The Sinnott Family - Bank of Utica Auditorium, located on the ground floor of the Museum of Art, features 271 comfortable seats with a floor-to-ceiling projection screen and modern projection facilities. This is an ideal space for award presentations, slide lectures, and small musical recitals.

Fountain Elms is an 1850 Italianate villa connected to the Museum of Art. An enclosed Terrace seats a maximum of 50 people (75 standing) and is equipped with a large, modern kitchen, and an outdoor patio with an awning during late spring/summer months. Arrangements can also be made for private tours of the various period rooms to complement your event.

Located in the Milton J. Bloch Education Wing of the Museum of Art, the Pribble Room can accommodate meetings of 20 persons or less. It is equipped with a kitchenette suitable for serving lunch or light refreshments. The room also contains an 85" digital display with a computer system capable of video conferencing, distance learning, and webinars. Along with a retractable floor-to-ceiling projection screen and a view to the Sculpture Grove make it the perfect gathering place for small groups. 

The Edward Wales Root Sculpture Court in the Museum of Art is periodically available for special events and can accommodate up to 350 people.