Other Event and Meeting Spaces

LaCalle Conference Room

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Special Features:

Built in 18" stage, with ramp, perfect for presentations or small ceremonies
Track lighting aimed toward stage
Flexible seating including theater, classroom, and clusters
Ceiling mounted projector along with in-room desktop workstation

The LaCalle Conference Room in Edgewood Hall is another nice large meeting space. Because of the combination of quality and size, the LaCalle Conference Room hosts some of the more important campus functions, including the monthly Board of Trustees meetings.

Darlington Hall Room 202

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Special Features:

Flexible set-up options
Air sealed adjustable walls divide the room into thirds for flexible space/multiple usage
25' high ceilings provide unique feel and coveted privacy
Three (3) wall mounted projectors along with in-room desktop workstations

Darlington Hall Room 202 provides the campus with another distinctive space for special events and gatherings. Located on the 2nd floor of Darlington Hall, the lobby heading into the room allows for informal gathering and pre-event mingling. Whether being used a one large space, or three individual spaces, Darlington 202 can meet your event and meeting needs.

Student Center

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Special Features:

Located in the heart of the campus
Room 243
The Globe Cafe

Located in the Academic Quad, the Student Center has an exposure to campus not seen in some of our other meeting areas. Room 243 serves many functions. It hosts weekly student meetings, department retreats, and special events. The Globe Cafe is a functioning a la carte dining facility during the week. Often serving as an impromptu and informal meet up for groups, it's size also allows it to be reserved for large scale campus events.

Classroom Spaces and Computer Labs

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Special Features:

All classrooms include desktop computers and projectors for presentation
Sizes ranging from 15-60 seats
Often many together in areas of buildings, good for breakout sessions

As a College campus first and foremost, our most prolific type of space is certainly the classrooms. Through various building upgrades, our equipment and furniture remain modern and comfortable.

Chesapeake Theater

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Special Features:

429 (without pit seating) or 466 (with pit seating) seats available.
Fixed stage, lighting, projector, and sound
Dressing Rooms

The Chesapeake Center Theater seats 429 or 466 when the pit area is being used for additional seating. It is home to the Phoenix Festival Theatre group, as well as Harford Dance Theater. As one of the larger meeting spaces on campus, it also hosts large gatherings and presentations.

Joppa Hall

Picture of a theater with a table and chairs.

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Special Features:

Blackbox Theater
Recital Halls
Lecture Hall Room 115

Joppa Hall is home to our Arts and Humanities programs at the College. Because of this, they offer some great performance spaces, including a Blackbox Theater and Recital Hall that are each able to hold about 75 people. Room 115 is one of the nicer rooms on campus, tiered seating for about 45 people.

Susquehanna Building

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Special Features:

Auxiliary Gym
S212 Dance Studio
S207 Exercise Room

The Susquehanna Building is located adjacent to the APGFCU Arena, and is home to some of our physical education spaces. The Auxiliary Gym being the largest, it serves many purposes. There are also smaller space such as the Dance Studio and Exercise Room are found here.