Social Hall definition

Social Hall means a building designed for use as or used for social assemblies, gatherings, meetings and recreational purposes and includes a masonic temple and a non-residential club but does not include a "place of amusement".

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Social Hall means a Building used or designed to be used for social meetings, gatherings and recreation and includes a non-residential club but does not include a Place of Public Entertainment, provided that -

Social Hall can accommodate 160 people seated at 60 inch round tables (10 at a table) with a buffet set up in the middle of the room: can accommodate 200 people seated for a plated meal. • Main Sanctuary & ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Beit Midrash: available for religious services and life cycle events. The Main Sanctuary will have seating for 400, IPBM 80. No food may be served in these spaces. • Available Equipment Sixty-inch round tables – 20 Eight foot banquet tables – 8 Six foot banquet tables – 6 Chairs: 200 ballroom chairs A deposit of 50% of the room charge and security fee is required to secure the reservation. Following the event, you will receive a statement detailing the remaining charges, and we ask that the balance be paid within 30 days. There must be a credit card on file with the Executive Director. The Building Usage Fees include the presence of a JCAB custodian at your event and use of tables and chairs in the Social Hall. The fee does not include set-up and clean-up, linens, paper-goods, food or beverages.

Examples of Social Hall in a sentence

• The Renter agrees that due to regulations instituted by the Department of Labor and Industry for the occupancy of the Township Social Hall, that no more than two hundred (200) people will be in attendance at any function.

• After a reservation has been finalized for the Social Hall or for a specific minyan, other smachot may arise (e.g., aufruf, brit milah, baby naming, Bar/Bat Mitzvah of a new member, etc.).

• Rinat has a limited number of tables and chairs that may be used in the Social Hall for any event.

• The Township Social Hall serves in the capacity as an emergency evacuation location, and in the event of such an emergency, declared by the Commonwealth, County, or Township, the rental agreement shall be cancelled without prior warning or notification.

• Unless otherwise scheduled, Licensee may use the Social Hall exclusively two (2) times per year during Center regular business hours or non-regular business hours upon confirmation of its schedule forty-five (45) days in advance to reserve the date and time.

• The Sanctuary can safely hold 240 people; the downstairs Social Hall can hold 100.

• The Social Hall may be reserved for up to 4 hours for a flat fee.

• Renter further agrees that all doors will be kept closed during the use of the Social Hall.

• JSGD functions requiring the use of the Social Hall will always take precedence over any other function.

• In the event that the Social Hall is rented for Shabbat lunch, it is the Renter’s responsibility to set up the Social Hall for Seudah Shlishit.

More Definitions of Social Hall

Social Hall means a building designed for use or used primarily for social assemblies, gatherings, meetings or recreational purposes;

Social Hall. The Social Hall is 47’x 59’ and can accommodate up to 175 people for a seated dining, up to 350 people for lecture-style seating, and up to 750 people for dancing. The fee is based on an 8-hour maximum use time of the Social Hall, which includes set-up and clean-up time. Seventeen 8’ x 3’ tables, four 8’ x 2 ½’ tables, fourteen 5’ round tables and 250 padded chairs are included in the fee but not custodial set up, supervision, and clean up time. All other furniture must be provided by the Renter or Caterer.

Social Hall means a building designed to be used for social meetings, gatherings and recreation and includes a Masonic temple and a non-residential club but does not include a place of amusement.