The Atrium of Tenafly has beautiful RAW VENUE SPACES. You can go ahead and personalize your event here. You will hire an outside caterer, rental company, and all other vendors you like and need. We are located only 5 miles north of the George Washington Bridge which is the reason why we are also very popular in NYC and surrounding areas. Our 20,000 sq. ft. venue includes two large adjoining banquet halls which can be booked together or separately for weddings, and private events. There are also meeting rooms of varying sizes for corporate events as well as a church sanctuary, an intimate cocktail lounge area, a raised stage at the newly transformed Ariyan Hall, and a large commercial kitchen – plus five acres of park-like outdoor functional area with children's playground and a large FREE parking lot.

Hope of "Humanity" Founded In 1968 as a non-profit, tax-exempt, 501c(3) organization dedicated to volunteerism, supporting of charitable, educational, cultural services. We answered the need of our community and recognize the call.

We host private events downstairs at Red Rooster in Ginny’s Supper Club, a modern reincarnation of the glamorous speakeasies of the twenties. Bathed in a pallet of tans, browns, and touches of red, the event space is considered one of New York City's premiere jazz clubs, making it the ideal venue for a unique special event.

The Museum of the City of New York’s iconic Georgian Colonial Revival building is a jewel at the top of Museum Mile. Located directly across from Central Park’s Conservatory Garden, the Museum fosters understanding of the distinctive nature of urban life in the world’s most influential metropolis. It engages visitors by celebrating, documenting, and interpreting the city’s past, present, and future. With newly restored and renovated features, the original 1929 historic design is complemented by sleek, state-of-the-art amenities and a climate-controlled environment, making the Museum an ideal fit for any event, including weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, corporate events, fundraisers, holiday parties, fashion shows, film shoots, and more.

For your next social or corporate event, Red Hat on the River invites you to share in our exquisite views and award winning cuisine. We welcome private and semi-private groups for dining in our loft or main floor. For larger affairs, the unique two story layout, along with our riverside patio, provides many options for creating a truly custom event. Michelle VanNess, Red Hat Director of Special Events, has over a decade of experience with Red Hat creating innovative private events ranging from small corporate dinners to elaborate weddings. Her particular skill is understanding that for some, party planning is a chore to be left to others, while for others it is a joy that requires expert assistance and support.

The House of the Redeemer is a cultural and historical treasure to the neighborhood on the Upper East Side of New York City, offering a unique setting for reflection, study, fellowship, and prayer. It is a place apart, providing worship and hospitality for individuals seeking spiritual renewal. The House is a perfect location for weddings with a guest list of 100 or less. Our chapel on the second floor can hold up to 30 people with ease for small intimate wedding ceremonies. For larger weddings, the Library provides the perfect backdrop for a ceremony and can seat up to 100. An outside courtyard is an option for cocktails during warmer months, while The Refectory will accommodate 80 for a seated formal dinner.

Congratulations! It's time to celebrate your special day! Whether your nuptials will be shared in iconic Central Park, you're jumping the broom in the New York Botanical Garden, you're holding a beautiful ceremony at the famous Loeb Boathouse, make yourself and your guests at home at Arthouse Hotel on the Upper West Side. Unlike any other hotel, Arthouse has your wedding needs covered with an array of event space ranging from our Arthouse Wine Bar to our 16th-floor rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Upper West Side skyline. In between events, your guests can relax in spacious loft-style rooms, some of which feature balconies overlooking the Hudson River and our surrounding neighborhood. Arthouse Hotel is centrally located near all of the Upper West Side’s fabulous landmarks, including The Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center, the American Museum of Natural History, and so much more. You dreamed of a New York City wedding, and Arthouse Hotel is here to make it a reality.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum is housed in philanthropist and steel magnate Andrew Carnegie’s former mansion on museum mile. Built at the turn of the century, its fin de siècle interiors feature ornate coffered oak ceilings, carved boiserie paneling, custom-made wallcoverings, and a conservatory with Palladian bronze and glass doors. A top-to-bottom interior and exterior renovation sensitively restored the grandeur of the mansion’s exquisite craftsmanship and injected contemporary architectural features to transform one of New York’s grandest residences into a dynamic, dramatic setting for gatherings of all sizes. Situated on the highest point of Fifth Avenue with expansive views of Central Park, the mansion also enjoys one of the city’s largest enclosed gardens. The newly rejuvenated Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden have been redesigned to integrate contemporary landscape features with the garden’s historic plantings and are open year-round for tented or Plein-air events.

The Milling Room features seasonal, locally sourced American cuisine served in a stunning sky-lit dining room and lively tavern-inspired bar in the heart of the Upper West Side. The Milling Room opened in November 2014 and occupies the space which was originally built in 1890 as the luxurious Endicott Hotel. When the original hotel opened, it was described as "in all respects, the finest and best appointed in this part of the city." Designed by Edward Angell, who also designed several other prominent buildings on the Upper West Side, and built by Charles A. Fuller, the hotel was crafted out of Pompeian brick and terracotta, including a glass-roofed Palm Room where today in its place is The Milling Room. Directly down the street from Central Park's Hunter's Gate, The Milling Room sits in the heart of the Upper West Side. The building sits between 81st and 82nd St. on Columbus Avenue, diagonal from the American Museum of Natural History.