Dendur

The after-party was in the adjacent Temple of Dendur, full of ancient Egyptian artifacts.

From Network Splash to Dive-Bar Sass Marshall Heyman 2012

Ice-hockey stars competing in the Temple of Dendur at the Met: now that is something that would attract a standing room only crowd.

At Met's Temple of Dendur, Kings of Puck Marshall Heyman 2011

The Metropolitan Museum of Art At New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the 82-foot-long Temple of Dendur dates to 15 B.C. Since then, about 100 people – passersby, explorers and tourists – have carved their names on it.

The Writing on the Walls 2011

At New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the 82-foot-long Egyptian Temple of Dendur dates to 15 B.C. From 10 B.C. to the mid-1800s, about 100 people—Arab passersby, British explorers, Italian tourists—carved their names on the temple.

Erasing Signatures From History Jeffrey Zaslow 2011

Even though the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a really swanky place to throw a party, it was still a little square peg/round hole for the 2011 Face-Off for a Cure event there on Monday night.

At Met's Temple of Dendur, Kings of Puck Marshall Heyman 2011

On Thursday, for the fifth consecutive year, Carolina Herrera sponsored the black-tie Apollo Circle benefit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Temple of Dendur.

Herrera Hosts A Temple Soiree Valentine Uhovski 2011

"In general, the museum likes to explore different venues in the building, such as the Temple of Dendur in the Sackler Wing for performances," she said.

At the Met, the Art Moves Pia Catton 2011

In the first one, Morgan Stanley thinks it's a grand idea to throw a lavish party for its past and present partners in mid-September at a place called the "Temple of Dendur," a swanky room in the Metropolitan Museum of Art that gets rented out to the mega-rich and big profitable corporations that want to hold special events around artifacts of ancient Egypt.

Charles Gasparino: Citigroup Goes After Mike Mayo Over Accounting Accusations 2010

In the first one, Morgan Stanley thinks it's a grand idea to throw a lavish party for its past and present partners in mid-September at a place called the "Temple of Dendur," a swanky room in the Metropolitan Museum of Art that gets rented out to the mega-rich and big profitable corporations that want to hold special events around artifacts of ancient Egypt.

Charles Gasparino: Citigroup Goes After Mike Mayo Over Accounting Accusations 2010

I also enjoyed the Temple of Dendur in the Egyptian section which was rescued from the threat of submergence when the Egyptians built a new dam.

The city that never sleeps HayleyM 2008