Large Event Venues in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Survey six large event venues in Pittsburgh, PA. Seated capacities span 500 to 2,800 with a median of 950 across venues with known capacity. The mix includes four event spaces, one gallery, and one theater, with options such as the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts.
What to expect
Expect seated capacity coverage from 500 up to 2,800, with a median of 950 across this six-venue set. The inventory skews toward Event Space (4), with a single Gallery and a single Theater, including options like Three Stories, Byham Theater, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts, and the Kamin Science Center. Amenities vary: AV/tech appears at 50% of venues; parking and in-house catering at 33% each; wheelchair accessible and bridal suite at 17% each. Rental fees vary and are not specified for this group.
Large Event Venues in Pittsburgh
- Carnegie Museum of Natural History — up to 800 guests
- Three Stories — up to 2,780 guests
- Fairmont Pittsburgh — up to 600 guests
- Byham Theater — up to 1,300 guests
- David L. Lawrence Convention Center
- Kamin Science Center — up to 500 guests
- Benedum Center for the Performing Arts — up to 2,800 guests
- Stetson Convention Services
Frequently asked questions
- What capacity range can I plan for with large venues in Pittsburgh?
- Seated capacities range from 500 to 2,800, with a median of 950 across venues with known capacity.
- What types of venues are available in this list?
- The set includes Event Space (4), Gallery (1), and Theater (1).
- What amenities are commonly offered?
- Across these venues, AV/tech is listed by 50% of venues; parking and in-house catering by 33% each; wheelchair accessible and bridal suite by 17% each.
- How much do these venues cost to rent?
- Rental fees are not specified for this set; pricing varies by venue.
- Which notable venues are included?
- Three Stories, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Benedum Center for the Performing Arts, Byham Theater, and Kamin Science Center.