Floor area: 108 M2
Capacity: Banquet 60 | Theatre 80 | Cocktail 100
Accessed via the Immigration Museum’s striking staircase, the Grand Foyer features black and white checkerboard marble floors surrounded by expansive, detailed ceilings.
Ideal for intimate dinners and cocktail events, the venue also allows for access to surrounding exhibitions, offering guests a unique opportunity to explore during the event.
Floor area: 335 M2
Capacity: Banquet 200 | Theatre 150 | Cocktail 300
The Immigration Museum’s Long Room provides a striking venue that seamlessly combines 18th century architecture with contemporary event opportunities.
Framed with grand columns, a stretching ceiling and intricate tiled flooring, the Long Room provides the perfect setting for gala dinners, wedding receptions, cocktail functions and large-scale seated events.
Floor area: 99 M2
Capacity: Banquet 70 | Theatre 80 | Cocktail 100
Connecting the main Immigration Museum building to the Courtyard, the Atrium is a contemporary architectural feature that highlights the outdoors while still inside.
Perfectly suited to a range of events, the Atrium can host long-table dinners, cocktail events and wedding ceremonies, with the space absorbing natural light by day and offering views of the surrounding city lit up through its transparent roof by night.
Floor area: 330 M2
Capacity: Banquet 150 | Cocktail 750
Perfect for giving your event an electrifying atmosphere! In the Lightning Theatre we have a fascinating Tesla coil – watch the two megavolt machine conduct electricity and shoot out beams of purple lightning. You can simply hire the Lightning Theatre for an exclusive show, or, as well, take advantage of the auditorium-like theatre for presentations of your own.
Download the Immigration Museum floor plan to view the available spaces, including the size and capacity.
Ready to plan your event? We can't wait to help you plan your next event, whether it is a large corporate dinner or an intimate cocktail party, in one of our distinctive spaces.
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