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About Bohemian National Hall

Bohemian National Hall is a historic, multi-functional cultural center located at 321 East 73rd Street in New York City. Built in 1896 and designated a NYC landmark in 1994, this five-venue complex offers a range of spaces for concerts, performances, galas, conferences, and private events. The interiors were renovated and reopened in October 2008, preserving its significant architectural character while providing modern functionality. Whether you need an intimate cinema setting, a grand ballroom for a reception, or a rooftop terrace with city views, Bohemian National Hall has a versatile option to fit your event needs.

From on-site catering by Great Performances to flexible floor plans and accessible transit options, this venue aims to make planning straightforward. The nearby 6 train at 68th Street and local bus routes connect guests easily, while discounted parking with two entrances helps guests arrive with ease. We’ve got you covered with insider details on spaces, seating capacities, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats and plan with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 321 East 73rd Street, New York, NY 10021.
  • Venue type: five-venue multi-functional cultural center (Cinema, Multifunctional Room, Grand Ballroom, Ballroom Balcony, Rooftop Terrace) plus Skybox.
  • Largest space: Grand Ballroom (~3,000 sq ft) with seating up to about 260 and standing capacity up to about 300.
  • Other spaces: Multifunctional Room (seated ~250; standing ~300), Library (seated ~70–74), Cinema (seated ~56), Rooftop Terrace (seated ~75; standing ~75), Skybox (up to 20).
  • On-site catering: Great Performances available; outside caterers permitted.
  • Parking: two entrances with discounted parking for guests (307 East 73rd St and 300 East 74th St; $35 for up to 12 hours).
  • Transit: nearby subway access via the 6 train (68th Street station area) with multiple bus options nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: The Lowell Hotel (28 East 63rd Street); The Pierre (2 East 61st Street); The Carlyle (35 East 76th Street).
  • Notable history: built in 1896; NYC landmark designation in 1994; renovated interiors completed and reopened in October 2008; home to the Manhattan birthplace of the Manhattan Theatre Club, among other cultural roles.
  • Notable events: Václav Havel’s 70th birthday celebration (2005); Hospoda, a Czech restaurant, opened in the hall in 2011; 2024 event related to Moms for Liberty.