Oceanside Museum of Art

ABOUT OCEANSIDE MUSEUM OF ART WEDDING VENUE With a smart mix of modern and historic architecture, Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) offers a special and creative backdrop for weddings. Just a short stroll from the sea, the museum boasts the award-winning Central Pavilion created by Modernist architect Frederick Fisher, recognized for its elegant architecture and retractable glass doors allowing for flexible event venues. The site also features the historic Irving Gill wing, a National Historic Landmark Building exhibiting the Mission Revival style, therefore augmenting the architectural legacy of Southern California. Couples looking for a unique wedding venue will find OMA to be a classy and practical option, close to Oceanside's Civic Center and downtown. FACILITIES AND CAPACITY OF OCEANSIDE MUSEUM OF ART WEDDING VENUE The Oceanside Museum of Art provides a variety of adaptable areas that let couples fit their wedding to their vision and guest list size. The site is the 988 square foot Museum Lobby, suited for small groups. Larger events call for the 2, 220 square foot outside Biogen Terrace. Another flexible 1,596 square foot area ideal for events or celebrations is the upstairs Gleeson Gallery, sometimes referred to as the Auditorium. Couples can guarantee a flawless encounter by renting specific areas or choosing the whole museum. SERVICES OFFERED AT OCEANSIDE MUSEUM OF ART WEDDING VENUE OMA provides couples with a flexible and client-centered method of wedding preparation whereby they may bring in providers of their choice without limitations, therefore facilitating personalizing of their event. For food preparation and staging, the venue rental gives caterers access to a catering kitchen, therefore facilitating their needs. Furthermore, the committed event team of the museum helps to organize the usage of the facilities so that the couple and their guests may have a flawless and unforgettable experience. Nonprofit groups and educational institutions could be eligible for discounted pricing, which would enable inexpensive events without sacrificing style. Inquire through Breezit to get: