Rentals- Please note, we are taking a pause on rentals as of
General Info
The Pine Hollow Arboretum's 1941 mid-century house is now available for rentals. This space is perfect for small weddings, bridal showers, birthday parties, programs, therapy groups, music concerts, conferences and more. This house, along with the other 2 private residences on the road, were designed by Henry Blatner. In 2026, Pine Hollow will be making some renovations to this house through a grant from the state which include: removal of the wooden greenhouse, updated electrical and construction of an ADA compliant restroom in the garage. Fees from rentals support our mission of preserving and maintaining the arboretum for all to enjoy.
What's Included
Pricing is on a case-by-case basis and depends on number of hours needed, type of event, and date and time.
For a weekend or evening date, pricing begins at $500 minimum
For a weekday 9am to 5pm timeframe, pricing begins at $200
Below is some basic info about what's included:
- Capacity: 35 to 40 people
- Access to the entire 1st floor of the house (functional kitchen, living room, dining room, family room with working mid-century wood stove, library and 2 restrooms. At this time our space is not handicapped accessible.
- Black folding chairs for up to 35 people
- 10, 6' white folding tables
- Access to the newly renovated natural stone patio
- Central AC & Heat
- Wifi
- Large TV Screen
If you're a nonprofit, please contact us for pricing.
Weddings
The Pine Hollow Arboretum has hosted several wedding ceremonies and receptions. As a reminder, our capacity indoors is limited to 40 people.
Ceremony pricing beings at $1,250
Reception pricing is on a case-by-case basis depending on needs.
Photo by: Sarah Collins from Rob Springs Photography
Fall Appeal
A gem in our community needs your support.
Every season, 365 days a year, Pine Hollow Arboretum welcomes visitors free-of-charge to enjoy the only arboretum in Albany County. Pine Hollow Arboretum is a protected living sanctuary where trees from all over the world are showcased and where miles of walking paths wind around ponds, and rare species are nurtured for generations to come. But behind this serene beauty is a constant effort — tending the grounds, maintaining the collection of 3000 species, preserving habitats, and creating educational & cultural community programs for all ages.