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The Harvard Art Museums offer a unique and elegant setting for special events, seamlessly blending historic architecture with modern design. Designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, the museums feature the Fogg Museum's historic building alongside a striking contemporary addition, all under a breathtaking glass roof that bridges old and new.
The primary event spaces include the Calderwood Courtyard and Adolphus Busch Hall. The Calderwood Courtyard, designed in the style of an Italian piazza, serves as the heart of the museums, offering a spacious and airy environment ideal for receptions, dinners, and cocktail parties. Adolphus Busch Hall, built in the spirit of a grand medieval hall, provides an intimate and enchanting setting for smaller gatherings, surrounded by casts of medieval and Renaissance sculpture and stonework.
The museums provide a range of services to ensure a seamless event experience, including in-house catering, event planning assistance, and access to the museum's extensive art collections. The venue's commitment to inclusivity and accessibility ensures that all guests feel welcomed and respected. Whether hosting a wedding, corporate dinner, or cocktail party, the Harvard Art Museums offer a sophisticated and memorable backdrop for any occasion.
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Less than 15 minutes from a railway station
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Access
The Harvard Art Museums are conveniently located just steps away from Harvard Square, making them easily accessible by public transportation. Visitors can reach the museum via the MBTA Red Line to Harvard Square Station, which is approximately a 5-minute walk from the venue. For those driving, parking is available at nearby garages, and the museum is within walking distance of several public transportation options. The museums are committed to creating an environment that fosters inclusion and belonging, ensuring that every visitor feels welcomed and respected.
