Goh Annex and Sant Building
Goh Annex and Sant Building
The beautiful modern spaces of the Goh Annex, with its signature elliptical staircase, and the adjoining Sant Building provide a contemporary setting for elegant entertaining. Guests enjoy the unparalleled experience of viewing Renoir’s famous Luncheon of the Boating Party, explore the spirituality of the Rothko Room, and encounter countless other examples of superb modern and contemporary art.
In addition to the stunning gallery spaces, the Sant Building contains the Vradenburg Café overlooking the Hunter Courtyard, a lovely outdoor space with works by Ellsworth Kelly and Barbara Hepworth. The state-of-the-art, 180-seat auditorium, reception area, and seminar rooms allow for films, presentations, lectures, and other gatherings.
Capacity
Reception: 150
Seated dinner in Cafritz Gallery: 100
Size
Entrance lobby and Galleries 103 and 115: 2,347 square feet
Vradenburg Café and Hunter Terrace: 811 square feet
Subtotal: 3,158 square feet
Hunter Courtyard: 1,890 square feet
Combined total: 5,048 square feet
Availability
• The Goh Annex and Sant Buildings are available when the museum is closed to the public: all day Monday, and evenings every day except Thursday.
• The Vradenburg Café is available during the museum’s extended hours on Thursdays, 5 pm to 7 pm. Use of the café requires museum admission for all guests, in addition to the rental fee.
• The auditorium, reception area, and seminar rooms are available during regular public hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm; Thursday (extended hours), 10 am to 8:30 pm; and Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm. The spaces are available during evening hours as additional spaces that can be added to Goh Annex and Sant Building rentals.
• The Hunter Courtyard is available for rental with the Goh Annex and Sant Building when weather permits.
Suitability
The Goh Annex and Sant Building are suitable for standing receptions and seated dinners. The courtyard is suitable for standing receptions when weather permits.
The auditorium, reception area, and seminar rooms are suitable for film screenings, lectures, and meetings.
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