Do you need an innovative event venue for your next concert or corporate party in New York City? If so, check out the beautiful Glasshouses. The Glasshouses is located in NYC’s beautiful Chelsea Arts Tower, a building that is well-known for its gorgeous architecture and attractive rooms. The Glasshouses offer a prime location for any event, found in the heart of Manhattan. The Glass Houses offer various types of venue spaces and offer the capability to accommodate any event and meet all of your specific plans for your event.
The Glass Houses offer floor to ceiling windows offering magnificent views Manhattan and the Hudson River. You could also have your attendees experience a spectacular view of the sunset.
The Glasshouses has hosted a variety of both corporate and private events. Some of their previously hosted events include weddings, banquets, photo shoots, cocktail receptions, movie shoots, product launches, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, birthday parties, corporate dinners, seminars, and anniversary parties.
The Glasshouses, hosts a selection of two event spaces that include Glasshouse 14 which is 3600 square feet, and Glasshouse 21, which is 3400 square feet. These event spaces can be rented together, or separately if you only need one of the two rooms for your event. Each space, Glasshouse 21 and Glasshouse 14, can host up to 200 people. If you are hosting a larger event, renting both spaces allows you to accommodate up to 400 people. There is no required party minimum to rent either room in the Glasshouses.
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