Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
Fifth Ave. & 42nd Street
New York, NY 10018
The Library’s landmark Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, with its softly gleaming white marble and Beaux-Arts architecture, sits invitingly amid the jungle of glass, concrete, and asphalt that is Manhattan. With its majestic front steps watched over by the world-renowned Edward Clark Potter lion sculptures, Patience and Fortitude, the building is a quintessential New York City icon. Every year hundreds of clients seek us out to provide the perfect venue for films, fashion shows, wedding receptions, and corporate events — each wanting to capture a piece of the greatest city in the world. The magnificent space, catering to both intimate gatherings as well as lavish extravaganzas, will lend a sense of grandeur and distinction to any occasion. While you and your guests enjoy the glorious setting, you will also become a contributor to one of the world’s great free institutions. All event fees help to support the Library’s indispensable collections, services, and programs.
In an exciting turn of events, The New York Public Library, which has just added two new rental rooms to their list of spectacular rental spaces – the Edna Barnes Salomon Room and the Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division – has changed two longstanding policies in order to allow outside fundraising events and civil wedding ceremonies to take place on their premises.
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In an exciting turn of events, The New York Public Library, which has just added two new rental rooms to their list of spectacular rental spaces – the Edna Barnes Salomon Room and the Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division – has changed two longstanding policies in order to allow outside fundraising events and civil wedding ceremonies to take place on their premises.