This floor plan should provide an idea of how big PBUUC's facilities are.
The front of the Meeting House building.
Here is a statue of Archie, who graces the Meeting House window.
Here is a wider view of the Meeting House window, which overlooks a lovely wooded area.
Here is a shot of the Meeting House's main room, where Sunday services and other large PBUUC events are held. This room can also be rented for weddings, receptions, concerts, and other large events.
PBUUC provides gallery space for artists some are PBUUC members while others are DC-area artists. The constantly changing art provides an interest to both PBUUC members and visitors. You are also invited to purchase any art pieces that are for sale.
Here is the Meeting House kitchen that can be used to fix meals for any event.
This is one of the two Meeting House kitchen ovens. The kitchen also has a microwave oven and a warmer oven.
Here is the deck that connects the Religious Education building (pictured) to the Meeting House building (not pictured). The deck provides an ideal space for an outdoor wedding, reception—or even a barbecue!
This divider can turn the Kelley Room into two smaller rooms.
Here is the Hospitality Room that you can also be used for a conference, a workshop, or an off-site office meeting.
The Hospitality Room has its own little kitchen, which is perfect if one wants to serve snacks or have a working breakfast/lunch meeting.
Here is a typical Religious Education Building classroom that can also be used for a workshop or meeting. During the school year, each classroom is used by PBUUC's Religious Education program on Sunday mornings and by Paint Branch Montessori School on weekdays. The classrooms can be used for workshops during other times. Each classroom provides a lovely view of PBUUC's wooded area.
Here is another shot of a classroom.
Each classroom comes with its own blackboard, which is perfect if one wants to make a few written points during a presentation.
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