FAQs
- Rhinebeck — 12 miles, 18 minutes by car
- Poughkeepsie — 19 miles, about 29 minutes
- Woodstock — 11 miles, around 16 minutes
Trailways runs daily buses from Port Authority to Kingston; the station is a five-minute walk to the venue.
Amtrak riders can disembark at Rhinecliff station and reach the garage in 15 minutes by car or rideshare.
Senate Garage sits in the Stockade Historic District, an eight-block area filled with 17th-century stone houses, galleries, and weekend farmers markets. Favorite stops include Rough Draft Bar & Books for coffee and new reads and lots of unique locally owned shops and restaurants.
The venue sits on the property of the Senate House State Historic Site, where New York’s first Senate met in 1777. One block farther is the Old Dutch Church, a National Historic Landmark dating to 1852.
Yes. Couples often use the 18th-century garden just outside Senate Garage. Just a few blocks away is the famous Four Corners at the intersection of John and Crown Streets. It is the oldest intersection in America. The buildings on The Four Corners were built pre-revolutionary war dating back to the 18th century. Uptown Kingston is also home to several beautifully painted murals that make unique backdrops for pictures.
Mohonk Preserve’s cliffside trails are 19 miles west, and the artsy village of Woodstock is 11 miles north, making easy half-day excursions.
High-speed WiFi blankets the entire 9 000-square-foot interior.
The house package comes with a ceiling-mounted projector, twelve-foot pull-down screen, integrated speakers, and 2 wireless microphones. Outside AV teams can patch in for events or hybrid meetings.
Yes. Level flooring, wide doorways, and an at-grade entrance make every area wheelchair friendly, and accessible restrooms are on site.
Curtains and gallery walls let planners carve out smaller lounges, vendor bays, or green rooms without losing the industrial character of the main space.
Events run year round. Built-in heat and air-conditioning keep the space comfortable whether it is a January gala or an August product launch.
Common options include logo loops on the in-house projector, step-and-repeat backdrops in the foyer, custom gel lighting on chandeliers, or product displays along the steel-window wall.
Yes. Uplights, gobos, and hanging pieces are welcome as long as permanent fixtures stay untouched. A discreet wall-hanging rail simplifies art and signage installs.
Twelve-foot ceilings, neutral brick walls, and plentiful natural light make the space camera-ready for livestreams, editorial shoots, and branded pop-ups. Strong WiFi keeps uploads smooth. The space provides an industrial background that can be complimented with warm toned elements or very modern sophisticated items to complement the look you want. Think industrial sophistication.