A perfect table for every occasion. Take a seat… or 1,000 in any of our wide selection of chairs. Linens add color, texture and create one-of-a-kind tablescapes. Design the perfect tabletop with our extensive china patterns. Create an intimate space with our lounge furniture collections. Browse the latest selection of new and innovative inventory.arrow, for rentarrow is located in the same building as big city cafe, right near downtown athens and the cobbham and boulevard neighborhoods. arrow is available to rent for birthday parties or workshops or classes, and other activities and gatherings. we have three generous sized rooms, as well as an outdoor playspace.since we are a non-profit organization, we depend on donations to keep our doors open. by using our facility, you are making a direct donation to children & families in the athens community. all proceeds from our rentals directly support our programs & offerings.some important information to know:a wide variety of events take place at arrow — everything from birthday parties to board meetingscontact us to check availability.
our space is used throughout the day and some evenings.rental of the facility can not be used for a public use, profit-generating event (as per the 501(c)(3) regulations)full-indoor capacity of arrow is 60 persons (studio d) & 45 persons (studio c) according to the Athens-Clarke County Fire Marshal.amenities:arrow studio d: (entrance faces meigs street)main playroom: large spacious, light-filled room with glass garage door that may be opened in good weathercraft/dining area w/adjoining kitchen: large bright room, with large adjustable-height table & small kitchen with basic appliancessmall nap room: nice, small, quiet room with 2 cribs and a rocking chair, perfect for any little guests that need a restarrow garden: small side garden shared by both of our studios, contains a sandbox, twig tunnel & other items geared for funrestroom: family-friendly & located off the hallway shared by both our studiosarrow studio c: (entrance faces finley street, located down small concrete path on the left side of the courtyard of big city cafe)large room: large spacious, light-filled room with glass garage door arrow garden: small side garden shared by both of our studios
, contains a sandbox, twig tunnel & other items geared for funrestroom: family-friendly & located off the hallway shared by both our studiosrates:hourly rate: $75/hour (meetings)party rate: $140/2.5 hrs. (parties & events)*please let us know if you need help with creating activities during your event. we often can help! also, please note that additional charges may apply if extra staff is needed. please contact us for more info.Rental of the Sexton's House A fee of $250 is charged for a two-hour reception. This fee includes access one hour before (for setup) and thirty minutes after the reception (for cleanup). The Sexton's House, an historic 19th-century house, is available for event rental in the heart of Athens. The Friends of Oconee Hill Cemetery invite you to host your next event at the Sexton's House, located adjacent to the University of Georgia and only minutes from downtown Athens. The Sexton's House is available for hosting friends and family prior to and after internments.
In response to numerous requests, the Sexton's House is available for rental for functions other than those related to Oconee Hill Cemetery. It is a lovely setting for family reunions, showers, teas, birthday or bridal luncheons, club or board meetings, and small receptions. With ample parking, the location is perfect for entertaining with its three parlors, dining room and center hall. Period furnishings add elegance to any event. The wrap-around porches provide additional space for guests. The catering kitchen has a microwave oven and a commercial-size refrigerator with generous work space. Available for rental seven days a week from 8 am until 6 pm in the summer and until 5 pm in the winter. The house and restrooms are wheel-chair accessible. Guidelines for Use of the House When using the house, please remember that much of the furniture is antique and care must be used to protect it. Smoking and the use of any open flame, including candles or a grill, are strictly prohibited throughout the house and on all porches.
The kitchen has a microwave oven and commercial refrigerator. No ovens for cooking are in the property. Ice, serving dishes and utensils, and supplies for cleanup must be provided by the caterers or persons renting the house; these items also include paper towels and trash bags. All excess food must be removed from the kitchen, and all refuse must be removed from the premises. A padded protective mat is provided for the reception table in the dining room and must be in use during the event. A white tablecloth is provided as well. Any surfaces in the house may be used for flowers, food, or beverages. However, mats and or tablecloths must be placed on the surfaces of all pieces of furniture to protect them from damage. Keep in mind that much of the furniture is antique. Equipment failure, maintenance issues, or breakage should be reported to the docent on duty.Announcement about our DVD Rentals ICLE will be permanently closing our DVD Rentals section as of March 31st, 2017.
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