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Atlanta Venue Spotlight: The High Museum of Art

Wednesday, October 21, 2009 by Leneille Brathwaite
High Museum of ArtWho would have ever thought that entertaining could be an art? The staff at the High Museum of Art invites you to enjoy their various Atlanta meeting spaces among some of the most prestigious pieces of history. This unique venue in Atlanta has over 15,000 square feet of special event space, allowing your guests plenty of room to see the art that the museum has to offer.

There are four distinct sections available for your event: the Robinson Atrium, Grand Lobby, Hill Auditorium, and the conference room.

Robinson Atrium. This grandiose illuminated space boasts 500 square feet of gracious architecture and light. Let your guests see the night sky through its fan shaped glass ceilings, dance on top the granite flooring and traipse on the four-story ramp that leads to the museum's permanent art collection. Host a reception for 220 seated guests in this spacious yet intimate setting.

Wieland Pavilion Grand Lobby. This space was part of the museum's recent 2005 expansion. Host your events in its 6,800-square-foot spacious setting, where floor-to-ceiling windows afford great views of the piazza. As if that weren't enough, the lobby space also has 18-foot ceilings and hardwood flooring.

Conference Room at High Museum of Art
Hill Auditorium. This is the perfect setting for your next seminar, presentation or guest speakers. AV equipment is provided along with comfortable theater-style seating for approximately 200 attendees. Of course, no theater would be complete without a balcony and orchestra, both of which are on hand for your Atlanta meeting.

Conference Room. This setting will host your next executive meeting. The Atlanta meeting room makes for a productive setting for up to 18 guests in boardroom style.

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