FOOD + DRINK
Artist George Catlin first brought information of this “peace rock” to the Western part of the world in 1836 through his painting. As George traveled across the American frontier to document the lives and cultures of Native American tribes, his wife, Clara , managed the home and wrote him letters of encouragement and love, says Bauman. “Clara was not just a wife; she was George's confidante, muse, and pillar of strength,” she said. “She believed in his vision and understood the importance of his work.” Thus, president and CEO of Hegg Companies Paul Hegg named the converted space Bar Clara at The Catlin in homage to Clara as “a place where connections are nurtured and memories are made.” The intimate venue can host up to 55 guests reception-style and can host up to 40 guests for seated dinners and meetings. Reservations can be made for one group at a time and can be hosted either day or night.
MADDY BAUMAN
“Every detail has been thoughtfully managed, ensuring guests feel cared for and every event exceeds expectations.”
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