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Restaurants, Venues and Catering | Conference Centers | New York Area Hotels ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO CRAIN’S NEW YORK BUSINESS Restaurants, Venues and Catering | Conference Centers | New York Area Hotels eeting planners, and particularly meeting planners who have been trends for natural settings that bring the outdoors, indoors; promote intimate at it a long time, know to rely less on their own skill sets than on a sharing by setting up meeting seating in conversation-conducive circles; offer Mhandful of carefully curated vendor partners. With an ever-changing immersive technology such as VR, and reinforce your location choice with local meetings and events industry, attendees’ high expectations and daily advances food and beverage, attractions and customs. The more sensory experiences in technology, it is often more efficient to work with vendors who are experts in you offer at your event, the better the experience! their individual areas. These professionals have the knowledge and talents to make your meeting a success. When compiling your own vendor roster, aim for Smaller Is Bigger – Another 2017 trend is for smaller, more boutique meetings a combination of established players with long histories of success, as well as that offer more intimate, focused and personalized learning environments. on-trend specialty outfits that can add cachet to your conference. According to the American Express Meetings & Events “2017 Global Meetings & Events Forecast,” there will be an increase in the number of small meetings Crain’s Custom Studio offers the following Meeting Planners Guide to help taking place this year. The smaller is bigger philosophy extends to hotels and you build just such a database. Our annual compilation reflects the best of the meetings, as well as food and beverage options. This concept goes hand in best in event spaces and hospitality in the New York City metropolitan area. hand with the 2017 trend for luxury meetings where boutique hoteliers with an established reputation for high-end customer service will have an advantage. This year, pair some of the hottest trends in meetings and events with your vendor selection. Here are a few 2017 trends to consider: Location, Location, Location – Given today’s increasing emphasis on “b-leisure” (travelers who combine personal time with business on trips), you’ll Experiential – Participants don’t want to attend your event; they want to want to make sure your event location, venue and activities are well-situated experience it, so make sure your venue choice offers interesting ways for for integrating leisure time into your meeting planning. Building white space event-goers to engage with your brand. Consider venues that reinforce 2017 into your agenda allows for better networking and casual meet-ups. S1 ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO CRAIN’S NEW YORK BUSINESS The Chamber Music Society; additionally, The Juilliard Email: [email protected] School and The Film Society of Lincoln Center routinely use Website: www.arenanyc.net it. Beloved by artists and audiences alike for its excellent acoustics, comfort and intimate scale, Alice Tully Hall Armory on the Hudson is both beautiful and technically advanced. The theater Home of the National Track and Field Hall of Fame, and a features upgraded equipment, digital cinema projectors world-class 60,000-square-foot arena, this site provides a and state-of-the-art production capabilities which make variety of rental options for events such as sports, expos, it ideal for music, film, theater or dance presentations, as large lectures, commencements, concerts and social well as private events. Alice Tully Hall hosts an exciting functions. array of special forums including film premieres, television Address: 216 Fort Washington Ave. network upfronts, corporate meetings, product launches, New York, NY 10032 and high-end social gatherings. The Adrienne Arsht Stage is Phone: (212) 923-1803 ext. 7012 designed to be flexible. By adjusting the stage configuration Contact: Director of special events to suit their needs, artists can alter the capacity in the Starr Website: www.armoryonthehudson.org Theater. Wood cut from a single African moabi tree envelops Restaurants, Venues the theater and shields the built-in Swiss pipe organ. Atlantica Praised for its acoustic clarity, the theater is designed to Elite PrivateYachts provides the New York metro area and Catering reverberate sound and to enthrall audiences for years to with Atlantica, the most innovative and accommodating come. private charter yacht on the harbor. Atlantica hosts 230 Fifth Address: 1941 Broadway distinguished events on the water from executive business An exceptional space for meetings and events, 230 New York, NY 10023 meetings to employee outings with up-close views of the Fifth is New York’s largest outdoor rooftop garden and Phone: (212) 875-5037 Statue of Liberty and the New York City skyline. Offering enclosed penthouse lounge. One floor is fully enclosed. Its Contact: Venue sales team endless options for dining, beverages and entertainment, CORPORATE rooftop garden is open to the sky. It has large umbrellas Email: [email protected] Atlantica is your private space to create the perfect for sunny or rainy days and is partially heated on colder Website: www.lincolncenter.org/venue/alice-tully-hall setting. Flexible boarding and cruising times allow for a nights. Located in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, 230 completely customized event that’s tailored exactly to your Fifth boasts breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline The Altman Building specifications. Atlantica can accommodate 290 guests for including the iconic Empire State Building and Chrysler The Altman Building, is a historic landmark in the heart of seated events and 400 for cocktail events. Departs from Building. It can accommodate private functions for 25 to Chelsea. Established in 1886 as the Carriage House for the Pier 61 Chelsea Piers in Manhattan. 1,200 guests in its 33,000 square foot space. Every event, B. Altman Department Store, the Altman Building is now Address: Pier 61, Chelsea Piers regardless of size or style, is custom-tailored to the client’s a private event venue boasting two floors, vaulted brick New York, NY 10011 EVENTS THAT needs and tastes. Inquiries are welcome and a contact ceilings and the building’s original French doors. The venue Phone: (866) 401-8439 person will be pleased to answer any questions about the features 13,500 square feet of a two-level, virtually column- Email: [email protected] New York City penthouse space. free interior. With the unparalleled flexibility of an open floor Website: eliteprivateyachts.com Address: 230 Fifth Ave. 20th floor plan and street-level access, the venue meets a wide range New York, NY 10001 of client needs, including product and automobile launches, Aureole Phone: (212) 725-4300 corporate meetings & conferences, trade shows, fashion Chef Charlie Palmer’s famed restaurant, Aureole, is a Contact: Jason Buffer shows, bar/bat mitzvahs and weddings. The Altman Building premier private dining destination and event venue in Email: [email protected] is an elegant, memorable and exciting venue to host your New York City. Located steps away from Bryant Park in Website: www.230-fifth.com next event. Midtown, Michelin-starred Aureole is an ideal location for ROCK THE Address: 135 W. 18th St. corporate events, including milestone celebrations and 583 Park Avenue New York, NY 10011 landmark occasions. Featuring Charlie Palmer’s signature The team at 583 Park Avenue treats each of its guests Phone: (212) 741-3400 progressive American cooking, a superb wine selection, according to the highest service standards in New York Contact: Liza Geduldig, sales manager impeccable service and flawless planning and execution, City. Complete with a grand pre-function space, the Arcade, Email: [email protected] our sophisticated dining experience is an unforgettable way the Ballroom and the Balconies, 583 Park Avenue offers Website: www.altmanbldg.com to express appreciation for your employees, clients and a tremendous amount of flexibility for all types of special partners. With private dining accommodations from 25-300, events, with a maximum capacity of up to 1,500 guests. American Museum of Natural History as well as the adjacent outdoor patio for cocktail receptions, CUBICLE. Each event is assigned a personal event coordinator who More than 40 exhibition halls, showcasing some of the Aureole offers guests and planners unique experiences for is on hand to assist with every aspect of the planning greatest treasures and natural wonders of the world, are events of all sizes. process, ensuring that no detail is overlooked. Its maitre available for special events. Address: 135 W. 42nd St. d’hotel assembles a team of highly trained captains, waiters Address: West 79th Street and Central Park West (at Bryant Park; 6th/Broadway) (two per table or approximately one for every five guests), New York, NY 10024 New York, NY 10036 bartenders, coat-check assistants, lounge attendants and Phone: (212) 769-5350 Phone: (646) 392-9172 doormen. Contact: Audrey Isaac, director of sales & marketing, Contact: Grace Lin event & conference services Email: [email protected] BOWLING • ARCADE • LASER TAG * With over 40 years of combined event-space-management Email: [email protected] Website: www.charliepalmer.com experience, the 583 Park Avenue team is ready and able Website: www.amnh.org/hostanevent to handle any and all special requests. An expert event AVRA INVENTIVE MENUS • EXCEPTIONAL FUN venue staff will anticipate all
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