The Lambs Club is pleased to welcome you back to experience its revival under the culinary leadership of Chef Michael White. Chef White joins longtime operator David Rabin & Grand Tour Hospitality (American Bar, Saint Theo's) in reimagining The Lambs Club with Contemporary American cuisine served within the walls of this clubby, Midtown institution. Originally home to a members-only theater club, the building offers many one-of-a-kind spaces in which to host your event, ranging from breakfast gatherings and seated lunch meetings to late night fêtes.

The Prince George Ballroom is an elegant and historical wedding venue in the heart of the Flatiron District, north of Madison Square Park. Known for its Beaux Arts Style and Neo-Renaissance flourishes, the ballroom is listed with the National Register of Historic Places. It is the perfect venue for couples who want the classic New York landmark experience.

We are a community of people on a shared journey of life and faith. We are committed to inclusivity, to being a place of welcome, safety, love, and respect for people of every age, station in life, economic status, color, sexual orientation, or category the world constructs to segregate or alienate people from each other. In this place, we celebrate that we are all children of the same God and thus are siblings to each other.

Perfect venue for weddings, engagement parties, bridal showers, cocktail receptions and more! Celebrate your special event at our whimsical cocktail parlor in located in Gramercy - steps from Union Square. With decor inspired by the film “Midnight in Paris,” enjoy libations in a space that allows you to time travel from room to room. Beginning with a room inspired by the John F. Kennedy era, and finishing with a room inspired by Marie Antoinette, Delphine Mauroit’s interior design transcends space and time. The cocktails created by Meaghan Dorman are timeless and drink with ease and delight in every era. We look forward to hosting your journey, cocktails in hand. Yours Sincerely, The Dear Irving Team **We can host standing cocktail receptions with food for up to 100 guests. Seated dinners are not available.**

The historic and artistic ambiance of Angel Orensanz Foundation provides a stunning setting for weddings. The venue's grand architecture and unique décor create a memorable and enchanting atmosphere, perfect for couples seeking a distinctive and elegant celebration.

Since The Raines Law Room on 17th street opened in 2009, it has become an institution in the New York City speakeasy scene. The authenticity, secrecy and mouth watering cocktails have made The Raines Law Room a destination parlor in The Flatiron District. Upon ringing the doorbell and entering our parlor, guests escape the bustling New York City streets and are transported to another era of decadence and tranquility. The Parlor is designed with care and attention to detail by DELPHINE MAUROIT. The cocktail menu created by MEAGHAN DORMAN combine both pre-prohibition gems and modern classics. We look forward to hosting you and your guests, cocktails in hand. Yours Sincerely, The Raines Law Room Team **We can host up to 75 guests for a standing cocktail reception with food. Seated dinners are not available*

Opened in 1929 as an original Loew's Wonder Theatre, Kings Theatre underwent an extensive restoration and reopening in 2015. The historic Kings Theatre reopened its doors in February 2015 as one of New York’s premier performing arts venues. Providing a destination for large-scale popular entertainment and serving as a resource for local arts groups and community organizations, the City-owned Theatre is a cultural and economic cornerstone of the Flatbush community. The classic 20th-century movie palace was inspired by the French Renaissance Revival style of the Palace of Versailles and the Paris Opera House.

Located in Brooklyn, New York, the Montauk Club is a historic venue that sets the stage for weddings and other milestone occasions. Defined by its delightful Venetian architecture, this Park Slope gem is rich with landmark charm. Lending a dash of tradition to the trendy Park Slope neighborhood, the club has been welcoming people since the late 1800s. You and your partner can host your engagement party, rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception here. Boasting a superlative team dedicated to maintaining the venue’s customs of hospitality and inclusivity, this long-standing establishment provides the perfect backdrop for your celebration.

Celebrate your life cycle or special occasion in one of New York City’s most magnificent and historic spaces. The Eldridge Street Synagogue is an 1887 National Historic Landmark located in the heart of the Lower East Side. Our glorious main sanctuary is a unique and beautiful site for a wedding.

Situated in historic Greenwich Village, this spacious and versatile venue was constructed in the early 1900’s as one of New York’s first parking garages for cars. (The original parapet is still visible and says “Tassi Garage”). The house was bought in the 1960’s by a well known American artist who decorated it with an eclectic mix of architectural antiques. The 2500 foot square Ballroom with its 15 foot high ceiling, painted brick walls and wooden floors is a spectacular setting for weddings. A floating staircase leads to the more intimate Garden Room., which is a veritable greenery with a Neo-Renaissance fireplace, an Art Deco bathroom and a mix of classic and bohemian furniture. Perfect for your dreams-come-true wedding or rehearsal dinner!

Parisian Social is a brand new private members club and private event rental venue unlike any other. Equipped with a fully fledged kitchen so members or hired chefs/caterers can create their own unique concoctions in this iconic space. Inspired by the irreverent Elsa Maxwell, a famous NYC Socialite during the 1920’s. The New Yorker recently compared it to a Harvard Finals club in the city and Elle Decor called it “New York’s Lavish New Social Club.”

Fully restored to its original 1920's splendor, the historically grand and architecturally breathtaking Palace Theater is one of Connecticut's most striking performance arts venues and distinctive reception facilities. Be the star of your show when renting our three ornate lobby spaces or give your guests the royal treatment with a dramatic wedding and reception on stage. Our venue's marble staircases, velvet curtains, gold leaf ceilings and crystal chandeliers provide the perfect backdrop for capturing your most memorable wedding moments.

The Barrow Mansion has rental space available for a variety of occasions—community events, cultural performances, private parties and weddings—and can accommodate anything from an intimate party to a large blowout. There are three rooms that can be used in any combination for your party’s needs, as well as a large kitchen with a 10-burner Garland stove. We also house the nation's oldest bowling alley, which may be rented at a small additional cost.

For over a century patrons have found comfort in this historic building nestled in the heights of the Meadowlands, presently home to Ivy Inn. Opened in the 1870’s as a stagecoach inn, travelers in horse and carriage along Polifly Road (later named Terrace Avenue) stopped here to eat and drink in the tavern below and sleep in one of six guest quarters above. After the turn of the 20th century, the inn evolved into a fine dining restaurant (a popular speakeasy during Prohibition), but eventually fell into disrepair. On Valentine’s Day of 1997, after extensive restoration, the inn once again opened its doors for fine dining, renamed Ivy Inn. Ivy, the symbol of love and marriage, has proven to be a fitting name. Since reopening, the restaurant has witnessed countless marriage proposals, weddings and anniversary celebrations. Continuing its long legacy of hospitality, the inn is once again a Bergen County favorite and continues to inspire cherished memories for many years to come.

The building dates back to 1837, a three-level structure which was built by William Nelson. Peekskill lawyer, Congressman, and friend to Abraham Lincoln. A small stage, built on the 3rd floor in 1870, was identified as the “Dramatic Hall.” This emblematic building had been abandoned for about 20 years and fallen into disrepair until 2012, a complete renovation took place restoring the 1870-era theater. The Dramatic Hall serves as a space to host weddings, private parties, plays, live music performances, and more.