Chapter 91 Locations
Below are some of our recommended Chapter 91 spaces for community events and instructions on how to reserve them. For a more complete guide of Chapter 91 spaces along our waterways, check out the link below.
15 Necco
Address: 15 Necco St, Boston, MA 02210
Description: 15 Necco St’s public work lounge offers a comfortable and accessible space for various uses. Other free amenities in the building include accessible restrooms, a bottle filling station, Wi-Fi.
How to reserve: Reach out to Adam Khan, the Executive Director of the space, at Neccorequests@are.com for inquiries about reserving the space.
The Compass Room
Address: 200 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA 02210 (Directly next to the Museum of American Finance)
Description: The Compass Room offers a space for organizations to host meetings and gatherings—designed to foster dialogue, connection, and community impact. This 2,000‑square‑foot room can accommodate up to 50 people. The space has flexible furniture configurations and integrated technology allow the space to adapt easily to different needs and group sizes.
How to reserve: Review the management website to ensure the space is a good fit for your event. Once you've reviewed the information, reach out to Caroline Mowatt, Events and Marketing Manager at JLL, at Caroline.Mowatt@jll.com to inquire about booking.
Fort Point Room
Address: 290 Congress St, Boston, MA
Description: The Fort Point Room is a 3,500+ square-foot event space created for local organizations and hobby groups to meet and gather. Hosting a range of events, including fitness classes, workshops, author talks, musical performances, and social functions, the space is free to reserve for qualified organizations such as 501(c)(3) nonprofits. The room features a flexible furniture layout, catering kitchen, and AV equipment.
How to reserve: Review the management website to ensure the space is a good fit for your event and submit a request form at the bottom of the page.
Don’t See Your Space?
Are you looking to activate the Chapter 91 spaces in your building along Boston’s waterfront? Reach out to info@savetheharbor.org for potential collaborations and partnerships.