Bohemian National Hall

Bohemian National Hall is a New York City venue housed in a five-story Renaissance Revival building, serving as a multi-functional center for Czech and Slovak culture for more than one hundred years. The Hall hosts lectures, films, concerts, dance performances, and fine arts exhibitions, and shares its premises with the Consulate General of the Czech Republic and the Czech Center. Designed by architect William C. Frohne and built in 1896, the building was designated a New York City landmark by the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1994 and fully renovated by 2008. Located in Manhattan, New York City. Visitors describe the Hall as a wonderfully active arts and educational center with well-organized events, unique programming, and a sleek renovated interior that preserves its historic character.