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Renting Pacific Asia Museum
In 1924 when Grace Nicholson took the bold step of designing and constructing a building to resemble a Northern Chinese Imperial style palace, she may well have foreseen that her project would become a landmark historical building in Pasadena. What she probably could not have predicted was the way that Pacific Asia Museum would become more than a museum. Today the building and courtyard provide an elite location for meetings, photo shoots, weddings and sumptuous gala events. Over the past six months:
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- World-renowned spirits company Remy Martin selected Pacific Asia Museum following a nationwide search of potential locations to launch Remy’s new high-end cognac “Louis XIII.” The lavish VIP cocktail party and dinner was attended by international tastemakers including Magic Johnson.
- Elite tea aficionados from across the United States, Europe, Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China held their annual conference on Puerh (pron: poo-ERR) tea at Pacific Asia Museum.
- The cover story of Opera News featured Plácido Domingo at Pacific Asia Museum, promoting his role as The First Emperor in the world premiere of the opera of the same name.
Rental Rates for 2008
The Courtyard seats 120 people for sit down dinners; 300 people for a buffet or cocktail gathering. Add one hour for set-up.
- $950 for 2 hours
- $1,300 for 3 hours
- $1,650 for 4 hours
- $400 per additional hour
The Conservatory Auditorium seats 100 people
- $450 for 2 hours
- $800 for 4 hours
- Plus one hour added for set-up
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Garden View Gallery seats 40 people
- $750 for 2 hours
- $350 per additional hour
The Blue Room seats 15 people
- $350 for 2 hours
Open Galleries for event: $350
