, or the outdoor terrace and lounge are all options for guests to choose from. Industry Kitchen, a division of Merchants Hospitality, was created by ShoP Architects and features cutting-edge, environmentally friendly interior design by Wid Chapman Architects.

Description: Set in New York's Financial District, this straightforward hotel alongside FDR Drive is a 5-minute walk from the nearest subway, a 3-minute walk from South Street Seaport and 4.8 miles from the Empire State Building. List of Services: Inn Suites Hotel Number of Employees: 40 Business Hours: Monday - Sunday Open 24 Hours Payment Methods: Cash, ATM, VISA

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Event Space
• 1 space at this venue

Preserving Legacy in Lincoln Park. The long-anticipated revival of the quintessential west-side Jersey City haunt has commenced. Casino in the Park, the hospitality core of Lincoln Park, has been an entertainment hub since its inception in 1950, playing host to celebrity and political dignitaries including Frank Sinatra and former President Bill Clinton. The ambitious site plan, showcasing a reimagined Casino in the Park structure, creatively incorporates aspects of the site’s legacy into the contemporary design. Adaptive reuse of the stone façade, timber beams and antique fixtures from the original Lincoln Lodge, Est. 1929, will be featured visual elements of the new facility, enabling the long and illustrious legacy to continue.