The Guggenheim Museum's iconic Frank Lloyd Wright building offers an unusual variety of spaces for individual and corporate members to entertain clients, colleagues, employees, and other guests. From the dramatic rotunda and state-of-the-art Peter B. Lewis Theater to the stylish new restaurant, The Wright, members have the exclusive opportunity to entertain their guests in one of the world's most recognizable buildings and premier cultural institutions.

To arrange a tour of the museum, or to obtain more information on scheduling an event, contact the Special Events Department at 212 423 3670 or specialevents@guggenheim.org.

 

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Rotunda

Frank Lloyd Wright's modernist design is one of the greatest works in the museum's collection. The landmark building provides several unequaled and dramatic spaces for corporate events, including the spacious rotunda floor and the famous quarter-mile spiral ramp winding toward the magnificently restored skylight.

Capacity: 1,000 for reception / 300 for dinner. Occasionally, installations may limit the availability and capacity of certain museum spaces.

 

Peter B. Lewis Theater

The museum's auditorium is ideally suited for lectures, films, new product launches, press events, meetings, and seminars. The auditorium features state-of-the-art electronics, including film, video, and internet capabilities.

Capacity: 281

 

The Wright

The Wright is an exciting new venue for corporate and social events. Available for evening events Sunday through Wednesday and all day on Thursdays when the museum is closed, this intimate and stylish new event space can be used exclusively or paired with a private tour of the museum.

Capacity: 75 for reception / 60 for dinner

 

News Corporation New Media Theater

Designed by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates and housed in the Museum's Sackler Center for Arts Education, this intimate theater is equipped for video-conferencing as well as slide, video, film, and digital-media projections. It is an ideal location for private screenings, media announcements, and presentations.

Capacity: 70

 

Cafe 3

Overlooking Fifth Avenue and Central Park, Cafe 3 enables guests to enjoy the architectural beauty of the recently restored Thannhauser Gallery and spectacular views out a curving bank of windows. Used alone or in addition to the museum’s rotunda, Cafe 3 is an elegant setting for small receptions and dinners.

Capacity: 40 for reception / 20 for dinner