This is a general policy for White Hall guests. It is not legal advice. A signed event agreement controls if it conflicts with this page.

White Hall

Terms & Conditions

Last updated October 3, 2026.

These terms cover use of the White Hall website and the inquiries you send through it. White Hall is located at 74-10 Broadway, Fl 2, Elmhurst, NY 11373. A signed event agreement is the contract for a date. If that agreement and this page ever disagree, the signed agreement controls.

Using the site

You may use this site to read about the hall and to request a date. Do not misuse the form, try to disrupt the site, or present these pages as your own venue. Descriptions on the site are an invitation to inquire. They are not a promise that a particular setup, dish, or date is available.

Inquiries are not contracts

Sending the form, calling the hall, or exchanging messages does not reserve the room and does not create a contract. A date is held only when White Hall confirms the hold in writing and any deposit named in that writing is received on time.

Quotes

A quote is an offer to host an event on the terms written in it. It expires on the date the quote states. If you do not see an expiration date, ask the hall before you rely on the figures. Guest count, menu, and timing can change the price. Nothing on this website is a published price.

Refusing a date

White Hall may refuse a date, release a date that was only discussed, or decline an event that does not fit the room or the booking terms. We will say so directly.

Guest conduct

The host is responsible for the conduct of their guests. The hall may pause or end an event if behavior puts people or the room at risk. Ending an event for that reason does not, by itself, create a refund.

Outside vendors

DJs, décor teams, photographers, and other outside vendors need written approval before the event day. Load-in is limited to the window stated in the agreement. White Hall equipment is set up and broken down by the hall. Vendor equipment is the vendor’s responsibility.

Alcohol

Alcohol is served only as the booking terms allow and only as New York law allows. The hall may refuse service to any person. Do not bring alcohol onto the floor unless your signed agreement says you may. Bar service, if you want it, is quoted separately and is not assumed in a hall inquiry.

Damage

Ordinary use is part of hosting. Damage to the room beyond ordinary use is the host’s responsibility, including damage caused by guests or by vendors the host brought in.

Limitation of liability

To the extent New York law allows, White Hall’s liability for a claim about an event is limited to the amount you paid White Hall for that event. White Hall is not liable for a guest’s belongings, for a vendor’s work, or for indirect or consequential losses. Nothing on this page limits liability that New York law does not allow a venue to limit.

New York law and venue

New York law governs these terms and any event agreement that does not choose another law. The venue for a dispute is the courts located in Queens County, New York.