Top West Orange Venues

• Spaces for 70-450 Guests
• 4 Landmarks
• 2 Event Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

This upmarket eating experience is made possible by the award-winning, globally inspired food and spectacular views of the city that can be enjoyed from the Delegates Dining Room. The Delegates Dining Room, which is located on the 4th level of the landmark United Nations headquarters, has views of the East River and the upper Eastside of Manhattan and is open to the public. Easily accessible from everywhere in the city, tourists are taken around the structure, past magnificent art donated by countries from all over the world, before arriving at their destination. A unique and sophisticated eating experience, The Delegates Dining Room provides award-winning and globally inspired cuisine that is served in a luxurious setting. Its varied cuisine, which varies daily and includes sophisticated dishes from all around the world, is a must-try. Exclusive exclusive events hosted by the CulinArt Group at the Delegates Dining Room at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

• 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.

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.

• Spaces for 70 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Vinegar Hill House is a restaurant and event space in Brooklyn, New York. It was founded in 2003. The venue, which is just a few steps away from the famed DUMBO district, is the ideal location for a small party with all of your closest relatives and friends. Located in an unassuming and historic part of Brooklyn, Vinegar Hill House offers only the best ingredients available. They are able to do this because their chefs have established working partnerships with other like-minded culinary producers in the area. With an in-house wood-fired oven, the entire menu is meticulously crafted to ensure that even the most discriminating palate will find something to appreciate. You and your guests will be impressed by this Michelin Guide Restaurant, which features two elegant inside venues as well as a beautiful outside garden setting. For this reason, the maximum number of guests allowed at Vinegar Hill House is 70 due to the restaurant's emphasis on establishing an intimate atmosphere. During the warmer months, you and your guests can enjoy a meal outside in the venue's garden, which has a rustic character and is surrounded by nature. In addition to wedding ceremonies and receptions, Vinegar Hill House is accessible for a variety of additional wedding-related activities, such as bridal showers. Vinegar Hill House is not just a stunning location in its own right, but it is also the home of a fantastic crew. Join us for: * birthday parties * brunch * corporate dinners * bridal & baby showers * intimate wedding celebrations

• Spaces for 60-100 Guests
• 2 Restaurants

Tony's Di Napoli has been one of New York City's original family-style Italian restaurants since its founding in 1990 by Herb Wetanson and his son Greg. Inspired by their family's neighborhood spot, Don Peppe's in Ozone Park, Queens, the restaurant was built around authentic Italian red sauce recipes and the kind of generous, shareable portions that bring a table together. The Upper East Side location on 3rd Avenue hosts private celebrations — birthdays, anniversaries, corporate gatherings, and holiday parties — for groups of all sizes. Party packages are available for groups of 15 or more, with custom family-style menus tailored to fit the occasion and the budget. Three dedicated private spaces — the Original Party Room, the Private Party Room, and the Wine Room — each accommodate 40 to 50 guests, giving event planners a welcoming and flexible setting for midsize celebrations in a restaurant that has been a fixture of New York dining for over three decades.

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 200-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Morningside Castle is a unique venue located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with old world charm. When you step through the doors you have entered a venue like no other in New York City and you will feel like you are on a vacation while never having left New York. With two ballrooms, a two city block-wide courtyard and a gothic chapel, this venue was built to be flipped and turned over as you see it.

Golfzon Social offers event spaces for your next celebration in Brooklyn, New York. Get hyped for a next-level group night with Golfzon Social. Treat your guests to curated food and beverage options in an engaging space full of fun things to do and the world’s leading golf sim technology. Discover why Golfzon Social isn’t just another bar with golf simulators—it’s the most social experience in golf.

• Spaces for 50 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

Kelli Connell's twenty-year study with one model is an introspective examination of sexuality and gender roles in intimate relationships that form self-identity. The project investigates identity polarities such as the masculine and feminine psyche, the irrational and rational self, the outward and interior self, and the motivated and resigned self. Body language and clothes define the dualities of the person by mixing several photographic negatives of the same model in each image. The significance of these photos rests in their portrayal of internal conflicts as an outward object: a photograph. The spectator is presented with "constructed realities" through these pictures. Rentals and Photoshoots Holding your event at the Alice Austen House gardens is an opportunity to participate in New York City history. With magnificent views of lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, the historic venue offers outdoor leases for wedding ceremonies and shooting opportunities. The Alice Austen House offers a unique background for your wedding ceremony or photo/film shoot, with lovely period gardens, a landmarked Victorian Cottage, and a wide waterfront vista of the New York harbor. Only wedding ceremonies, business retreats, and film and photoshoots are now available for rent, and this historic New York location is the ideal setting for these events. Wedding ceremony rental fees are $750, which includes a site visit and consultation with our rentals experts, as well as administrative costs. Space limitations and gathering size guidelines limit the capacity of outdoor ceremonies and interior business retreats. Photo permits are required for any video or photoshoots on the ground, and cost $75 for up to two hours.

• Spaces for 74 Guests
• 1 Outdoor

A VINEYARD WITH A CITY SKYLINE In the spring of 2016, Rooftop Reds launched the world’s first commercially-viable rooftop vineyard in New York City. With its location in the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York City's only working vineyard offers a unique and exclusive Brooklyn setting with spectacular city views, whether during the day or at night. The vineyard provides both partial and full rooftop rentals, allowing our customers to choose the level of exclusivity and affordability that best suits their needs. The Rooftop features many big recreational spaces, an outdoor movie screen, a gazebo, a pergola, and a variety of lounging locations within the central vineyard, among other amenities. The scene is set against a backdrop of the skylines of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. Create a celebration that will reflect your unique personality as well as our commitment to providing an exceptional guest experience. A perfect arrangement that serves as a welcoming canvas for you to build your own one-of-a-kind event. Rooftop Reds has partnered with local pizzeria, Il Porto, for all your private events lunch & dinner desires. From regular pies, to salads and calzones, Il Porto has you covered. Weddings WHAT'S INCLUDED - The Anatomy of an Excellent Presentation - Private wine tasting for customized menu - Use of all furniture on the rooftop - Use of sound system/AV - 6 hour event time - 1 hour load in/breakdown - Professional Tent Installation - Staff of hospitality professionals Schedule a tour of Rooftop Reds with our events department by emailing events@rooftopreds.com

• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

MADE IN 1897 AND COMPLETELY RE-IMAGINED IN 2017. ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT AND INTIMATE SPACES IN NEW YORK CITY. A CURRENT FACILITY IN A SPACE THAT IS MORE THAN 100 YEARS OLD Take a look at everything that Harlem has to offer! The parish was founded in 1889 to serve a diverse range of immigrant groups that have changed over time. The current church building was constructed in 1907 to the designs of Thomas H. Poole & Company and dedicated the following year. The interior was renowned for its magnificent fan vaulting and celebrated German stained glass, among other features (from the still operating studio of Mayer of Munich, famed stained glass makers for the Holy See and Catholic churches around the world). "This church has no name, but its finely detailed neo-Gothic façade, which is prominently entered through an arcaded porch, demands attention," according to the AIA Guide to New York City.

• Spaces for 30-75 Guests
• 1 Event Space

St. Lydia's offers its Gowanus storefront to outside groups for private events and gatherings. Located at 304 Bond Street in Brooklyn, the space is defined by exposed brick walls and a glass-fronted facade that draws in natural light from the street. The venue comfortably accommodates 30 guests for sit-down dinners, 45 for intimate performances, and up to 60 for standing cocktail receptions. A fully equipped kitchen — stocked with pots, pans, and multiple sinks — supports catered and food-forward events, while an outdoor deck extends the gathering space in warmer weather. The space has hosted weddings, baby showers, anniversary parties, pop-up shops, gallery exhibitions, film shoots, and community workshops. The venue is an 8-minute walk from the Union Street (R) station and a 6-minute walk from Carroll Street (F/G).

Jazz music has unquestionably been America's most significant cultural contribution to the world. Minton's Playhouse in Harlem, New York, is considered to be one of the most important shrines in the history of jazz, and this can be argued with equal force. In a sense, Minton's was the birthplace of Bebop; in a more literal sense, it was the place where the foundations of modern jazz were laid. It was founded in 1938 by the saxophonist Henry Minton (from whom the establishment took its name), and over the next decade, Minton's Playhouse became the scene of a revolutionary shift in jazz performance. Minton's Playhouse is regarded as a pivotal location in the history of jazz in New York City. Bring your friends and family to our Harlem location for dinner and the best live music New York City has to offer. Take a journey through the history of jazz. We have two sets scheduled: 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Each set is approximately 70 minutes in length. It was in this relatively small Harlem nightclub that these musicians, in the words of the immortal Ralph Ellison, "formulated... the chordal progressions and the hide-and-seek melodic methods of modern jazz." It was there that they "formulated... the chordal progressions and the hide-and-seek melodic methods of modern jazz." In other words, Minton's was not only the birthplace of Bebop, but it was also the incubator for everything that has come to be known as modern jazz. While Minton's is best known for its pivotal role in the Bebop revolution of the 1940s, the club maintained a vital existence through the early 1960s as a gathering place for musicians looking to jam, and it continued to operate until 1974, when a fire forced the closure of the Cecil Hotel, where Minton's was located. Nonetheless, Minton's Playhouse has been listed on both the National and the New York State Registers of Historic Places, in recognition of its significance in American history and culture.

• Spaces for 66-75 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Pink Moon is an incredible, transformable space that is versatile, unique, and unforgettable. Located in the heart of Gowanus, Brooklyn, it is thriving as a newer part of the community offering an incredible space as well as expertise in floral design for any photo shoot, video, corporate event, or private party. Whether you're in need of a space that’s stripped down to the basics including tons of natural light and high ceilings, or in need of a unique space for an intimate party, this is the venue for you. The Pink Moon is the brainchild of floral designer Rebecca Shepherd. Rebecca has been in the floral industry for over a decade producing all kinds of events but specializing in weddings. She opened a retail flower shop 3 years ago and found that every single person that entered her store was stunned by the 25 foot tall ceilings, the massive chandelier and the general beauty of the space. Walk in customers would step right over a black rope that was put up for boundaries and look around the space in awe! This building, once an old door factory with two floors, was gutted by the architectural genius and landlord. These walls, this corner, this neighborhood married with the floral expertise of Rebecca and her team have led her to open this very special, unique and intimate space. BROOKLYN NY MICRO-WEDDING VENUE The Pink Moon really does boast the perfect size for micro-weddings and mini-monies! The space can accommodate between 48-66 guests with a dance floor or up to 75 guests for a cocktail style party. Occupancy is currently limited to 25% due to Covid-19. Full capacity likely to resume in 2021! Amenities: 8 – 6’x30″ tables + black linens 8 – 54″ round tables + black linens 50 guest chairs 8 cocktail tables & 16 bar stools with chic black linens 8′ movable bar with a concrete top Movable 3×3′ concrete table that can act as an extended bar, cake table, photo booth display, etc. Custom concrete counter top that doubles as a food display, bar, gift table, or dessert spread! Add on’s for lighting and tabletop rentals are also available. And, of course, you can always ask Rebecca about adding on in-house floral design!

• 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.

• Spaces for 50-150 Guests
• 1 Event Space

It is housed in the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard and has a 2500sf photo and video studio with 15' high ceilings, as well as an oversized, 20'x32' complete cyclorama with contemporary architectural elements. The studio opens up to a 5000sf rooftop deck with a panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River. Ten Ton Studio is the ideal location for films, photo shoots, and special events since it provides a variety of amenities such as photographic equipment rental, a beauty station, event planning services, free client parking, and unique access to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. A full-service photographic studio and event facility located in the heart of Brooklyn's Navy Yard, Ten Ton Studio offers a variety of services. Daylight streams in through the roof deck and right onto our 32-foot curved cyc, which has the capacity to be completely blacked out. Ten Ton Studio is Brooklyn's top recording studio, thanks to its on-site equipment.

• Spaces for 70-440 Guests
• 2 Theaters
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

BRIC is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit arts and media organization that has shaped the borough's cultural landscape for over four decades. BRIC House, its home at 647 Fulton Street in the Cultural District, occupies a repurposed Strand Theater building and sits alongside BAM Harvey, the Mark Morris Dance Center, and Theatre for a New Audience. The venue's five rentable spaces span a broad range of event formats. The 3,600-square-foot Ballroom — with a 20-by-36-foot raised stage, retractable raked seating, and a sprung floor — accommodates up to 250 guests theater-style, 260 for seated dinners, and 440 standing. The 1,100-square-foot Lobby/Stoop, with its floor-to-ceiling gallery garage doors and 10-by-16-foot projection screen, serves receptions and presentations of up to 250 standing guests. The 1,400-square-foot Artist Studio offers a flexible, intimate setting for up to 70 guests for performances, workshops, and small gatherings. A professional TV Studio and a 3,000-square-foot gallery round out the rental offerings. State-of-the-art AV technology is standard across all spaces, and BRIC's events team adapts each configuration for accessibility needs, including wheelchair accommodations and live captioning.

• Spaces for 200-500 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces

The Bell House is a two-room music and events venue located in Brooklyn, New York. The main room has a 25-foot-high wooden, vaulted ceiling, and a 450-square-foot stage which makes The Bell House ideal for various performances, large gatherings, weddings, and celebrations. THE HISTORY OF THE BELL HOUSE The Bell House, a state-of-the-art 8,000 square foot facility with a separate performance space and lounge, is centrally located between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens. Constructed in the 1920s from an old printing factory and boasting an 88 foot long and 25 foot high magnificent wooden barrel vault ceiling, The Bell House has quickly established itself as a major center for arts and entertainment in Brownstone Brooklyn. THE MAIN EXHIBITION ROOM The Main Room at The Bell House boasts 25 foot wooden arched ceilings, a 450 square foot stage, and unobstructed views of the stage from any part of the room, making it an ideal space for performances, large gatherings, weddings, and celebrations of all kinds. This space can easily accommodate 500 people standing or 200+ people seated at a time. In addition, guests can take in the scenery from the elevated platform of the beautiful 30′ wooden bar that runs along the West wall. This space can be used in conjunction with the Front Lounge for parties and events with a capacity of up to 600 people. THE LOUNGE AT THE FRONT The Front Lounge of The Bell House, which is located directly in front of the building, retains its warm and intimate character while comfortably accommodating up to 150 people. This space boasts a stunning 26-foot oak bar that serves handcrafted and local beers, as well as a comprehensive wine and liquor selection. Groups of all sizes can relax on vintage furniture and mingle in soft lighting that is accentuated by large windows that let in plenty of natural light during the day and allow for starry skies at night. Suitable for small to medium-sized private events, this space is ideal.

The Venue at City Harvest is a stunning event space and terrace with a state-of-the-art catering and demonstration kitchen set within our award-winning historic building in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Designed by esteemed architecture and design firm Rockwell Group with input from three-Michelin-starred chef and Vice Chair of City Harvest’s Board, Eric Ripert, and City Harvest Food Council chefs, the Venue is a sleek and flexible space, perfect for a variety of events including weddings, corporate events, parties, panels, bar and bat mitzvahs, cooking demos, photo and film shoots, and more. Featured in Architectural Digest, the Venue at City Harvest offers guests over 10,000 square feet of space, including a wood-clad reception area, a sun-soaked event and reception space, a roof terrace with NYC skyline views and lounge areas, an outdoor kitchen with a Rockwell Group grill, and a top-of-the-line commercial-use kitchen. Revenue from all events held in the Venue will support City Harvest’s mission to end hunger across New York City.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

"Kimoto" is a Japanese word that alludes to a meticulous brewing procedure as well as a surname that translates as "one who dwells beneath the trees." Its upscale yet approachable Asian-inspired cuisine, interior decor, craft beers, and cocktails showcase the finest of contemporary dining while being accessible to all. The nightlife and after-work experience that Kimoto has to offer are unrivaled in the industry. In addition to its spectacular views and dynamic energy, the Sheraton & Aloft Hotel's rooftop bar exemplifies an upbeat atmosphere with a space measuring 5000 square feet. The team behind Manhattan's Mira Sushi & Izakaya has created a menu of American classics with an Asian twist, resulting in meals that are both elegantly presented and imaginative in their presentation and idea. In between courses, guests may listen to live DJs and take pictures with our flower and graffiti walls, which are available for purchase. Kimoto infuses Brooklyn nightlife with fresh energy and excitement, no matter what the occasion is: a birthday, a private event, or just a night out. Kimoto infuses Brooklyn nightlife with new energy and excitement. Give us a call and chat with one of our reservationists or event specialists who will ensure that your experience at Kimoto Rooftop is as stress-free as it possibly can be.