Venue + production / Hudson Valley

Make room for the moment.

Morrow House is a warm, light-filled place for conferences, celebrations, and the careful work that makes a room feel alive.

Plan your gathering Walk through the house

A 1930s glasshouse, five minutes from the river.

Production team preparing a candlelit dinner inside a tall-arched venue — **Tonight at Morrow** Long-table supper / 84 guests / doors at 6:30

Gather with intention Stay for the story Leave a little changed Gather with intention

01 / The house

A place with a point of view.

Old plaster, high windows, and rooms that move easily from a quiet strategy day to a full room of music. We keep the bones, then make space for what is yours.

Sunlit lounge with arched windows, low sofas, and a central table

The long room / 120 standing

Gather close.

Soft corners for arrivals, conversation, and the first glass poured.

Ask about a floor plan

Outdoor dining table set beneath string lights at sunset

The garden / 80 seated

Let the evening in.

String lights, river air, and a table that keeps the conversation moving.

Quiet guest room with a linen curtain and afternoon light — The quiet room / 16 seated

Dinner place setting with flowers, candlelight, and folded linen — The supper table / 72 seated

Live band performing on a lit stage from the sound desk — The stage / 250 standing

02 / Gatherings

Bring the people. We will mind the details.

01 Conferences + offsites 15 - 180 people
02 Weddings + celebrations 20 - 250 people
03 Dinners + launches 12 - 120 people
04 Full production support Sound / light / flow

03 / Recent notes

The room remembers.

A few glimpses from the work: a welcome dinner under the trees, a founder's retreat at first light, and the moment a quiet room finds its voice.

Speaker standing in a pool of light before a seated audience

Field note / April

A room that listened.

For a two-day leadership retreat, the best production choice was leaving room for silence.

Candlelit dinner table dressed with flowers and warm folded napkins

Field note / June

After the toast.

A dinner for 72, with a long pause between courses and the garden still warm after dark.

Band playing beneath stage lights while guests watch from the sound desk

Field note / August

Sound carries.

When the last song arrived, every corner of the house knew where to look.

04 / Start a brief

Tell us what you are making.

Share the early shape of your gathering. We will reply with a useful first pass on space, timing, and the details that make the day feel like itself.

Tours are held Wednesday - Saturday, by appointment.