Bohemian National Hall
Venue Description
The Bohemian National Hall, built in 1896 and designated a New York City landmark by the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1994, has been open to public since its grand reopening in October 2008 after the complete renovation of its interior. The Hall is home to the Consulate General of the Czech Republic, the Czech Center of New York, and the Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association. It provides five different venues where events can be held: the Cinema Room, the Multifunctional Room, the Grand Ballroom, the Ballroom Balcony with a connecting V.I.P. Conference Room, and the Rooftop Terrace.
Spaces
Ballroom
Area: 3000
Min. capacity: 195
Max. capacity (standing): 299
Max. capacity (seated): 260
Cinema
Area: 800
Min. capacity: 42
Max. capacity (standing): 56
Max. capacity (seated): 56
Library
Area: 1250
Min. capacity: 53
Max. capacity (standing): 74
Max. capacity (seated): 70
Multifunctional Room
Area: 1750
Min. capacity: 75
Max. capacity (standing): 180
Max. capacity (seated): 100
Rooftop Terrace
Area: 2000
Min. capacity: 56
Max. capacity (standing): 74
Max. capacity (seated): 74
Skybox
Area: 640
Max. capacity (standing): 20
Markets
New York
Categories
Address
321 East 73rd St.
10021
New York, NY
United States
