We’re starting 2024 off with early preview tours of a beautiful new 28,000 sq-foot venue opening later this year in Brooklyn.

Known as “the little stone church in the potato patch,” the 1898 English Gothic-style church is lovingly being restored by the AllInOne Collective into a community and multipurpose venue space featuring two floors of event spaces offering a range of opportunities for event types and sizes.

__________________________
ADDITIONAL SPACES LAUNCHING 2024-2025
Upper Level – restored stained glass, ornate entry Basement Cafe – spacious blank canvas venue Landmark Lounges – for book signings, retail pop-ups, daytime celebrations, private dinners, etc

Email VENUES@NYCEVENT.PRO for more details and to schedule a time with us to tour.

With the help of Leviathan Capital and REBNY, we are putting out the call to find venues for the State of New York to temporarily lease for Covid-19 patients.

Venue owners! We need you!

Please see the criteria below. If you have an asset that would work or if you know someone who owns such an asset, please let us know! Thank you!

SURGE HOSPITAL SPECS:

• Bigger is better – larger facilities are easier to staff and supply – prefer a smaller number of very large facilities, even if they don’t match perfectly with the criteria below
• Utilities (power, water, lighting, etc) and HVAC/temperature control are essential
• 1 million SF is their ideal size
• Lease between 4-6 Months
• 40-80K SF is the minimum worth pursuing (retail or office)
• Open floorplan
• Floorplans of 10K SF or larger
• Multiple floors are better than one giant enclosed space (like an armory), but one big space can work
• Potential to hook up to a generator (for backup power) is good
• Nice to haves: ADA access, bathrooms and showers, lighting control

DON’T HAVE A VENUE?

Go to: CANHELPNEEDSHELP.COM to register as an event industry-based in-person or virtual volunteer and sign up for the NATIONAL SITE OPERATIONS DATABASE.

ALSO – Fill out the New York City Mayor’s Office of Nightlife and Entertainment and Women in Hospitality United’s industry-related surveys to provide important feedback for relief efforts.
Women in Hospitality United Survey
Mayor’s Office of N&E Survey

SPANISH SPEAKERS – Stony Brook Hospital on Long Island is currently in dire need of bilingual people who can help translate between medical staff and patients/families. They have a particular need for Spanish speakers. No medical background needed, just the ability to help bridge that communication gap. This would all be done remotely, through Zoom/Skype/Facetime, and no specific hours are necessary. The hospital is looking for a deep bench of volunteers they can call on during those moments when they need this sort of help. Anyone interested should please contact : Roseanna.Ryan@StonyBrookMedicine.edu

Please add additional resources, surveys and more in the comments section.

And if you are missing the party like we are, please head over to our Mood Board page for a virtual trip down memory lane, or if you are a client or venue we work with and want to send us a digital “Thanks!” for past work, please leave us a Google review if you haven’t yet – they’re like gold to us 🙂

Remember! We’re New York tough!