Becker Colleges has two campuses. The urban campus in the Elm Park area of Worcester is comprised of dormitories- some of them historic, classrooms, computer labs, lecture hall, snack bar, dining hall and conference rooms. Six miles west is the rural Leicester campus. There are modern and historic dormitories, classrooms, computer lab, lecture hall, auditorium, snack bar, dining hall, a regulation gymnasium, tennis courts and athletic fields.

Address:
61 Sever Street
Worcester, MA 01609
(508) 373-9452

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The EcoTarium, a Museum of Science and Nature, is a unique indoor-outdoor science and nature museum which has many options for your next event. Three levels of exhibit floors are available after 5:00 p.m. for up to 200 seated guests and 400+ standing guests, depending on the museumís exhibit schedule. The Library, three meeting rooms and Hirsh Telecommunications Center are available for day or night rental with flexible seating options. The Alden Digital Planetarium seats 103 in fixed seating and our outdoor options include upper and lower courtyards, and two large tents that can accommodate 500 people or more. The Planetarium show, 1/3 scale train rides, and special animal presentations are available at additional costs.

Address:
222 Harrington Way,
Worcester, MA 01604
(508) 929-2715

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The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts, a state of the art performing arts center seating 2300 opened in March 2008 after a multi-million dollar renovation returning the facility to its original splendor with modern facilities and amenities. Hosting a variety of cultural events with a full schedule of Broadway shows, the Theatre will be available on a rental basis for a wide variety of programs and events including civic, community, political, religious or collegiate events of local or regional interest. Meetings, celebrity speakers, childrenís entertainment series and ethnic festivals will also be welcomed. The re-opening of this magnificent theatre adds but yet another jewel to Worcesterís Downtown.

Address:
554 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01608
(508)770-0179

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Higgins Armory Museum is a step through history, pass through the Museumís ìcastleî doors and enter an enchanting world of knights in shining armor. The Great Hall, with soaring arches, cobalt blue vaulted ceiling, stained glass, tapestries, and secretive archways is the backdrop to over 70 suits of armor and a multitude of artifacts. Fashioned after the castles of medieval Europe, this space lends itself beautifully to seated dinners, receptions, less formal banquets and buffets.

Capacity:
ï Great Hall - 250 cocktail reception/120 sit-down dinner
ï Auditorium/Orientation Gallery ñ 114 seated with break area
ï Quest Gallery ñ 100 cocktail reception/50 sit-down dinner
ï Classroom ñ 35 seated with AV equipment available

List of Preferred Caterers / Free ample parking.

Address:
100 Barber Ave.
Worcester, MA 01606
508-853-6015 x26

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Mechanics Hall is one of the worldís great concert halls and Americaís finest pre-Civil War performance hall. Steeped in the history of Americaís Industrial Revolution, today it is the site of world-class concerts of jazz, classical, and contemporary music, private galas, business meetings, childrenís theater, weddings and family celebrations, political events, and recording sessions. Mechanics Hall operates as a non-profit rental facility and is known internationally for its superb acoustics and elegant beauty. A great source of community pride, the Hall is listed on the National Register of historic places and is a prime venue for public and private events. The halls beauty allows for wonderful events with no need for dÈcor, this is truly a magnificent facility.

Address:
321 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01608
(508) 752-5608

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Tuckerman Hall, one of the most exquisitely detailed venues in the United States, is available for meetings, lectures, weddings, concerts, and other civic and social functions throughout the year. Auditorium seating capacity is 521. Corporate dinner seating capacity is 270. Wedding seating capacity (with full dance floor and stage) is 200. Tuckerman Hall was designed in 1902 by Josephine Wright Chapman, one of the country's first female architects. Tuckerman Hall's dazzling space and world-class acoustics ensure its status as one of the premiere centers of culture in the northeast.

Address:
At the corner of Salisbury and Tuckerman Streets
P.O. Box 20070, West Side Station
Worcester, MA 01602-0070
(508) 754-1234

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Union Station, one of the Commonwealth's most beautiful structures, underwent a magnificent restoration in 1998-1999. Today it serves as an inter-modal hub, hosting Amtrak, MBTA commuter rail service, taxi service, as well as both intra- and inter-City bus services.

In addition to being a major transportation hub for Central Massachusetts, Union Station is available to hosts functions and events. Maxwell Silverman's is the exclusive caterer and operator for the Grand Hall which can seat up to 200 for dinner or 500 for a reception.  The building is equipped with free wireless internet access. If you are interested in hosting an event in the Grand Hall, please call for availability, Maxwell Silverman's will assist you with all of your planning needs for your special event or function.

Address:
2 Washington Square
Worcester, MA 01604
(508) 755-1200