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A Public Place
Monona Terrace Community and Convention
Center is open to the public daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
We invite you to take advantage of all
the public spaces—inside and out—that Monona Terrace
has to offer.
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Lake Monona Bike
& Pedestrian Path
An essential design element of the building was to keep the
12 km pathway around Lake Monona. The bike path and walkway
wrap around this building and there is an elevator on the
east side that can accommodate up to three bicycles and riders
at a time. The elevator, which was the first of its kind in
Madison, enables bikers to move from the lake level to the
Wilson Street level.
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GrandView Café
Monday–Saturday
8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Located in the Grand Terrace, this lake-view
café serves gourmet coffee, pastries, sandwiches and
desserts.
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Hall of Fame Room
This 600-square-foot room honors individuals from the Madison
area who have shown outstanding ability and leadership in
athletics.
Qualifying nonprofit organizations may
use the Hall of Fame room as a meeting place free of charge,
up to three times per calendar year. The space may be reserved
up to 90 days in advance of your event for any day Monona
Terrace is open and staffed, providing it is available.
The Hall of Fame room comfortably holds
40 people in theater-style seating and approximately 20 in
conference-style seating. Some services and equipment are
provided at no charge. For more information, call (608) 261-4000,
TTY (608) 261-4150, or email info@mononaterrace.com.
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William T. Evjue
Rooftop Garden
Open Sunday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. - midnight
The rooftop of Monona Terrace is an ideal
location for summertime events and recreation, including weddings,
receptions, art exhibits, public meetings or concerts. The
panoramic view encompasses Lake Monona, the State Capitol
and the near east and west sides of Madison. The rooftop garden
features a seasonal concession café. For the safety
of our guests, the garden is closed during inclement weather.
Call (608) 261-4000 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to check whether
the rooftop is open or closed.
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The Otis Redding
Memorial
A memorial to soul singer Otis Redding is located in the William
T. Evjue Rooftop Garden. In December 1967, Otis Redding died
in a Lake Monona plane crash near where Monona Terrace is
today.
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