Venues / Upper East Side / Bohemian National Hall
Upper East Side · 321 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021
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Photo: Bohemian Benevolent and Literary Association
A restored 1890s ballroom with a raised stage and a wraparound balcony that lets planners bring their own caterer and production team on the Upper East Side.
Bohemian National Hall is a Renaissance Revival building on East 73rd Street, built from 1895 to 1897 for the city's Czech and Slovak community and made a New York City landmark in 1994. The Czech government restored the interior and reopened it in 2008. The Grand Ballroom on the fourth floor has white paneled walls, crystal chandeliers, tall windows and a balcony that runs around the room.
The ballroom covers about 3,000 sq ft and holds 300 for a cocktail reception or 260 at a seated dinner, with a stage raised about 3 ft at one end and a separate bar room. Movable partitions can split the floor. The building also has a 180-person room on the third floor, a 60-seat cinema and a roof terrace for 75, so a night can move between floors.

Stage, chandeliers and 260 seated suit an awards dinner.
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The venue markets the ballroom for runway shows with balcony viewing.
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House AV, a stage and a 60-seat cinema downstairs.
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Open vendor rules let a team choose its own caterer and DJ.
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321 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021


