Welcome to the Artists For Humanity EpiCenter, a truly unique Boston location for a spectacular celebration! Common events become extraordinary events when produced in our uncommon setting. South facing windows provide excellent natural lighting while an 18-foot ceiling enhances the versatile ambiance of the gallery. A 48 foot moveable wall can open to expand the event space into our 3,200 square foot Art Gallery. Floor to ceiling “garage-style” glass door opens onto an adjoining courtyard. Even the bathrooms have surprise design elements! Space with a mission: When you host your event with us it directly supports AFH’s mission to mentor, train, and employ 300+ youth annually in our unique art and design program. In collaboration with professional mentors, these young artists create stunning work for businesses and the community. Your rental helps foster creativity, empowerment, and leadership in Boston’s next generation, making a lasting impact beyond the event itself.

Boston Opera House first opened in 1928 as the B.F Keith Memorial Theater. The lavish movie theater was designed in a combination of French and Italian styles by Thomas White Lamb, one of the foremost theater architects of his day. After a series of ownership changes, Boston Opera House was restored and renovated in late 2004 in order to accommodate the needs of large Broadway touring productions. The 2600 seat theater, features a steady rotation with the Boston Ballet, Broadway shows, and is available for pre-show and private events!

The Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture, is a hidden gem in the heart of the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood. Founded in 1919, The Vilna is the last-remaining immigrant era synagogue building in Boston and now serves as a center for Jewish culture and communal engagement. The century-old synagogue building combines the charm of an historic sanctuary with modern event space for hosting private life-cycle, social, or corporate events. The Vilna offers a wonderful setting for family events such as b’nai mitzvah, weddings, baby namings, or memorial services. The Vilna team will work with you to accommodate your event rental needs and our recommended vendors are equipped to guide you through the process of transforming our blank canvas into a venue that aligns with your vision.

Perhaps more than any other occasion, weddings are a reflection of your personality. Offering a matchless riverfront location, the Museum presents a complete range of options for your special day. Choose from an array of unique, interactive indoor venues including the Blue Wing, or opt for the open-air, riverfront Washburn Pavilion.

Give your event the royal treatment at Boston University’s Dahod Family Alumni Center at the Castle. This extraordinary Tudor Revival mansion tucked away on Bay State Road, a hidden gem just beyond the bustle of the city and overlooking the Charles River. Completed in 1915, its lavishly furnished and meticulously maintained interior features mahogany paneling, beamed ceilings, a massive fireplace, and crystal chandeliers.

Plan your special occasion in a place as chic as you are. AC Hotels of Boston set the stage for unforgettable weddings and social events, with unique venues and an unending attention to detail. Toast your love in a light-filled ballroom, on a cozy terrace or in a stylish art gallery. Enhance your event with customized, locally sourced catering at any of our Boston wedding venues. And allow us to take care of every aspect of your big day, from start to finish – so that you can focus on making memories.

This Victorian treasure was built in the late 1880s, and originally served as the county courthouse. It’s been lovingly restored, and boasts a two-story theater space with an exquisitely embellished ceiling and wraparound mezzanine balcony. In the warmer months, ceremonies may be held in Centanni Courtyard. This airy outdoor space continues the historic feel of the Arts Center with lawns, a large arbor, and brick pathways. Your rental fee helps support the Center’s mission: to educate the community about diversity through the presentation of multicultural arts programs, and to make the center available to artists and groups who may not otherwise have access to a professionally equipped space.