Corporate Events
Since its completion in 1931, the Empire State Building has been an international icon, a National historic landmark, and the World's Most Famous Office Building.
Events held at the Empire State Building offer an experience unlike any other for our corporate clients and their domestic or international guests — providing a premiere location to showcase New York City with expansive event space, Art Deco architecture, and unparalleled panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and beyond.
Our event space is perfect for product launches, conferences, cocktail receptions, dinners, and holiday parties. There is no other building in the world comparable to the Empire State Building, and there is no better venue to host your next corporate event.
Contact
If you are interested in holding your next corporate event at the Empire State Building, please contact Melanie Maasch, Director of Brand Development and Public Relations at (212) 736-3100 or mmaasch@esbnyc.com. Requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Pricing is available upon request.
Please note that we cannot accommodate weddings, birthday parties and other personal events; ESB does not have meeting facilities and conference rooms for rental.
Requests must include the following information for consideration:
- Contact name, title, company
- E-mail address
- Telephone number
- Event name, purpose and description of event
- Event date and times needed (include set up and breakdown times)
- Number of expected guests (include celebrity and/or VIP involvement if applicable)
- Event requirements/needs
- Anticipated media coverage
Licensing & Partnerships
Discover the opportunity to license the trademarked Empire State Building or create a partnership with ESB and your organization.
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Film & Photo Shoots
Many memorable films and famous photographs have been shot on location at ESB. Request to schedule your next movie or photo shoot here.
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Celebrity & Dignitary Visits
ESB offers celebrities and dignitaries exclusive access to the 103rd floor- the highest point in Manhattan.
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