The Hawken House
4.7(53)
Museum
About
The Hawken House offers a distinctive historic setting for business events, blending 19th-century Federal/Greek Revival architecture with a modern banquet hall known as the Hearth Room. The Hearth Room accommodates up to 110 guests in a fully accessible space with an adjacent patio and garden, ideal for meetings, receptions, and networking gatherings.
Located in Southwest Park, the venue provides a warm, inviting atmosphere with kitchen facilities and flexible vendor options, allowing you to customize food and service. Its proximity to outdoor spaces adds versatility for small-group events seeking a unique local character with turnkey hospitality potential.
Best for
- Intimate meetings & historical tours
- Small group dinners with garden access
- Daylong workshops & team retreats
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Federal/Greek Revival Brick Farmhouse from the 1850s
Originally built by Christopher Miller Hawken, this elegant brick farmhouse was relocated in 1970 to preserve its historic character. It serves as a living history museum showcasing 19th-century design and local heritage.
Event Space
The Hearth Room with Modern Amenities
Built in 1989 behind the Hawken House, the Hearth Room blends understated 19th-century elegance with accessibility and modern features. It accommodates up to 110 guests and includes access to adjacent patio and historic grounds.
Historic Grounds
Access to Historic Gardens and Adjacent Park
Event guests can enjoy the garden space next to the venue and the nearby Southwest Park with a large playground, providing a pleasant outdoor setting for breaks or informal gatherings.
At a glance
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Rated 4.7 on Google · 53 reviews