Harvard Art Museums
- From £3500
- 250 people
- Unknown
- 236m² (2540ft²)
Spaces in Harvard Art Museums
Adolphus Busch Hall
Adolphus Busch Hall is a stunning venue located within the Harvard Art Museums, designed to host a variety of special events. This elegant space is perfect for intimate gatherings, corporate dinners, cocktail parties, and exquisite weddings. With its remarkable art collections and beautifully renovated surroundings, Adolphus Busch Hall provides a unique backdrop that enhances any occasion. The venue is ideal for those looking to create memorable experiences in a culturally rich environment, making it a sought-after location for both private and corporate events.
Calderwood Courtyard
Calderwood Courtyard is a stunning outdoor space ideal for hosting a variety of events, including receptions, weddings, and private gatherings. This unique venue offers a beautiful setting surrounded by art and culture, making it perfect for both personal and corporate events. With the ability to accommodate smaller guest counts for wedding ceremonies, Calderwood Courtyard provides a versatile option for those looking to celebrate in a picturesque environment. The space includes event security staffing, standard custodial services, and basic setup and teardown, ensuring a seamless experience for event organizers. Guests can enjoy the ambiance of the courtyard while having access to the museums' galleries, which can be opened for an additional fee. Whether you're planning a formal reception or a casual gathering, Calderwood Courtyard is an exceptional choice for your next event.
See venueAbout Harvard Art Museums
Harvard Art Museums, the oldest museum at Harvard, showcases European and American art from the Middle Ages to present. It offers a unique venue for corporate events, private receptions, and workshops, with in-house catering by The Catered Affair. Events are held from 5pm to midnight, with restrictions on fundraising, political events, and media coverage. Specific policies include no food or dancing in galleries, table-side red wine service, and limitations on decorations, ensuring the museum's environment is preserved.