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How to get there:
Directions
from Mapquest
For reservations: (608) 266-4712
The Gates of Heaven, built in 1863, is the fourth oldest surviving
synagogue building in the nation. In 1970, the building was moved to
James Madison Park. Owned by the City of Madison Parks Division, the
Gates of Heaven contributes to the beauty and diversity of downtown
Madison and is a popular site for weddings and gatherings.
- The seating capacity of the Gates
of Heaven is 98 people. (Fire Code Regulation) Folding chairs
are located in the back of the room and in the basement.
- The small upstairs seating area
provides a wonderful birds-eye view for your guests.
- To maintain the beauty of the
building, no nails, staples, or other fasteners that will harm
the walls or floors may be used in this or any park shelter. The
Madison Parks Division recommends using free standing
decorations.
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Reservation Fees for 2008
For reservations, call
(608) 266-4712
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Weekend:
2 hour blocks |
$80.00 |
Weekday:
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
4 p.m. - 10 p.m. |
$62.00
$72.00 |
Wedding
Package:
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$360.00 |
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package includes 2 hours of rehearsal time, 4 hours use of the facility on the day of the wedding and a
park attendant for the 4 hours on the day of the wedding. |
| Key Deposit: |
$300.00 |
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All reservations must supply a key
and security deposit (refundable) Wedding
Photos: A beautiful location for photos is Period
Gardens, located 2 blocks from Gates of Heaven, on the corner of
Pinckney Street and Gorham Street. A photo
permit is required. |
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