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Since the Garden opened its doors in 1976, it has become the emerald jewel in the crown of Atlanta culture.

1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Envision-filling Day Hall, the Garden's largest reception space, with family and friends for a lavish banquet or reception.  This high-ceilinged ballroom offers picturesque floor-to-ceiling doors that open to Lanier Terrace. Elegant, hand-crafted lighting accommodates the Garden's receptions with style. The adaptable space may be designed in a multitude of ways by adding a dance floor, lounge, or stage. Guests may spill out onto the adjacent Lanier Terrace, Levy Parterre, and Mediterranean-influenced Cox Courtyard. Day Hall is also perfect for the diverse needs of corporate conferences and lectures.

A/V Equipment

Air Conditioning

Heating

Projector & Screen

Sound System

Outdoor Area

Private Entrance

Great Views

ADA Compliant

Day Hall & Lanier Terrace 

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Classical architecture is seamlessly integrated with contemporary interior design in this wonderful reception area. It features a soft color scheme, elegant lighting, bamboo floors, and a built-in-granite credenza that is perfect to display photos or serve your special cake. Also perfect for seated lectures or standing business parties, Mershon Hall offers several sets of double Palladian doors that fill the space with natural light and allow guests to move easily to the adjoining Levy Parterre for style inside and out.

Kitchen

Mershon Hall

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Guests enter the ground level of Gardenhouse through the Gallery, a clean, modern space with views of the Mediterranean-inspired Cox Courtyard, anchored by Three Graces Fountain. This open space is great for small receptions, corporate training, seminars and more.

Breakout Rooms

Green Room

Gardenhouse Gallery

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Two adjoining conference rooms can serve as back-of-house to the Gallery. Decked out with rolling tables and chairs, plus a projector screen, these are great spaces for trainings, meetings and breakout sessions, particularly when you use these rooms in conjunction with the Gallery.

Street Level Access

Orchid Room

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Two adjoining conference rooms can serve as back-of-house to the Gallery. Decked out with rolling tables and chairs, plus a projector screen, these are great spaces for training, classes, meetings, and breakout sessions, particularly when you use these rooms in conjunction with the Gallery.

The Magnolia

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The Allen and Gail Hardin Visitor Center provides a beautiful entry experience for visitors, just steps away from the SAGE Parking Facility. This dramatic transparent structure filled with natural daylight is a lovely starting point for a visit. The well-appointed Conference Room on the second level provides an impressive setting for a small group meeting.

Hardin Visitor Center Conference Room

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Completely renovated with the construction of the Center for Conservation and Training inside the Fuqua Orchid Center, the Georgia-Pacific Classroom is an elegant space for smaller seminars and gatherings. Accessible through entrances in the Edible Garden and the Orchid Display House, this chic space offers sliding doors for increased privacy, large white board and TV/projection equipment. The Georgia-Pacific Classroom is adjacent to a warming kitchen should your event require it.

Georgia-Pacific Classroom

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Alston Overlook delivers a breathtaking panorama. Across the colorful beds of the Levy Parterre, the Fuqua Conservatory is framed by the Midtown skyline. Further in the distance, the Midtown skyline hovers above the treetops of Piedmont Park. Imagine how fabulous your wedding or cocktails reception would be in this gorgeous location.

Private Dining

Alston Overlook

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The Fragrance Garden is tucked quietly between the (Fuqua Conservatory) and (Orchid Center). Fragrant herbs, brilliant flowers and a reflecting pond with (sculpture feature) create an ideal gathering space for small ceremonies.

Fragrance Garden

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Atlanta's dramatic skyline is the backdrop for these impressive spaces that overlook Piedmont Park. A colorful Flower Walk leads guests to a pavilion-style gazebo just above several terraces of lush succulent beds.

Skyline Robinson Gazebo & Event Lawn

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Plan an event in the treetops at the foot of the spectacular 600-foot-long Kendeda Canopy Walk. Sourwood Terrace serves as the woodland landing for seated dinners or cocktail parties. Guests may stroll the Canopy Walk for wonderful views of the surrounding old-growth forest, one of the few remaining of its kind in Atlanta.

Sourwood Terrace

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Accessible via the Flower Bridge from the Southern Seasons Garden, the Trustees Garden is a walled "secret" garden defined by corner classical pavilions, with formal dwarf boxwoods edgings around the flower beds. A beautiful balustrade winds up the entrance, providing a gorgeous vista over the Earth Goddess and the Cascades Garden.

Meetings

Trustees Garden

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As the Garden's full-service restaurant, Longleaf offers Garden guests a wide variety of plant-to-plate cuisine to satisfy any taste. Even better, the airy space lined with floor-to-ceiling windows offers event space for private indoor dining, rooftop cocktail receptions and events on the patio, where your guests can take in the sights of the Anne Cox Chambers Southern Seasons Garden. The only thing better than the view is the food. Catering options (for rentals inside the restaurant only) range from brunch to dinner and buffet to plated meals with fabulous beverage packages for any occasion. The capacity of these spaces depends on the type of event.

Spaces	Seated	Standing
Day Hall & Lanier Terrace	200	400
Mershon Hall	175	175

Spaces	Seated	Standing
Cabaret & Downstairs Gallery	--	--
Theatre, Cabaret & Downstairs Gallery	150	--

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