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Gala and fundraiser floor plans
Black-tie dinners, silent auctions and benefit nights, from 168 to 1,120.
What to look at
A gala is a dinner with a queue problem. Look at where the auction goes in each of these: it is always somewhere a line can form that is not between two seated tables.
Every plan in this collection
- Gala Dinner — Lone Star Ballroom — 1,120 at dinner, rounds of ten + stage and dance floor, in a 204′ × 113′, 18′ ceiling space
- Benefit Gala — Grand Ballroom — 320 seated, rounds of ten around a thrust, in a 150′ × 90′, 26′ ceiling space
- Gala Dinner — Glass Atrium — 180 at dinner, rounds of ten, in a 100′ × 78′, 44′ ceiling space
- Awards Banquet — Union Ballroom — 210 at dinner, rounds of ten + dance floor, in a 128′ × 80′, 22′ ceiling space
- Fundraiser Dinner — Fellowship Hall — 168 at dinner, rounds of eight, in a 100′ × 64′, 18′ ceiling space
- Members' Party — Sculpture Court — 220 standing, highboys, lounges and stations, in a 88′ × 62′, open air space
- Convention Banquet — Sovereign Ballroom — 420 at dinner, rounds of ten + dance floor, in a 168′ × 99′, 24′ ceiling space
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