Summer Conferences & Housing | Emmanuel College, Boston

Summer Conferences

Ideally located in the heart of Boston’s vibrant Fenway neighborhood, Emmanuel College offers a summer conference and housing experience that models the best of all worlds—all of the advantages of the City within a small, secure campus tucked away from Boston’s buzz.

Our convenient, affordable accommodations offer more than just a place to sleep. With full dining facilities, a myriad of meeting and event spaces, and quick access to the global city of Boston’s cultural and entertainment resources, let Emmanuel College enhance your summer program beyond your expectations.

Emmanuel College is ready to book your 2023 meeting or conference. Please contact us at MeetatEC@Emmanuel.edu to discuss your meeting or conference and understand how we provide you with everything you need for a successful event.

About Emmanuel

We currently welcome more than 1,000 summer guests from academically-focused middle- and high-school-aged programs, as well as college-aged students with coursework, employment or internships in the greater Boston area. As the College enters its second century with an exciting new housing option, we are enthusiastic about expanding our conference and housing program and are eager to see if Emmanuel could be the right fit for you.

Residential Space

Emmanuel's overnight accommodations are available within traditional residence halls and our brand new 18-floor, apartment-style building.

On-campus dining and catering

We offer restaurant-quality dining and catering through our food-service provider, Bon Appétit.

Facilities

Host your conference and program events within Emmanuel's 30+ state-of-the-art classrooms and five major event spaces with capacities ranging from 14-2,400.

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