The Wig Shop
Boston, MA
The Wig Shop
The wig shop has a seated capacity of 40 guests. We have the ability to remove all/most of the couches in the space in order to accommodate larger groups of 100 for cocktail parties & receptions.
Number of spaces
1 event space
Capacity
Max Seated: 40
Max Standing: 100
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Technology
In-house A/V
Spaces
About
Here at The Wig Shop, we are striving to elevate the cocktail experience in Boston in a relaxed, comfortable lounge atmosphere that allows you to sit back in your chair and indulge with your company as the worries of the day slowly slip away after each sip. We only use the finest ingredients, local preferably, to curate an ever-changing list of custom cocktails for you to choose from.
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Capacity
Max Seated: 40
Max Standing: 100
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Technology
In-house A/V
Transportation
Discounted parking available at Lafayette Garage at 1 Lafayette Place.
Availability
We accept limited reservations through OpenTable daily from 5 to 7pm for parties of up to 6. Otherwise we are first come, first served. Any party over 6 is considered a private event and must be set up in advance using the inquiry form on the Private Events page.
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