Details
- Meeting Rooms: 4
Experience the Magic of the Castle! There is no Twin Cities setting like the American Swedish Institute, a museum and cultural center which opened in 1928 which retains its historic charm. With constantly changing art exhibitions, the award-winning FIKA Café, a destination-worthy ASI Museum Store and the accommodating professionalism of Slate and Stone Catering, we provide an unforgettable backdrop to your special gathering, meeting, reception or celebration. Our campus offers one-of-a-kind spaces for groups of various sizes including the Castle-like Turnblad Mansion and the Scandinavian modern Nelson Cultural Center which encompasses a banquet hall, conference rooms and a stunning outdoor courtyard and terrace. Choose from award-winning menu options ranging from innovative American to New Nordic cuisine and rely on our impressive private group services for your event. Visit ASImn.org/about-us/facility-rental or call to tour: 612-870-3668.
Contact Information
- 2600 Park Avenue
- Minneapolis, Minnesota 55407
- Phone: (612) 871-4907
- Fax: (612) 871-8682
Amenities
- Catering
- Group Rates
- Accessible
- Liquor Service
- In-House Catering
Meeting Spaces
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Classrooms
Occupancy: 5 - 25
Configuration Occupancy Conference 25 -
FIKA
Occupancy: 0 - 60
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Folke Bernadotte Conference Room
Occupancy: 5 - 50
Configuration Occupancy Banquet/Rounds 48 Conference 28 U-Shape 22 Theater 60 -
Larson Hall, Promenade & Terrace
Occupancy: 50 - 400
Configuration Occupancy Banquet/Rounds 280 Theater 300 Reception 400 -
Mansion Grand Hall, Salon & Den
Occupancy: 0 - 150
Configuration Occupancy Reception 150 -
NCC Courtyard
Occupancy: 0 - 800
Configuration Occupancy Banquet/Rounds 200 Theater 250 Reception 800 -
Nelson Cultural Center
Occupancy: 0 - 700
Configuration Occupancy Reception 700 -
Paulson Hall
Occupancy: 5 - 120
Configuration Occupancy Banquet/Rounds 80 Theater 120 -
Stuga
Occupancy: 0 - 32
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