First Unitarian Society of Chicago Museum in Chicago, IL

First Unitarian Society of Chicago is a venue located in Chicago, IL. Established in 1893, this building features Victorian-era architecture and sophisticated interiors. Here, the staff welcomes a wide spectrum of events, including weddings, reunions, parties, concerts, meetings, and lectures. The Space With nearly 30,625 square feet of space, First Unitarian Society of Chicago can accommodate up to 230 people. This venue balances striking designs, a traditional aesthetic, and refined elements for an intriguing place to get together. Stone archways and ornate windows contribute to the location’s overall dramatic ambience. Chandeliers add an elegant flair while vaulted ceilings create an open and airy atmosphere. The flexible space can be configured into a variety of layouts, including seated, performance, meeting, cocktail hour, and standing-only arrangements. For an outdoor event, guests can get together on the property’s small lawn. The Experience This venue is equipped to create an exceptional experience for visitors. For your convenience, the staff is pleased to manage the setup and cleanup of equipment, and they can even provide a coat check service. The dedicated event manager strives to ensure that every detail of your event is accounted for. They are happy to provide tables, chairs, and tableware for private get-togethers.