Abigail Harding Lewis Auditorium

Making Memories

Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, class reunion, board meeting or family gathering, the Abigail Harding Lewis Auditorium – named for President Warren G. Harding’s sister – can help you create lasting memories.

Auditorium Features

  • Event space measuring __ x __ feet, plus "common area" between restrooms

    10 round tables, each seating 8 people comfortably

    8 rectangular 8' tables and __ 6' long tables, each seating 8-10 people comfortably

    75 silver Chiavari chairs and 50 cushioned chairs

    Seat cushions for Chiavari chairs and white coverings for cushioned chairs (rentable for $1/each)
  • Kitchenette with refrigerator, warming oven, coffee pots, prep space, serving window

    Ceiling fans and dimmable lights

    Handicap-accessible entrance/exit ramp

    Two restrooms, one of which is handicap-accessible

    A/V equipment includes projector, microphone, speakers (additional rental fee)

Look Inside

Our Auditorium is named in honor of Abigail "Daisy" Harding, sister of President Warren G Harding and wive of Ralph T. Lewis, who was a longtime Marion Women's Club Member.

The auditorium is home to "The Muses," an original bas relief sculpture by Hermon Atkins MacNeil, a noted professor at Cornell University. The sculpture was donated to the Women's Club from the Marion Public Library when the library moved from its original site on South Main St to its current location on East Center St. 

Many renters choose to use this backdrop as the "focal point" for their table layout/setup.
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