The Union League, with six unique and distinct event spaces, has over fifty versatile and special function rooms available for your next event. From small business meetings to luxurious weddings and everything in between. Ranked the #1 City Club in the Country for an unprecedented seventh consecutive time.
The choice is yours…
With the exception of 1862 by Martin Hamann, a relaxed Business Casual may be worn Memorial Day through Labor Day on the first floor of the League House.
When visiting the League House or a Companion Amenity, members and guests are expected to demonstrate discretion and good judgment with the dress code. All children are expected to be appropriately attired, and children over the age of twelve are required to conform.
Unacceptable Attire: T-shirts, athletic wear, tank, halter or jogging tops, untucked shirts, collared shirts unbuttoned more than one button or two inches from the neckline, wrinkled clothing, ripped clothing, shorts, baseball caps, spandex, open midriffs, leggings, extremely short hemlines, sneakers, extremely casual or beach footwear.
Club Traditional:Service dogs are welcome at the Union League. Service dogs are defined as any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. Service dogs must be registered with the Union League in advance of their entrance to the League House or companion properties. Other animals, including emotional support animals, are prohibited.
The discreet display of business papers is permitted, but discouraged, in the member dining rooms, hallways and lounges. Private rooms are available for business meetings.
Complaints or suggestions regarding service or Union League operations may be directed only to the General Manager or the Chair of the House Committee, preferably in writing.
Cell phones, personal digital assistants, and other similar devices may only be used in the Business Center or private meeting rooms except that the brief and discrete use of cell phones and PDAs are permitted but discouraged, in the Smoking Room, Business Café (located in the back of the Old café) and the main hallways. Reading with digital readers is permitted in all areas of the League house. Laptops and other similar devices may only be used in the Business Center, the Business Cafe and private meeting rooms. The use of speakerphones is prohibited, and all cell phone, PDA, and laptop alerts must be silenced throughout the League House except in private rooms.
It is Union League policy to provide to members, guests, employees, and vendors an environment at the League and at Union League-sponsored functions, on or off premises, free from all unlawful forms of discrimination, intimidation, or harassment, including sexual harassment. Any member whose conduct is inconsistent with such policy will be subject to disciplinary action, including possible termination of Union League membership.
The Union League and the Midtown Garage are non-tipping. All prices are inclusive of gratuity. Tipping is not permitted.
Although the Union League does provide facilities for hats, coats, briefcases, umbrellas, and similar belongings of members and guests, the Union League is not responsible for any loss of, or damage to, any member or guest property.
An overnight stay at The Inn at the League or The Lodge at Liberty Hill is required when using any reciprocal privileges at the League. Reciprocal privileges include use of golf at Union League Liberty Hill, use of The Union League Golf Club at Torresdale and its renowned Donald Ross course, clubhouse and pool and use of The Union League Guard House for dining on the Main Line. Other privileges include the use of the Fitness Center, the Business Centers, our four dining rooms, the Library, and Concierge.
Click here to view our Union League Fact Page for Reciprocal Guests
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