This small chapel, once called the Winter Chapel to Catholic families who once attended mass here, survived the fire of 1995 and suffered mostly smoke damage. This meeting space can seat up to 50 people for small weddings, renewal of vows, intimate recitals, and more. It has been restored in a style reminiscent of the original Italian Baroque design. Be sure to look for the original wall chandeliers, woodwork and stained-glass windows.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Theater
Capacity: 50 People

Amenities

Features

The Foundation Room features exposed hand-carved limestone laid as the building foundation in 1908 for Historic All Saints. The original Romanesque columns offer a beautiful and historic backdrop for your meetings of up to 100 people. This site also includes a catering kitchen, restrooms and state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Theater
Capacity: 100 People

Amenities

Features

The main event center boasts an Eastern European Byzantine historic exterior with Cathedral ceilings and a modern retro interior with exposed 1908 brickwork. The Romanesque structure features a 90ft. dome, state-of-the-art audio/visual services and staging system. The Saints Center seats 400 with a variety of seating options to choose from. A catering kitchen, restrooms and an off-stage prep area are provided.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Theater
Capacity: 400 People

Amenities

Features

What was once the sacristy where priests would prepare for mass, this small meeting room is named the Phoenix because of its ability to rise from the ashes. Like the chapel, this room suffered minimal damage and now serves as space for round-table discussions and meetings for 15 people. The Phoenix Room also has access to the catering kitchen, restrooms and select audio/visual services.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Theater
Capacity: 15 People

Amenities

Features