These will form integral parts of the Center and will be focal points for cultural and theological activities, including regional and international conferences, concerts, and lecture series.  They will also house a number of permanent exhibits showcasing rare manuscripts, icons, and other artifacts.  The exhibition hall will host exhibits of Coptic manuscripts on loan from collections in museums and universities abroad. This facility will consist of a main hall accommodating 1,000 people, smaller meeting rooms, teleconferencing and translation facilities, a cafeteria and food service area.