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Stephen A. Schwarzman Auditorium at The Frick Collection

The Frick Collection · 10 East 71st Street, Paris, 10021 · Show map
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About this space

The Auditorium at The Frick Collection is an elegant and versatile space ideal for a variety of events, including lectures, presentations, and film screenings. With its sophisticated ambiance and state-of-the-art facilities, it provides an inspiring backdrop for both corporate and cultural gatherings. The space is designed to accommodate audiences comfortably, making it suitable for educational programs, panel discussions, and community events. The Auditorium's unique setting within a renowned art collection adds a distinctive touch to any event, ensuring a memorable experience for attendees. Whether hosting a small meeting or a larger presentation, the Auditorium offers a refined environment that enhances the overall event experience.

Features

Wifi
Audio-visual equipment
Seating for presentations
Stage area

Space

250m² (2,691ft²)

Capacities

200 Theatre

Guide prices

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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£4,375 / Minimum spend

Location

10 East 71st Street, 10021
The Frick Collection 10 East 71st StreetUnknown 10021Paris
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