Victor Borge Hall combines the best in Scandinavian design with state-of-the-art technology. The 168-seat auditorium is perfect for business, press, and scholarly meetings as well as symposia, lectures, films, and concerts. The hall is equipped with 35 mm film projectors with Dolby Surround Sound, digital projection capability and digital recording equipment for concerts and presentations.

A spacious gallery adjacent to the room is ideal for small receptions before or after your event, and a green room is available for use by performers and presenters.

Volvo Hall is a bright, dramatic space with glass walls to its east and west overlooking Park Avenue. Located on the second floor, it has an adjoining garden terrace with quartzite stone and wood details, offers an ideal setting for outdoor receptions and meeting breaks. Volvo Hall can accommodate up to 220 guests for receptions and 100 for seated dining, has facilities for business presentations and conferences. The hall is also ideal for wedding receptions, corporate presentations and luncheons, showroom space for merchandisers and has been used for fashions shows for several years.

The F. Donald Kenney Reception Area and Taplin Café, a 2,200 square foot space located on the main level of Scandinavia House overlooking Park Avenue, houses Smörgås Chef at Scandinavia House and can accommodate an evening reception or a seated dinner.

Treat guests at your next event to world-class exhibitions of the best Scandinavian painting, sculpture, photography, and design. Our gallery, an expansive 1,800 square foot space with high ceilings and a polished spruce floor, is a stylish setting for receptions of up to 150.

The Halldór Laxness Library, a handsome space for meetings of up to 20 people, is furnished in classic Scandinavian design. Huge windows overlook Park Avenue, offering an excellent vista of New York landmarks. Computers with internet access are available and a small reading area is adjacent to the main part of the room.