Journey through 5,000 years of human creativity: from the treasures of antiquity to 21st - Century masterworks, including Monet, Rembrandt, and O’Keefe as well as contemporaries such as Kehinde Wiley and Mickalene Thomas. Located in the Neighborhood of the Arts, and considered one of the finest regional art museums in the country, the Memorial Art Gallery is known for its comprehensive, well-balanced collection and dynamic schedule of exhibitions year-round.

THE STORE @ MAG is the place in Rochester to find local, hand-crafted gifts for family and friends featuring works by over 75 regional artists. In addition to exhibition space, MAG also features a range of rental spaces with in-house catering available by our on-site restaurant, Brown Hound Downtown.

Attractions

Bus Parking:
Food Service Available:
- On-site Restaurant
- Box Lunch Available
- Lunch Served
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Shopping

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Eat, Drink Type

Cuisine:
- American
- Bakery
- Coffee & Tea
- Dessert
- Vegetarian/Vegan

General

Reduced Occupancy/Occupancy Limits:
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Dining

Curbside Pick Up Available:
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Description Corporate receptions, annual meetings and retreats Employee recognition receptions Conferences and seminars Holiday parties Community meetings Rehearsal dinners Wedding ceremonies and receptions Retirement and anniversary parties Bridal and baby showers Music recitals Lectures
Largest Room 477
Reception Capacity 477
Space Notes Picturesque surroundings in an accessible city location Flexible meeting spaces Fine dining and full-service gourmet catering Private viewing of the museum Ample free parking
Theatre Capacity 296
Banquet Capacity 223
Number of Rooms 5

Meeting Rooms

Gallery Auditorium

Theater Capacity: 296

M&T Bank Ballroom

Banquet Capacity: 223
Reception Capacity: 477

Bausch & Lomb Parlor

Reception Capacity: 50

Lynne Lovejoy Parlor

Reception Capacity: 40

Vanden Brul Pavilion

Reception Capacity: 200

The FUA Krew

Recurring weekly on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday until December 31, 2020

Modern graffiti art has as its origins in the wall writing that emerged in U.S. cities in the late 1960s as a way for kids to mark territory or “turf” and to communicate with friends and enemies.

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