The newest addition to our space, the Lounge is our largest and brightest area, accommodating up to 100 guests. The 22' ceiling, 16' glass garage door, and 3 large windows create a bright and airy atmosphere, while full acoustic paneling keeps volume levels low and conversation comfortable.  The focal point of the room, our U-shaped charcoal quartz bar is crowned by a gold-accented, suspended armature with shelves populated by hand-crocheted, felted, and otherwise faux plants, as well as a mix of sculptures by local artists, skulls, and keys. Wooden slats in smoked walnut, maple, and walnut create an acoustically absorbent, offset stripe on the deep teal back wall. The bright candy-copper draft tower on the back bar features 12 taps, and 10 bar stools belly up to the hand-stained, "mod" keyhole-patterned wooden bar front.  Five low-backed booths with vintage moss fabric and tan vinyl seats line the north wall, two of which back up to 8' wide windows and offer horseshoe seating for six. The other three booths seat 4. Booths are slightly elevated and set back on a 4" platform for an optimal vantage point that's out of the way of foot traffic. Scattered around the room are nine square, custom handcrafted tables that seat four and can be combined or arranged as desired, each accompanied by comfortable bucket chairs in teal and a smattering of other mid-century modern hues. Four high-top tables cluster closer to the bar for additional standing space.  The south wall features a colorful array of doors in corals and natural tones with gold accents, their openings bursting with verdant mosaics of preserved moss. Below the ledge where our three live spider plants perch, a 55" Samsung Frame TV can display art, announcements, or photo slideshows as desired. Set back into this wall is a food pop-up / catering service area, with a teal backdrop graced by a swirling murmuration of golden keys. The catering area is not a kitchen, but rather a 32" deep quartz counter top with 6 outlets and a warm-holding box, ideal for electric chafing dishes, slow cookers, or just as a serving spot for party platters, pizzas, or cupcake towers.  The east wall is where the 12' shuffleboard table sits, just below a 120" projection screen, which can be used for presentations, slideshows, or -- as we use it most often -- for playing old movies (currently visual-only). An accordion door between our two entrances can be closed to create a completely private entrance / exit. Please note: This room is age-restricted. Inquire for details.