Third floor · Events

Grand Ballroom.

Twenty-two-foot ceilings, a sprung maple floor, and a house piano. Up to 400 for a reception.

GB-1 Still · 21:9 · set, unoccupied Ballroom lit and fully set before guests arrive — chandeliers on, chairs aligned. Anticipation, not event.

The room was drawn for dancing first and dinner second — a sprung floor, sightlines to a raised bandstand, and acoustics tuned by the same engineers who voiced The Duke downstairs. Weddings, galas, award nights, and the occasional record launch.

Reception: 400
Banquet: 260
Theatre: 180
Ceilings: 22 ft
Floor: Sprung maple

GB-2 Still · 4:5 · banquet state Same camera position as GB-1, dressed for a seated dinner.

Banquet

Seated 260

GB-3 Still · 4:5 · live event Same camera position, mid-event — dance floor full, band on.

In full swing

Reception 400

GB-4 Still · 4:5 · detail The house piano, or a chandelier detail against the coffered ceiling.

The piano

House Steinway

The floor

Sprung maple, laid for dancing. Bands love it; so do the people in heels at midnight.

The bandstand

Raised, wired, and lit — bring your own act or book the house band through The Duke.

The kitchen

Dedicated banqueting kitchen one floor down, menus by the signature restaurant's chef.

The calendar

Saturdays book out a year ahead. Thursdays are the connoisseur's choice.

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