Our Venues
Kaufmann Concert Hall
Despite its large capacity, the Theresa L. Kaufmann Concert Hall’s intimacy prevails. This 904-seat theater has a classically styled walnut wood interior and marble gallery, and is equipped for all types of events, offering state-of-the-art lighting, audio and multimedia capabilities, including an HD video recording system. It boasts unobstructed sight lines, excellent acoustics, green rooms, restrooms and break-out areas.
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Buttenwieser Hall & Lounge
The Laemmlein & Leah Buttenwieser Hall is a flexible seating (up to 280) event space with a small proscenium stage, a high muraled ceiling and elegant chandeliers. It has fully equipped lighting, audio and video systems. This room’s 2,232 square foot unobstructed sprung wood floor, along with two walls of dance mirrors and plenty of natural light, make the room ideal for a dance, as well as a variety of other functions. Buttenwieser Lounge is an adjacent 1,260 square foot dance studio that can seat up to 74 in a theater-style configuration.
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Weill Art Gallery
The Milton J. Weill Art Gallery is a warm, intimate, 1,419 square foot gallery space adjacent to Kaufmann Concert Hall, with a maximum capacity of 265 (150 seated). It serves as a reception space and break-out room to the Concert Hall, and is home to exhibitions curated by the 92Y School of the Arts.
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Warburg Lounge
Warburg Lounge, located immediately off of 92Y’s main lobby, is a 1,508 square foot flexible event space with a maximum capacity of 100 people. During daytime hours, the room floods with natural light from windows overlooking both Lexington Avenue and 92nd Street; elegant chandeliers also light the room.
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For rental inquiries at our uptown location, please call 212.415.5782 or email.
Read Event Solution’s article on 92Y’s venues.
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