When people think of the Harvard Club of Boston a few things usually come to mind: fine dining, weddings, and squash. But the Club is much more: it's a place where you'll run into classmates; share special times with your family; take steps toward a fit lifestyle; watch your children light up when they decorate their own pumpkin at the Annual Halloween Party; celebrate a birthday party; learn about wines, travel, books, or even ballroom dancing via the 100 activities offered each year. And it gives access to reciprocal clubs from London to New York, offering you and your family accommodations in distant locations. All of this and a staff committed to making sure your every visit is one to remember. In short, the Harvard Club of Boston is a gentle oasis for you and your family to enjoy. Facilities: The Main Clubhouse has (10) private dining rooms available for meetings, breakfast, lunch, and dinner with seating up to 400 and up to 600 for cocktail receptions. The Downtown Clubhouse has (7) private rooms available with seating up to 100 available for meetings and luncheons and up to 200 for breakfast and dinner. Cocktail receptions can be accommodated up to 600. Parking is available (in the club’s private lot) on a limited first come first serve basis at an hourly rate, The Harvard Club has “alternative” parking available when the lot is at capacity. For any occasion -- weddings, dinners, receptions, meetings, the Downtown Harvard Club has function rooms that can accommodate 4 to 400 people. Executive Chef Erik LaCross will gladly tailor a menu to suit your specific needs. Schedule a weekend event and enjoy the exclusivity of the entire club, offering unparalleled views of Boston. For parties, weddings or business meetings, the Main Clubhouse offers a variety of rooms to fit your exact needs, accommodating as few as 5 and as many as 500 people. Let our Catering and Culinary Staffs make your next event one to remember! Dress Code: Business Casual shall be the standard dress for men and women at both Clubhouses. Business casual would include collared shirts, casual (but not denim) slacks, and non- athletic shoes. Only a kosher caterer can be brought in. The Club has a preferred vendor for this service. The Club must be closed in order to do a kosher event for over 60 people.

When people think of the Harvard Club of Boston a few things usually come to mind: fine dining, weddings, and squash. But the Club is much more: it's a place where you'll run into classmates; share special times with your family; take steps toward a fit lifestyle; watch your children light up when they decorate their own pumpkin at the Annual Halloween Party; celebrate a birthday party; learn abou... more

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