Entertaining Options

Entertaining Options

Dorothy and Aaron Podhurst Lobby and Lobby Terrace $6,000 2,508 square feet 300 (Reception) 100 (Banquet) 100 (Theater) The Lobby can be used as both an indoor and outdoor space for cocktail receptions, seated dinners and special programming.

East Portico $13,500 12,205 square feet 1,200 (Reception) 500 (Banquet) 1,000 (Theater) The East Portico is one of the premier event spaces at PAMM. This space offers a direct, breathtaking view of Biscayne Bay. This is the perfect space to host cocktail receptions and dinner parties.

Terrace Platform $10,000 3,302 square feet 350 (Reception) 250 (Banquet) 350 (Theater) The Terrace Platform is another premier event space at PAMM. This is the perfect space for large social events or business lunches.

Auditorium $3,500 seating for 120 $5,000 seating for 231 2,628 square feet 120 (Small configuration) 231 (Large configuration) The Auditorium is ideal for performances, film screenings, lectures or educational activities. This space is equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology.

Padma and Raj Vattikuti Learning Theatre $3,500 2,225 square feet 112 (Theatre) The Learning Theatre was made for informal performances, film screenings, lectures or educational activities. The Learning Theatre is equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology.

Paresky Hall $5,000 2,130 square feet 150 (Reception) 70 (Banquet) 100 (Theater) The Special Events Gallery is adjacent to the Auditorium and has a direct view of Biscayne Bay through its floor to ceiling windows. It is the perfect space to host an intimate dinner reception or a special educational program. *Limited food and beverage

Deborah and Larry Hoffman Boardroom and Northern Trust Terrace $5,000 3,454 square feet 200 (Reception) 160 (Banquet) 80 (Theater) The Deborah and Larry Hoffman Boardroom is the perfect space to host breakfast meetings, seminars or workshops. The Boardroom is equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology. It is located on the third level with access to the Northern Trust Terrace, which has direct views of Biscayne Bay. The Northern Trust Terrace overlooks Biscayne Bay and is adjacent to the Deborah and Larry Hoffman Boardroom. It is perfect for lunch breaks between meetings, a post-meeting cocktail or an intimate dinner party with glowing views.

Museum Buyout $18,000 200,000 square feet 5,000 Buying out the PAMM guarantees exclusive use of all event spaces and the galleries.

Verde $5,000 3,000 square feet 70 (Inside) 30 (Outside)

Entertain at PAMM For more information about Miami s premier event space visit pamm.org/entertaining Contact: Hollie Altman entertain@pamm.org 786 345 5612

Jane and Gerald Katcher Studio Classroom A and Studio Classroom B Rates: Classroom A: $1,000 Classroom B: $1,000 Classroom A+B: $1,500 1,255 square feet (A+B) 839 square feet (A) 416 square feet (B) Classroom A: 839 Classroom B: 416 Classroom A+B: 1,255 The Jane and Gerald Katcher Studio Classroom A is adjacent to Studio Classroom B. These two classrooms can be rented separately or together and can be used for educational programming or business meetings.

Lobby Terrace $1,000 1,621 square feet 150 (Reception) 100 (Banquet) 50 (Theater)

Raquel and Michael Scheck Family Education Terrace $2,500 762 square feet 100 (Reception) 100 (Banquet) 100 (Theater) The Racquel and Michael Scheck Family Education Terrace is the perfect place to host a lunch or cocktail reception between meetings and educational programming.

Additional Spaces Diane and Robert Moss Conference Room $750 232 square feet 20 (Reception) 10 (Banquet) 20 (Theater) Kara and Stephen Ross Classroom $1,000 556 square feet 50 (Reception) 30 (Banquet) 50 (Theater)

Event Policies Accident Reporting Accidents occurring during an event must be immediately reported to the staff member in charge. Alcoholic Beverage Service All alcoholic beverage services shall be provided by the Museum s fully licensed exclusive caterer, Stephen Starr Events. Red wine will not be served inside the Museum. Audiovisual Equipment and Production Services The Museum has an ample supply of audiovisual equipment. Clients may also arrange for audiovisual services through an outside vendor. Please refer to our list of preferred vendors. All events that have production elements must have a Museum audiovisual representative on-site. Booking Procedure Please contact the Sales Department to check availability of your preferred event date. A tentative hold may be placed on a date for up to three (3) business days. If an agreement is not entered into within three(3) business days of the initial hold date, the date will be automatically released. Once an agreement is issued, the signed agreement and deposit will be due within three (3) business days. Cancellations Cancellation fees are based upon the date the Museum receives the cancellation request and are as follows: Receipt three to six months prior to the scheduled Event Date: 25% of Rental Fee Receipt one to three months prior to the scheduled Event Date: 50% of Rental Fee Receipt less than one month prior to the scheduled Event Date: 100% of Rental Fee Cancellation fees shall not apply if the Museum is able to re-book the event date in the same venue that had been reserved for the cancelled event. Catering The Museum has an exclusive catering contractor, Stephen Starr Events. Food and beverages are not permitted in the gallery spaces when exhibits are on display. Ceremony Fees Should client wish to conduct a ceremony on the premises, a $1500 fee will be incurred in addition to the rental fee. Decorations/Floral All décor plans need to be approved by the Museum s Sales Department. Plans should be submitted in writing for approval no later than ten (10) business days prior to the event. Décor elements must not endanger the artwork nor the building. Care must be taken to ensure live plant and flower arrangements are insect-free. Decorations, including floral arrangements, are not permitted in the gallery spaces when exhibits are on display. All decorations are to be in accordance with Fire Department regulations and shall be approved by the Museum in advance. Open flames are not permitted at the Museum. Deliveries Arrangement for event deliveries must be coordinated with the Sales Department. A schedule of deliveries should be provided to the Sales Department ten (10) business days prior to the event. Deposits and Payments The deposit will be one-hundred percent (100%) of the rental fee and payment is due within three (3) days of signing the rental agreement, unless otherwise agreed to in writing. The payment of additional expenses (audiovisual services, additional security, tours, etc.) is due ten (10) days prior to the Event. Payment can be made by cash, wire transfer or credit card, and credit card information is required upon signing an agreement (regardless of payment choice). Checks will be accepted at the Museum s discretion. Entertainment All municipal and county sound ordinances must be obeyed. Reasonable sound limits must be maintained within the Museum building.

Event Policies Event Start and Ending Times Set-up can start as early at 3:00 pm on the East Portico. Set-up in all other event spaces cannot happen until 5:00 pm. Daytime events must end by 4:00 pm. Evening events can start as early as 7:00 pm. Events ending after 1:00 am may be subject to additional hourly fees. Event Rental Fees The rental fees include use of the agreed upon location in the Museum for a five (5) hour period, uniformed security personnel, basic utilities, housekeeping and a facility representative. Audiovisual equipment, technical labor, food, beverage, and additional service staff are not included in rental fees. Gallery Access We encourage you to include a visit of the galleries during your event. There is a rate of $500 per floor per hour to open the galleries when the Museum is closed to the public. Docent-led tours can be provided for an additional $400 per 20 guests. Logistical Plans The Sales Department must review all logistical plans including deliveries times ten (10) business days prior to the event. No Liability Loss or Theft The Museum is not responsible for loss or theft of personal property during an event. Parking The Museum has paid self-parking onsite and valet services can be arranged through an exclusive vendor. Personal Conduct Client and their guests shall conduct themselves at all times on the premises in a proper and orderly fashion. Museum staff shall have the authority to request departure of any person or group acting in an unseemly manner. Photography and Filming Commercial photography and filming will be permitted at the Museum, but permission to photograph any work of art will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Client may take photos/videos of their event for personal use, however the Museum s art collection and exhibitions may not be reproduced in any form to be used for commercial use without written consent from the Museum. Printed Materials Museum must approve the content of invitations, posters, and promotional materials prior to printing, mailing, posting and/or distribution. The use of images of the museum s building or artworks in any publicity or marketing materials is strictly prohibited unless otherwise agreed upon in writing. Museum will require a minimum of five (5) working days to approve promotional materials. Publicity Any public or private event that will draw media attention must be coordinated with the Museum to ensure that the media coverage includes the Museum in an appropriate context. Violations of this policy may result in the cancellation of said event in the Museum s sole discretion. Security Standard uniformed security personnel are included in the rental fee except when multiple galleries remain open or the unique nature of the event requires elevated security. The Museum will determine the number of security personnel required for each event. Signage All signage must be freestanding. Nails and staples may not be used on walls, floors, or ceiling. Signage and other props may not be hung from the roof of the building. Projection of video and/or logos on the walls is possible and may require payment of additional fees. Vendors The Client must submit a list of all subcontracted vendors and suppliers and alert the Sales Department to approximate arrival/delivery/pick-up dates and times. The Client is responsible for the actions of all vendors (party planners, entertainers, florists, audiovisual providers, furniture rental providers, etc.). All vendors shall be subject to the prior approval of the Museum and the rules and regulations of the Museum.