New York City · Lower East Side & East Village
A Gothic former synagogue, a Beaux-Arts bank hall, a concert hall, hotel rooftops and restaurant buyouts, for events with a downtown edge.
Concierge-matched · No booking fees · Usually a reply within one business day
Hourly rooms show the minimum spend for the day. Other venues show a space estimate: the rental, food and drink minimum or buyout minimum it usually starts from.
| Space | Standing / seated | Rate | Minimum | Cost for the day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Angel Orensanz Foundation | 300 / 260 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $20,000+ |
| Chinatown Landmark Bank Hall | 450 / ? | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $35,000+ |
| Chinatown Landmark Seventh Floor | 150 / ? | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $10,000+ |
| Capitale | 1500 / 550 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $30,000+ |
| PUBLIC Hotel | 350 / 175 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $25,000+ |
| Mr. Purple | 250 / 100 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $15,000+ |
| Beauty & Essex | 550 / 145 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $50,000+ |
| East Village Concert Hall | 1600 / 700 | Quoted | Varies | Space est. $35,000+ |
| The Immersive Studio | 200 / 120 | $700/hr | 10 hrs | $7,000 |
| The Greenhouse Loft | 100 / 60 | $300/hr | 8 hrs | $2,400 |
| Antique Cast Iron Loft | 100 / 60 | $300/hr | 8 hrs | $2,400 |
| Penthouse Gallery Loft | 85 / 65 | $300/hr | 8 hrs | $2,400 |
| Private Dining Loft in SoHo | 65 / 35 | $300/hr | 8 hrs | $2,400 |
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Five event rooms in one building at Broadway and White Street, from a 65-seat dining loft to a 200-guest immersive studio. Run by our own team, so availability and pricing come back fast. See all LUME Studios rooms.





The Lower East Side and East Village trade polish for character. The rooms here include a 19th-century Gothic hall, a Stanford White bank ballroom on the Bowery, a concert hall, and hotel rooftops with views back over Midtown.
They work well for launch parties, fashion presentations, press nights and holiday parties that want a nightlife feel. The halls and rooftops take large crowds, and restaurant buyouts cover the mid-size range.
The F, J, M and Z stop at Delancey and Essex, the 6 at Astor Place and the L along 14th Street. Late nights are normal here, so an afterparty rarely has to move far.
Many buildings share blocks with apartments. Ask about sound limits and curfews for rooftops and late events.
Rooms here come with their own look. Plan decor that works with the room rather than covering it.
Guests downtown arrive later and stay later. Build the run of show with that in mind.
Send us the date, headcount and format. We’ll come back with the rooms that fit and what the space will cost.
Get Matched Free →Among the rooms we list, space estimates start around $15,000 for a hotel rooftop or restaurant buyout and run to $50,000 or more for the largest halls. We never add a booking fee.
The Gothic hall hosts fashion week shows every season, and the bank ballroom on the Bowery takes runway layouts for large audiences.
Yes. PUBLIC Hotel and Mr. Purple both have rooftops with Manhattan views that take launch parties and receptions.