Auditorium Building - Sullivan Room

430 S. Michigan Avenue, 2nd floor
Chicago, IL  60605

The Sullivan Room at Roosevelt University is located on the 2nd floor overlooking Michigan Avenue. Today, the building is a National Historic Landmark, and the achievement of famed architects Dankmar Adler, Louis Sullivan and young Frank Lloyd Wright as a draftsman. On October 5, 1887, President Grover Cleveland laid the cornerstone for the Auditorium Building. The 1888 Republican National Convention was held at the partially finished building, where Benjamin Harrison was nominated as a presidential candidate. It officially opened in 1889 and was immediately acclaimed as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world.

The Sullivan Room was once used as a "ladies lounge" and one of two spaces in the Auditorium Building hat has been meticulously restored.

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Features

• Contains original artwork from the 1800s
• Contains a Steinway grand piano built for the Centennial Celebration was part of the Roosevelt Estate and is one of only two in existence
• Sitting room parlor set-up is designed to the original configuration
• Has two fireplaces with intricate carved wood with mosaic inlay
• Located in the heart of the city at Michigan Avenue and Congress Parkway
• Facing beautiful Lake Michigan and Buckingham Fountain
• Three blocks from Millennium Park
• Close to several hotels and parking facilities
• Ideal for VIP meetings and events

Capacity & Dimensions

• Dimensions -- 1,000 s.f.
• Cocktail Receptions up to 75 guests
• Sit-down events up to 50 guests

Pricing

Contact Us

Gretchen McGinn
  312-735-2902
  gmcginn@venuelogicchicago.com

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Venue Logic reserves the right for Roosevelt University to refuse rental of space to any organization at the sole discretion of the University. Events that do not serve to enhance the mission of Roosevelt University, or do not properly represent the standards of decorum of an academic institution, will not be accepted. Roosevelt University facilities generally are not available for political meetings or events, religious or sectarian meetings, corporate marketing events, or any gambling related events or activities.