Event Rentals

Page updated 11/17/23

Host your next event at our Museum

Located on the most historic square mile in the country, the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History is an architectural landmark featuring terraces with stunning views of Independence Mall. With 20,000 square feet of multi-purpose event space, the Museum’s many unique spaces are perfect for a variety of events—from corporate dinners and nonprofit galas, to meetings and conferences, film screenings, private parties, weddings, and more!

 

 

Included in Every Rental

  • Creative and flexible menu planning
  • Personal attention through entire event planning and production process
  • Use of our dance floor, stage, tables, and white wooden Chiavari chairs with cushions
  • Use of the Museum’s ketubah gallery for the marriage contract signing ceremony
  • Convenient, discounted parking at the Bourse garage located just one block from the Museum, and plenty of parking in the area.

Available Discounts

Kashrut/Jewish Dietary Laws

  • Our exclusive caterer can effortlessly provide kosher-style catering
  • Our exclusive caterer will work closely with a kosher caterer for events at the Museum that require adherence with Jewish dietary laws.

Our Incredible Event Spaces

Contact us at events@theweitzman.org today to learn more about the many spaces throughout the Museum available to rent.

Click here to download a one-page overview of our available spaces.

For more images, please view our image gallery below. (Top image: Sweetwater)

Your Safety is Our Priority

We have developed an extensive plan to ensure all of our events are held in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines and we are constantly monitoring changes in recommendations.

 

Congress Considers Adding The Weitzman to the Smithsonian

Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History could become part of the Smithsonian

Nine Senate and House lawmakers announced on Wednesday, March 20 that they’re taking the first steps toward championing an effort to establish a Smithsonian museum dedicated to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience.

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