Artists For Humanity — Attraction in Boston

The Artists for Humanity EpiCenter played host to what ended up being a dream wedding for my wife and I. Looking at venues in Boston for 250 people was a bit disheartening until Artists for Humanity was recommended to us. We knew we didn't want a hotel ballroom wedding and AFH offered us the perfect canvas. The space itself is beautiful, I'm sure you could spend thousands of dollars brining in lighting and flowers but it's entirely unnecessary. The rotating art installations are all incredible and we loved the cafe lighting that AFH offered.

For our wedding we worked with Kristina and she was excellent. AFH has an exclusive catering agreement with Gourmet Catering which may sound limiting, but in the end I think was a blessing. It's clear that AFH and Gourmet have their events down to a science and Kristina worked extremely effectively with the Gourmet team. Kristina and AFH also went above and beyond, providing us with easels to use during the setup and additional supplies (tables, etc...) that we would have otherwise needed to purchase ourselves. Overall we got everything we wanted and more from AFH as a venue and Kristina as a...

The site of the last big party I went to before March 2020!

We are wedding photographers, and had the delight of photographing our last wedding of the 2019 season here. Little did we know it would be the last big wedding we would photograph for a year! I took the experience for granted, but as the pandemic took over the world, I reminisced about this party and what it represented. I would remember being surrounded by people in the cocktail hour space. I remembered whirling through the dance floor with the huge spinning disco ball overhead. I remembered all the cool misfits outside smoking in the chilly autumn air. It was fun to remember this space and this wedding.

I think we are coming back again this year and it's going to be a powerful experience personally, to enjoy being back at it, doing our thing, surrounded by happy people at a wedding, in the same venue, now that the world has some...

I've been the to Artists for Humanity Center for several charity events. The modern building is conveniently located in South Boston (my home base). It's a large 2 floor open space with updated art ranging from paintings to sculptures to using everyday items, such as car windows and strategically placing them as guard rails for the lofted second floor. The events I've been too have been catered with plenty of room for many vendors and floor space for dancing if necessary, which in my opinion is always necessary. I could envision this space being used also as a unique and beautiful...