5,200 square feet. Skyline views. Up to 750.

• Square footage: 5,200 (100 × 52 ft)
• Ceiling height: 12 feet
• Shape: rectangular, divisible via airwall into Skyline East (2,080 sq ft, 170 seated) and Skyline West (3,120 sq ft, 250 seated)
• Plated dinner capacity: 450 guests
• Cocktail reception capacity: 700 guests
• Theater seating: 750
• Classroom seating: 300
• View: floor-to-ceiling windows facing east — the city skyline at dusk
• Pre-function space: 1,500 sq ft adjacent

• Theatrical lighting grid (uplight, wash, gobos)
• Drop-down projection + 4-screen configuration
• Sound system supporting band, DJ, or hybrid setups
• Programmable lighting cues
• Multiple stage configurations (front, corner, divisible-split)
• 1Gbps Wi-Fi for live-stream events
• Drapery to dim windows during projection-heavy programs

Weddings (150–450 guests), bar/bat mitzvahs (200–400), corporate gala dinners (200–450), product launches with skyline backdrop, brand activations with skyline views, awards dinners, fashion runways (the rectangular shape suits a long runway down the center), conference plenary sessions (when subdivided for breakouts plus plenary in adjacent halves).

The eastern-facing windows are a defining feature — sunset golden-hour photography during cocktail hour, the city skyline at night. Often chosen for events specifically because of this view.

If your guest count is under 450, the Skyline gives you a more intimate room with a more dramatic view. If you need flexibility — split for ceremony + reception, partition for two simultaneous programs — Skyline's airwall division into East and West does that without changing venues. For events where the visual moment matters (corporate launches, fashion, awards), the skyline view through the wall of glass is the difference.

Horizon is the right call when guest count exceeds 450, when you need column-free for a central mandap or large stage, or when you want 14-foot ceilings and five-way divisibility for dramatic productions.