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Event hall under glass, Riverside District

The Glasshouse

A restored iron-and-glass hall for weddings, galas, launches and company dinners. Daylight until evening, then candles and festoon lights under the vault.

580guests standing across
three connected rooms
  • The Conservatory220 seated
  • The Atrium90 seated
  • The Garden Room48 seated

Three rooms, one roof of glass

Choose a room and a layout. The plan redraws with the furniture we would set, and the number tells you how many guests it holds that way.

EntranceGlass vault overheadGlass apseDance floor

Indicative plan, not to scale

The Conservatory, Seated dinner: up to 220 guests.

guests seated for dinner in The Conservatory

22 rounds of ten, with the dance floor in the apse.

What people hold here

Venue hire covers the room, the furniture and our team. Catering comes from our approved list, or bring your own with a kitchen fee.

Every booking includes

  • Tables, chairs and linens for every layout shown above
  • House lighting, festoon lights and a dimmable vault
  • Heated floors and automatic shade blinds under the glass
  • One event manager from first walkthrough to last guest
  • Coat check and a private dressing room
  • Vendor load-in dock on Glass Lane

Weddings

Vows in the Garden Room or under the apse, then dinner in the Conservatory while we turn the ceremony room into the bar. One venue, no guest shuttles.

Usually in
Conservatory, Garden Room
Guests
40 to 220 seated
Venue hire from
$12,500 Saturday, $8,000 Sunday to Thursday

Galas and fundraisers

Reception in the Atrium, dinner and the paddle raise in the Conservatory, with a stage in the apse and a gallery for the band.

Usually in
Atrium, Conservatory
Guests
150 to 350
Venue hire from
$14,000 for the whole house

Launches and showcases

Daylight is free lighting. Brands use the glass for product reveals and press mornings, then flip to an evening party without moving rooms.

Usually in
Atrium, or the whole house
Guests
60 to 580 standing
Venue hire from
$6,500 weekday, half day

Company dinners

A long table in the Garden Room with the glass wall open, or rounds in the Atrium for a team offsite. Screens and microphones are in the house.

Usually in
Garden Room, Atrium
Guests
20 to 90 seated
Venue hire from
$3,800 weekday evening

Check a date

Pick a day to see if it is open, then send the basics. The events team replies within one working day with a quote and a first hold on the date.

No date chosen yet. Saturdays from May to October go first.

Availability on this concept is illustrative.

Enter a headcount and we will show which rooms fit.

No deposit to inquire. A first hold lasts 7 days.

Getting here

118 Foundry Street, Riverside District
(212) 555-0147
By train
Foundry Street station, four minutes on foot. Turn left out of the north exit.
Parking
Partner garage at 90 Foundry Street, across the road. Guest rate after 5 pm, valet on request.
Drop-off
A curbside lane in front of the main doors, long enough for two coaches.
Vendors
Load-in dock on Glass Lane at the back, open 7 am to midnight on event days.
Step-free
Level entrance from the street, accessible restrooms on both floors, a lift to the gallery.
River walkPGarage, 90 Foundry StFoundry StreetGlass LaneHarbor AveOrchard StVendor dockStationThe Glasshouse
Site visits Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm, by appointment.

Questions planners ask

Yes. We keep a list of five caterers who know our kitchen and the room. Any other licensed caterer is welcome with a $1,500 kitchen fee and proof of insurance.

Check a date
Independent concept designed and built by Omar Abdelrazek