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Astoria World Manor: A timeless venue celebrating community and diversity

Astoria World Manor located at 25-22 Astoria Blvd. Via Google Maps

Oct. 15, 2024 By Marie Grillo

Established in 1950, Astoria World Manor is a longstanding event venue in the heart of Astoria and holds a special place in the community’s history.

The venue has been a site for Community Board meetings, local civic gatherings, birthdays, weddings and cultural celebrations.

Over the years, it has maintained its reputation as a go-to destination for medium to large-scale events, including charity galas, political functions, and business conferences, making it a key fixture in Astoria’s social and cultural landscape.

The ballroom setup at AWM. Photo by Alex Smith 

The Manor has also appeared in popular television shows such as The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Godfather of Harlem, further cementing its status as a cultural icon.

Located at 25-22 Astoria Blvd., the venue exudes a timeless elegance that speaks to its rich history. Astoria World Manor prides itself on its diversity, regularly welcoming guests from various cultural and religious backgrounds to celebrate life’s milestones.

Set up for Sweet 16/Quincenera. Photo by Alex Smith 

In addition to its reputation as a popular event space, Astoria World Manor offers comprehensive in-house catering services and the flexibility to bring in outside caterers with a kitchen rental option. The venue also provides facilities for film and television productions, including a chapel.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, owner YJ Ahn recalls facing significant challenges as the future of the business became uncertain. To adapt, Astoria World Manor opened a fresh pasta restaurant named Cornicello, which has since closed, and transformed its parking lot into a backyard smokehouse venue, now known as Clubhouse. The space has since become a hub for various community events.

Photo by Alex Smith 

Astoria World Manor is also an ideal location for local businesses planning holiday parties. The venue offers full banquet services, including gourmet catering, an open bar, DJ entertainment, and professional photography, ensuring a memorable experience for small and medium-sized companies.

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