Hibernian Hall

Hibernian Hall has a rich history of service to Roxbury since it was built in 1913 by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and served as the hub of social activity for Boston’s Irish community for nearly 50 years. It later became the headquarters for the Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC), an international training program founded by the late Rev. Leon Sullivan.  For decades the building sat unoccupied until purchased by MPDC in 2000.

Reopened in 2005, Hibernian Hall features the Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall: a two-story performance space and ballroom with an adjacent caterer's kitchen and conference room/business center.  Hibernian Hall serves as corporate offices for MPDC and also houses a number of local businesses including Next Street Financial, a financial services company, Friends of the Children, a not for profit youth organization, and a catering company. 

 Venue Rental Opportunities
The ballroom and conference room at Hibernian Hall are available for private rental and both can acommodate a wide range of events.  For detailed information on the ballroom and our rental policies, click here.

 Office Space Availability
Currently Hibernian Hall has office space available for lease.  Hibernian Hall features competitve fees and ammenities.  For more information click here