Banquet Halls in Pittsburgh, PA

The Atrium's history dates back to 1926, when John Eisler established Eisler Nurseries. The firm continued to expand and thrive through three generations, and in 1984 John's granddaughter Sherry and her husband Peter Kyne took over the business. Looking to branch out in new directions, the couple saw

The Great Hall provides a splendid setting for your wedding reception, banquet, meeting or special gathering. The Great Hall was designed by William P. Hutchins in the tradition of Gothic architecture for the former St. Teresa of Avila Church. The building was constructed in 1934 of soft gray Indiana

The Ballroom can accommodate from 100 to 300 guests, using six foot round tables for your reception. Complete quality china, silverware, and glassware are used for all buffet or sit down dinners, in conjunction with ivory linen tablecloths and napkins. All necessary tables are skirted with ivory linen.

S Baldwin Social Hall supplies a relaxing and elegant environment for wedding receptions, holiday parties, cocktail receptions, business meetings or any kind of social gathering and is tailored to create memorable events and celebrations. Situated on McAnnulty Road in the middle of Pittsburgh's South