Reserving Space at the Urbana-Champaign Friends Meetinghouse
The Urbana-Champaign Friends Meeting
makes its facilities available to groups or individuals who are
pursuing goals consistent with the values and testimonies of the
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
Floorplan
(actual furniture arrangement differs from that shown)
Our building consists of two main sections, which may be reserved separately. The meeting room is the large square room in which we hold our meetings for worship. It is furnished with two benches and about 50 chairs arranged in a roughly circular pattern, but could accomodate up to 100 people if additional chairs were brought in.
The Meeting Room
The commons area is a rectangular room, equipped with sliding partitions which allow it to be divided into three smaller rooms. One of these three rooms is furnished for children, with a small table and chairs; the other two rooms are furnished with five adult-sized tables with chairs.
The Commons Area
Adjacent to the commons area is a small, commercial-grade kitchen. (Commercial food preparation requires a license; special arrangements may be necessary for use of the kitchen.)
As a non-profit religious organization, we do not charge rent for the use of our facilities; however we do suggest donations in specific amounts, proportional to the amount of space being used, and the length of time for which it is reserved. For more information, please see our Information and Policies and Use Application.
Urbana-Champaign Friends Meeting
Floorplan
(actual furniture arrangement differs from that shown)
Our building consists of two main sections, which may be reserved separately. The meeting room is the large square room in which we hold our meetings for worship. It is furnished with two benches and about 50 chairs arranged in a roughly circular pattern, but could accomodate up to 100 people if additional chairs were brought in.
The Meeting Room
The commons area is a rectangular room, equipped with sliding partitions which allow it to be divided into three smaller rooms. One of these three rooms is furnished for children, with a small table and chairs; the other two rooms are furnished with five adult-sized tables with chairs.
The Commons Area
Adjacent to the commons area is a small, commercial-grade kitchen. (Commercial food preparation requires a license; special arrangements may be necessary for use of the kitchen.)
As a non-profit religious organization, we do not charge rent for the use of our facilities; however we do suggest donations in specific amounts, proportional to the amount of space being used, and the length of time for which it is reserved. For more information, please see our Information and Policies and Use Application.
Urbana-Champaign Friends Meeting