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Event Spaces in Koreatown

Compact event lofts and rooftops on 32nd Street, open long after the rest of Midtown closes.

11 curated venues · from $75/hr · up to 350 guests

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The Auditorium — event space in Koreatown

The Auditorium

Koreatown, Manhattan
$350 / hour
350
The Event Suite — event space in Koreatown

The Event Suite

Koreatown, Manhattan
$350 / hour
50
Meeting Room Fifth Ave — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Fifth Ave

Koreatown, Manhattan
$375 / hour
30
Meeting Room Flatiron — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Flatiron

Koreatown, Manhattan
$275 / hour
20
Meeting Room NoMad — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room NoMad

Koreatown, Manhattan
$100 / hour
10
Meeting Room Park South — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Park South

Koreatown, Manhattan
$120 / hour
10
Meeting Room Madison — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Madison

Koreatown, Manhattan
$75 / hour
4
Meeting Room Alcove — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Alcove

Koreatown, Manhattan
$120 / hour
15
Meeting Room Broadway — event space in Koreatown

Meeting Room Broadway

Koreatown, Manhattan
$85 / hour
8
Chelsea Niche Loft — event space in Koreatown

Chelsea Niche Loft

Koreatown, Manhattan
$1,250 / hour
120
Fifth Ave LOFT — event space in Koreatown

Fifth Ave LOFT

Koreatown, Manhattan
$2,000 / hour
300

Booking an event space in Koreatown

Koreatown packs a lot into a few blocks. Our listings here are mostly event lofts, meeting rooms and rooftops, running from about $75 an hour to $2,000, with capacity from four-person rooms up to three hundred and fifty. Average floor space is smaller than most Manhattan neighbourhoods, which is exactly the point — these are rooms sized for parties of thirty to a hundred rather than for banquets.

The neighbourhood does something no other part of Midtown does: it stays awake. Restaurants, karaoke and bars run past midnight on 32nd Street and the surrounding avenues, which means a late-finishing event does not strand your guests. For birthdays, team socials and anything that wants somewhere to go afterwards, that is a real advantage over Midtown East or the Financial District.

It is also among the best-connected blocks in the city — Herald Square puts almost every line within a few minutes' walk, and Penn Station is around the corner.