From the décor, to the ambience, to the food, Parq Event Center delivers nothing but the best for your event. With the latest sound and lighting technology at your fingertips, the production possibilities are endless. Plan your next event at Parq and create an evening that everyone will remember.
Parq Main
Capacity: 1100 Reception / 275 Dinner
Guests enter through the esteemed Grotto tunnel that opens up to 10,000 sq ft. of lavish event space. With a state of the art lighting and sound system the event possibilities are endless. Parq allows planners to use the latest technology available to plan the ultimate event. The Nightclub space comes equipped with a 32-ft LED screen, 2 built in bars, 42-ft stage, two 10-ft LED screens, and plenty of additional space for cocktails and dinner receptions.
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Capacity: 250 Reception / 125 Dinner
Parq Lounge gives guests the experience of dining in Central Park. The open aired space and lighted trees create a unique and hip ambience. 5,000 sq ft. of event space with a plush ladies lounge, DJ booth, and 4 TV screens perfect for personalized branding. Parq will tantalize your guests' taste buds and make a lasting impression.
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Capacity: 350 Reception / 130 Dinner
Step Inside San Diego's premier ultra-lounge, Lair brings an intimate event experience to the Gaslamp. Featuring state of the art lighting and sound embodied in a rich gold and black décor. If you are looking for an ideal event space for your corporate or private event, the entry will intrigue you and you will not be disappointed when you step inside.
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Developed in 1926 by one of the wealthiest men in San Diego, John D. Spreckels, he was considered to be one of the most influential developers, building the San Diego Hotel, Spreckles Theater and the Union building; he was also owner of the Coronado Ferry System, San Diego Electric Railroad, and Union-Tribune Publishing Co. The Union building was designated as historic in 1983 and previously occupied by the Bank of Italy, Bank of America and Home Federal Savings. The building was then renovated into the space that was named On Broadway in 2000, and quickly became San Diego's number one hot spot for A-list celebrities and voted best dance club in 2008, 2009, 2010. In 2012 On Broadway closed its doors and Carlos Becerra began the intricate transformation of what is now PARQ Restaurant and Nightclub. PARQ has maintained much of the original detailing from the 1920's architecture such as the detailed crown molding and the former bank's original vault doors.
