Introducing Folio Bistro: A European Culinary Journey Awaits!
On May 8, 2023, the Boston Athenaeum announced the opening of its new street-level bistro, …
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The Boston Athenaeum presents two floors of distinctive space within a historic five-story landmark. This cultural institution, blending museum, library, and members club elements, has been a haven for bibliophiles, art enthusiasts, and the intellectually curious since its establishment in 1805.
Greet your guests atop Boston’s historic Beacon Hill and ensure a grand entrance by starting the evening in the Bow Room and Henry Long Room. Celebrate past and present by joining your guests for dinner immersed in the newly renovated Leventhal Room.
The Bow Room greets guests with stunning views of historic Beacon Hill, making it an ideal gathering setting. As the focal point for welcoming guests, this cultural space sets the tone for any event.
Surrounded by vast collections and timeless architecture, the Henry Bayard Long Room is the heart of first-floor entertaining. Ideal for wedding ceremonies, corporate dinners, or vibrant cocktail receptions, this space offers a magical experience, transporting guests to another era.
With the thoughtful expansion and renovation, The Leventhal Room includes massive windows and city views overlooking the Granary Burying Ground.
With over five floors of unique space, book lovers, artisans, academics, and those seeking a remarkable event setting, opt for this historical gem.
For Curious Palates.
Folio is unexpected in both ambiance and intrigue. Enjoy made-to-order shareable plates, discover new and old-world wines, and sip craft cocktails in a European-inspired setting.
The Boston Athenæum is a unique combination of a library, museum, and cultural center in a magnificent landmark building.
Founded in 1807, the Athenæum flourished in culture-starved Boston. It grew rapidly as it voraciously acquired books, art, and rare artifacts. An art gallery was added in 1827, and the library began a series of yearly exhibitions of American and European art. For nearly half a century, the Athenæum was the unchallenged center of intellectual life in Boston, and by 1851, it had become one of the largest libraries in the United States.
In 2022 The Boston Athaneaum expanded into 14 Beacon Street, bridging history with the future. The expansion created additional multi-use space ideal for entertaining.
On May 8, 2023, the Boston Athenaeum announced the opening of its new street-level bistro, …
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