Tappo at the Museum

1 Museum Ct, Buffalo, NY
Show Phone
www.tappoatthemuseum.com
Capacity: 200 people

About Tappo at the Museum

The Buffalo History Museum is a National Historic Landmark designed by Buffalo architect George Cary. Originally known as the New York State Building, the structure served as the hostess for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition and was intended to remain the permanent home for local history. We view this building as our largest artifact and a wonderful tool to achieve our mission: experiencing history with you. Please visit our website or contact us for more event information!
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Event Pricing

Museum Rental Rate
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Attendees: 10-200 | $750 /event
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Food and Beverage Minimum
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$3,000 - $5,000 /event
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Event Spaces

Outdoor Terraces
Outdoor Terraces

Outdoor Venue

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The Mezzanine
The Mezzanine
Maximum Capacity: 80
General Event Space

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The State Court Room
The State Court Room
Maximum Capacity: 200
General Event Space

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The Penfold Portico Gallery
The Penfold Portico Gallery
Maximum Capacity: 175
General Event Space

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The Portico
The Portico
Maximum Capacity: 200
Outdoor Venue

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Auditorium
Auditorium
Maximum Capacity: 200
Auditorium

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Board Room
Board Room
Maximum Capacity: 10
Private Dining Room

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Neighborhood
  1. Park Meadow ( near Black Rock )
Venue Types
  1. Museum
Amenities
  • ADA/ACA Accessible
  • On-Site Catering Service
  • Outdoor Function Area
  • Waterview
  • Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi
Features
  • Max Number of People for an Event: 200