Thomas P. McCormick Theater

40 guests
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A conference room in Michigan City with several rectangular tables covered in black tablecloths, black chairs, wood flooring, and a large flat-screen TV at the front. Light-colored walls and multiple ceiling lights enhance this Barker Mansion-inspired space.

About the Thomas P. McCormick Theater

The Thomas P. McCormick Theater at The Barker Mansion is an ideal venue for presentations, formal meetings, and intimate gatherings. This elegantly designed space offers a sophisticated setting for up to 40 attendees, making it perfect for showcasing your ideas or hosting important discussions. With its classic charm and modern amenities, the theater ensures a seamless experience for both presenters and guests.

Equipped with advanced audio-visual technology, the Thomas P. McCormick Theater allows for engaging and impactful presentations. The room’s thoughtful layout fosters collaboration and communication, ensuring that every participant can contribute to the conversation. Whether you’re planning a corporate event, seminar, or private gathering, this venue provides an inviting atmosphere to inspire creativity and connection.

Key Amenities

  • Accommodations for up to 40 guests.
  • Equipped with audiovisual technology.
  • ADA accessible.
  • Catering options available.
  • A man stands giving a presentation to five seated people in a small room at Barker Mansion. A screen displays a slide with text and images of a historic Michigan City trolley and streetscape. The attendees are seated in folding chairs.
  • A man in a plaid shirt and beige pants stands indoors at Barker Mansion in Michigan City, gesturing toward a large TV screen displaying four black-and-white historical photographs. A grand piano is visible in the background.
  • A man stands at the front of a small room in Michigan City’s Barker Mansion, giving a presentation to a seated audience of older adults. The room has light green walls, wooden floors, and exposed light bulbs on the ceiling.
  • A festive room at Barker Mansion in Michigan City features round tables with red tablecloths, white chairs, Christmas trees, snowflakes, string lights, a snowman figure, and a TV displaying a cozy fireplace.
  • A man stands at the front of a small room in Michigan City, giving a presentation to an audience of eight. Images are displayed on a screen behind him, and the room—possibly at Barker Mansion—features green walls and ceiling lights.
  • A group of people sit facing a large screen at Barker Mansion in Michigan City, with soft lighting, black tablecloths on tables, a presenter at the front, and a display board on the right side of the room.

Explore Related Functions

This space can be used for a variety of events. Discover the ways that you can use it to delight your guests, alone or in conjunction with other spaces.

  • Business Meeting

    The Barker Mansion is an ideal location for business meetings, offering a professional yet inviting atmosphere that encourages collaboration and focused discussions.

    A vintage dining room reminiscent of Barker Mansion in Michigan City features a round wooden table with five chairs, ornate wallpaper, wood paneling, a patterned rug, large windows, chandelier, and assorted antique furniture and wall decor.

  • Conference

    Host a conference at The Barker Mansion. Attendees will engage in discussions and network at a beautiful historic venue, enhancing the overall experience.

    A small event room at Barker Mansion in Michigan City features rows of black folding chairs facing a TV screen displaying “Conservation Conversations,” with easels of photos on either side and a decorated Christmas tree in the corner.

  • Corporate Training

    The Mansion provides a sophisticated setting for corporate training sessions, fostering a productive environment that inspires creativity and teamwork.

    A man in a plaid shirt and beige pants stands indoors at Barker Mansion in Michigan City, gesturing toward a large TV screen displaying four black-and-white historical photographs. A grand piano is visible in the background.
  • A small exhibit area at Barker Mansion in Michigan City features a black table with a vase of flowers, a booklet, and a photo. Two display boards stand to the right—one with text and diagrams, the other on Jens Jensen.

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    The Barker Mansion is the perfect venue to host your next event. Reserve this space today.

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