Sunlit by day, transformed by night.
4,000 square feet of columns and open floor, with its own entrance and direct access to the Boathouse and the Armstrong Gallery, so cocktail hour, ceremony and reception can move through every room.
A gallery built to flex.
Exposed columns and a wall of natural light give the Wilder Gallery a different feel than the Boathouse or Armstrong, open, bright and easy to reconfigure. Its own entrance means guests can arrive here directly, and because all three spaces connect, it pairs naturally with the Boathouse for cocktail hours, ceremonies and breakout space during a larger event.
What fits in the gallery.
Most events host 75 to 125 seated.
- The Room
- 4,000 sq ft gallery
- Seated
- Up to 125 seated
- Cocktail
- Up to 175 cocktail-style
Look Around the Wilder Gallery
The room with nothing in it, so you can see the floor, the columns and the light before you picture your own event in it. Drag to look around.
From open floor to full reception.
Columns and light by day. A full cocktail reception by night.

The Evening
When the sun goes down, the Wilder Gallery turns over for cocktail hour and reception, white banquettes and draped high-tops set among the columns, with the Boathouse just through the connecting doors for dinner and dancing.
The Wilder Gallery, answered.
How many guests does the Wilder Gallery hold?
The Wilder Gallery is a 4,000 sq ft gallery. It holds up to 125 seated or up to 175 cocktail-style, and most events host 75 to 125 seated.
Is the Wilder Gallery connected to the other event spaces?
Yes. The Wilder Gallery has its own entrance, and it connects directly to the Boathouse and the Armstrong Gallery, so a single event can flow across all three spaces.
Can the Wilder Gallery be paired with the Boathouse?
Yes. Because the two spaces connect, the Wilder Gallery pairs naturally with the Boathouse for cocktail hours, ceremonies and breakout space while the Boathouse turns over for dinner and dancing.
What kind of events fit the Wilder Gallery?
The Wilder Gallery suits cocktail receptions, ceremonies, fundraisers and mid-size celebrations that want an open, light-filled room, either on its own or paired with the Boathouse for a larger event.
Come see the light in person.
Tell us your date and your guest count. We will walk you through the Wilder Gallery and show you how it connects to the Boathouse.
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