March 2012
Whether you’re planning a small, intimate reception or coordinating an extravagant event, the message is the same – Meet at Blackburn! That’s the Judge G. Alan Blackburn Conference Center (BCC) on the campus of Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS).
Named after one of AJMLS’s most influential alumni and former board member, Judge G. Alan Blackburn, the BCC, at the corner of 18th and Spring Streets, features modernized conference, board and seminar rooms, a spacious reception and exhibit hall, kitchen and a 350-seat auditorium.
“The Blackburn Conference Center will provide a convenient, modern meeting place for businesses, organizations and individuals looking for a Midtown Atlanta location to host meetings, receptions and a range of events,” said Hilary Patrick, the BCC’s new Director of Meeting and Conference Services. “The center is a 16,500-square foot facility that fuses stylish amenities with the ability to meet any educational, entertainment or special event need.”
The BCC includes the following meeting spaces:
Room | Capacity | Seating Type |
---|---|---|
Auditorium | 350 | Fixed, Theater |
Reception Hall | 100 banquet/225 reception | Banquet or Reception |
Seminar Room | 65 | Flexible, Classroom |
Conference A | 8-12 | Conference with Credenza |
Conference B | 6 | Conference |
Conference C | 6 | Conference |
Board Room | 16 | Conference |
The amenities include:
- Open lobby and wide corridors
- Kitchen
- Photocopy capabilities
- Phone and conference services
- Projectors and drop down screens
- Roaming, lapel and free-standing microphones, portable podiums
- On-site technology, AV and maintenance support
Conveniently situated in Atlanta’s thriving Midtown district, the BCC is at the epicenter of Atlanta business and living. The BCC is only minutes from Atlantic Station to the west, downtown to the south and Buckhead to the north with its trendy shops and boutiques, the best in Southern cuisine, hotels, and easy access to Interstates 20, 75 and 85. Parking is convenient and within walking distance to public transportation.