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    The Arts Factory Hackney

    The Arts Factory Hackney

    Limewharf Vyner Street Hackney London, E2 9DJ
    • Unusual
    • ·2 meeting rooms

    Located in the Heart of London’s Contemporary Art District, the Arts Factory is a new artistic and innovative multi-site venue based along the Regents Canal. Founded by creative radical Thomas Ermacora, the main space has a standing capacity of 400 standing, 200 banquets and 300 theatre style seating. In addition there are 7 ancillary spaces with capacities ranging from 20 – 80 people standing. In addition, there is also the Wharf Kitchen that serves as a canteen for The Arts Factory ‘cultural innovation hub’, and it’s a fashionably bare, rather rustic room with German ‘Biergarten’ tables brightened up by displays of fresh produce and vintage crockery. The Arts Factory is an ideal venue to host events, product launches, fashion shows, receptions, conferences, presentations, exhibitions and can be used as an art gallery space. It is also suitable for Photography and Filming.

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    ll Bottaccio

    ll Bottaccio

    9 Grosvenor Place London, SW1X 7SH
    • Unusual
    • ·400 attendees
    • ·2 meeting rooms

    ll Bottaccio is a stunning C19th French Renaissance building that overlooks Buckingham Palace Gardens. It is a majestic, elegant and exclusive setting that has been the glitzy venue of choice for L'Oreal, London Fashion Week, the BBC and Deutsche Bank. Il Bottaccio offers two galleries and two entrances; it is a flexible venue suitable for almost any occasion. ll Bottaccio's Grand Gallery is a sophisticated but light space that provides either a simple backdrop to your event or, a neutral setting perfect for bespoke decoration. The floor length windows flood the room with light that illuminates the high ceilings, white panelled walls and polished wooden floor. The stunning simplicity of the Grand Gallery has made it a favourite location for exclusive fashion shows for over a decade. The Gallery has hosted a number of London Fashion Week shows for designers such as De Beers and Gucci. The tall white walls provide clean backdrops that allow dramatic lighting installations, enable photographers to capture brilliant action shots and focus all attention onto the action within the room. In contrast, the Club Gallery offers a more sumptuous area in which to indulge your guests. The oak paneled room is lined with wine racks and furnished with luxurious red curtains and carpets. The Club Gallery is made for a wine tasting, reception, lunch, dinner or, down-to-business meeting. Whereas the Grand Gallery may host up to 400 guests, the Club Gallery hosts a more intimate 150 standing guests or 60 seated guests.

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    Town Hall Spaces

    Town Hall Spaces

    BIDBOROUGH STREET, LONDON WC1H 9AU, WC1H 9AU
    • Unusual
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    Following a decade-long restoration by Purcell and interiors by Tom Dixon, Town Hall offers three distinct venues: Vision Hall, a vast Grade II listed space for launches and performances; Inner Space, a contemporary setting for exhibitions and conferences; and The Network, an intimate enclave for private gatherings. Each is supported by Rhubarb Hospitality Collection?s culinary excellence and Pixl Evolution?s cutting-edge AV infrastructure. This is where heritage meets imagination, where grand spectacles and quiet revolutions unfold with equal care. Led by Joseph D?Anna and Emilie Edberg, we create spaces where culture is not simply observed, but lived and shaped by those who inhabit them. Vision Hall- One of central London?s largest event spaces. With a soaring 13-meter-high ceiling, and a capacity of up to 1100 guests. Featuring five independent entrances, a spacious performance stage, expansive mezzanine level, direct car access, elevators, fully equipped industrial kitchens, and fully integrated audio/visual system for live broadcast and streaming, Vision Hall ensures seamless large-scale events. Elegant lobbies and green rooms complement the space, making it perfect to suit all kinds of event types. Inner Space- A contemporary, essential, blank canvas space crafted to accommodate the most versatile of events. Expertly designed by renowned British interior designer Tom Dixon, it boasts a stunning triple-height entrance, flexible bar, two striking 20-meter-high enclosed light wells, elegant marble columns. Complete with a smart channel rigging system, fully integrated audio system and customisable LED lighting to enhance and transform the ambiance of the space to any specification. Whether paired with the Vision Hall or hired separately, Inner Space serves as the ideal setting for standing receptions, exhibitions, brand & product launches, conferences and more. The Network- A spacious, adaptable, contemporary conference floor, capable of accommodating over 150 guests, meticulously crafted by renowned British designer Tom Dixon. Featuring Tom Dixon?s signature melt lamps and plush fat chairs, the venue exudes luxury and style. Divided into two wings, each equipped with modular walls, the space offers the flexibility to tailor the layout for pre-drinks or post-catering events. With sweeping views of the historic St. Pancras, state-of-the-art AV equipment, streaming capabilities, smart technology, and a premium audio system, the Network ensures seamless event execution. Additionally, guests can enjoy access to a private large terrace offering stunning panoramic views of King?s Cross.

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    The Betjeman Arms

    The Betjeman Arms

    53, St Pancras International Station, Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London, N1C 4QL, N1C 4QL
    • Unusual
    • ·2 meeting rooms

    Welcome to The Betjeman Arms We are proudly situated in one of London?s most iconic landmarks. You can find us on the first floor of St Pancras Station, a stone?s throw from King?s Cross. We are the perfect place to meet up with pals, unwind with colleagues or treat that special someone whilst taking in the architectural splendour that is St Pancras station. With an ever-changing seasonal, British menu, thirst-quenching craft beers and moreish cocktails, The Betjeman is your go-to spot in King?s Cross. With many extremely versatile bookable spaces to choose from, we have the perfect spot to host every occasion. Whether you?re looking to host post-work drinks, a special occasion or if you?re looking to have a meeting in an exclusive room in King?s Cross St Pancras, we?ve got the perfect space for you.

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    Wiltons music Hall London

    Wiltons music Hall London

    1 Graces Alley Ensign Street (off Cable Street) London, E1 8JB
    • Unusual
    • ·250 attendees
    • ·1 meeting room

    Wiltons is the oldest music hall in the world. The premises are available to hire for functions. Through the barley sugar columns one can hear echoes of George Leybourne and Champagne Charlie, Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. The Krays was shot at Wilton's and Richard Attenborough filmed Chaplin here. It also provided the setting for scenes in tv adaptations of Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White, Trollope's The Way We Live Now and Sarah Waters' Tipping the Velvet. Neil Jordan shot Tom Cruise here for Interview with a Vampire and Annie Lennox recreated the world of Toulouse Lautrec here for her video No More I Love Yous. David Mamet filmed Harold Pinter, Rebecca Pigeon and Sir John Gielgud in Beckett's Catastrophe (Gielgud's last work). Most recently The Importance of Being Earnest, The Woody Allen Summer Project, Death Defying Acts and DeLovely were filmed here. Frankie Goes to Hollywood shot their famously banned video Relax here in 1981. Most recently we have hosted The Raconteurs, The Good The Bad and The Queen and Marc Almond. Over the last few years we have held a number of corporate events, dinners and client receptions. As you can see from the attached picture, Wilton's is truly atmospheric and can be lit and dressed for any occasion. We are able to offer gourmet catering, fine wines and bespoke entertainment, making for a quite unique and memorable evening for parties from 50 to 250. We hope this will fire your imagination, better still come and see us to look around and discuss the possibilities.

    Village Underground Central London

    Village Underground Central London

    54 Holywell Lane London, EC2A 3PQ
    • Unusual
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    Village Underground is an amalgamation of two intrinsic elements - a collection of ex London Underground tube train carriages, coupled with the raw space of a voluminous Victorian warehouse. They host conferences and product launches, intimate dinners, parties and weddings, fashion shows, filming and exhibition work – everything? A fantastic blank canvas set in a beautiful building with many inspiring architectural features, from the huge void of the main atrium, with its ten meter high, glass paneled ceiling, to the fabulous brick work of its 19th century vaults. They are just minutes from the City and the West End. A 2 minute walk from Shoreditch High Street and a 9 minute walk from both Liverpool Street and Old Street stations.

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