CARPENTER'S BARN

The Community Arts Hall:

Carpenter's Barn is the stone carriage house, built in 1889, in the corner of Lakeland Park on Cazenovia Lake.  In 2021 the main room was repurposed as a meeting place for the arts.

The Community Arts Hall at Carpenters Barn is a 1,350 square foot space,  a large multi-purpose space that can be used for arts-related community gatherings ,lectures, events, and classes. It is a very flexible and welcoming space.   If you are interested in hosting an arts-related event, please fill out the Community Hall form and we will get back to you about scheduling.

Click here to reserve the Community Arts Hall
Click here for usage details

If you are hosting an event in which you are charging a fee, the rate to rent is $50 for up to 4 hr, $75 for up to 6 hr and $100 for more than 6 hr use of the Barn. If your event is a free arts-related event open to the public, once approved, you may use the Barn free of charge but we invite you to make a donation to help us keep the lights on!

The usable space in the Hall is approximately  30 X 45 ft. Ceilings are 20 ft high.  Air is circulated through MIRV 14 filters approximately every 11 minutes. See COVID and Mask Policy (updated 26JAN2023).

Here is a list of available items that are in the Barn:

• 19-foldable tables 5'x2.5'
• 100-chairs with padded seat and back
• 6-stools
• 10- pedestals of varying sizes
• 8-easels of varying sizes
• large industrial sink/hot and cold water
• access to bathroom.

Special arrangements can be made for access to:

• sound Equipment
• large movable mirror
• drafting Table

In an effort to keep the Barn as low maintenance as possible we ask that each renter is responsible for cleaning and putting back all items used, once a date and time are agreed on Liz will send a contract to be signed. If you have any questions please contact Liz Lurie lizluriecb@gmail.com.

Thank you, we hope you choose to have your arts-related event in this historic, beautiful space!

To inquire about the studios info@cazarts.com.

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