MOCA GA / Private Events

A large banquet hall with round tables covered in white tablecloths, set with black napkins, glassware, and white floral centerpieces. Wooden chairs surround each table.

Plan your event

Make your next gathering unforgettable at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA). Located within the vibrant Goat Farm Arts Center campus, MOCA GA offers distinctive event spaces for everything from intimate gatherings and meetings to weddings, receptions, performances, and large-scale celebrations.

Surrounded by contemporary art, striking architecture, landscaped grounds, and the energy of Atlanta’s creative community, MOCA GA provides a unique setting for events that are anything but ordinary.

Whether you’re planning a cocktail reception beneath our iconic Lantern, an outdoor celebration on the Rooftop Terrace, a presentation in the Theater, or an intimate gathering surrounded by sculpture, our spaces can be tailored to create an experience that is distinctly your own.

 

For detailed rental pricing and additional information about hosting an event at MOCA GA, please refer to our Event Guide and review our Rules & Regulations. These resources provide an overview of rental options, fees, and event policies.

If you are interested in hosting an event at MOCA GA, please contact us at events@mocaga.org or at 404-367-8700. 

The Space

A modern museum lobby with large windows, white walls, a TV, and a reception desk labeled MOCA CA. An abstract sculpture hangs from the ceiling. Blue sky and clouds are visible through the windows.

Atrium

The Elkin Goddard Alston Atrium Lobby comes alive, bathed in sunlight by day and moonlight by night. With its dramatic architecture and abundant natural light, the Atrium offers a radiant backdrop for receptions, celebrations, weddings, networking events, and other special occasions.

A large, empty rooftop pavilion with gray tiles, a brown railing, and a sign reading Lilikoi Keal Bunapi Rooftop Pavilion, set against trees and an apartment building under a partly cloudy sky.

Rooftop Pavilion

The Lucinda Weil Bunnen Rooftop Pavilion offers sweeping views of the Goat Farm Arts Center campus to the north and the Legacy Garden below, anchored by a beautiful Sycamore tree.

A modern, minimalistic gallery space with white walls, a black grand piano, white cube seats, and stairs leading down to glass exit doors. Natural light enters through the doors, and a projection is visible on the far wall.

Theatre

The Antinori Theatre is a dynamic space equipped with integrated sound and thoughtfully positioned between the galleries and the museum’s main-level entrance. The Antinori Theatre offers an intimate, versatile space for talks, lectures, film screenings, presentations, panel discussions, and other programs.

A modern, empty meeting room with a long table covered in a black cloth, surrounded by chairs, a wall-mounted TV screen, carts on the right, and white walls with an industrial ceiling.

Art Studio

The Philip Babb Arts Studio offers a bright and flexible setting with views into the museum’s main entrance Atrium. The flexible layout makes it an ideal setting for meetings, receptions, collaborative gatherings, networking events, and small-scale programs.

View of a fenced outdoor area with young trees planted in sandy soil, a walkway, and an apartment building in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Sculpture Garden

The Robin and Marc Pollack Garden offer an inviting setting for intimate receptions. The combination of art, greenery, and open sky creates a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere for smaller celebrations, receptions, and social gatherings.