Guest Capacity:	300 Reception Style 300 Seated Dinner 200 Classroom 300 Theatre
With Gallery Viewing:	650
Availability:	Daily, 8:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m.
Dimensions:	65 x 80 feet
Square Footage:	5,119
Ceiling Height:	27 feet

Print a brochure about the Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room.

Chicago has been a major center for American architecture since the late 19th century. The city's most important early architects, Louis Sullivan, and his partner, Dankmar Adler, designed the Chicago Stock Exchange, built from 1893 to 1894. When the original Stock Exchange was demolished in 1972, sections of Sullivan's elaborate stenciled decorations, molded plaster capitals, and art glass were preserved from the Trading Room. Using these fragments, the Art Institute was able to reconstruct the Trading Room in its new Rubloff Building, constructed between 1976 and 1977.

Make an impression by hosting a refined and distinguished event for your guests that includes main floor and balcony seating. With an evening of dinner, entertainment, and amusement in the opulence of this historic room, your special event is further accentuated with remarks made from the authentic officers' rostrum. Set a traditional stage for stand-up buffet receptions or choose from a three- to four-course seated dinner.

Join the growing list of those that return every year to enjoy the stunning surroundings and unparalleled ornamental detailing of the Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room.

Interested in booking this space? Call (312) 443-3530 for a quote.