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    The Clapham Grand

    The Clapham Grand

    21-25 St John's Hill, Clapham Junction, London, United Kingdom, SW11 1TT
    • Conference centre
    • ·1500 attendees
    • ·5 meeting rooms

    The Grand is a magnificent Victorian Theatre built in 1900. Throughout its rich and varied past the beautiful listed building has been transformed from a music hall to cinema, cinema to bingo hall and finally to a premiere nightclub and live music venue. It is a is a truly splendid venue spread over 3 floors and it’s unique rich décor has not only been preserved but recently completely renovated to reinstate the lustrous and decadent feel. With sweeping balconies, ornate plasterwork and ceilings and Royal boxes, The Grand is truly a glamorous and unique venue. The main club, entered through the large welcoming foyer has 3 large bars, the largest flashing dance floor in Europe, 6 beautiful VIP boxes, and a large stage area as the focal point of the club. Additionally there is a private bar on the 5th floor capable of holding intimate parties of up to 150 people. There are also a full range of ancillary offices including 5 dressing rooms, shower room, W.C. and production office. Our lighting and technical team is unsurpassed in the industry and can ensure that all your corporate branding and any special requirements can be met. We also have 40sqm screen and rear projection system that can be used to for product launches, highlight corporate branding and is also used extensively for film and TV screenings, sporting events, video game launches and anything else you would like to see on a big screen (within the realms of decency!)

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    Royal College of Psychiatrists

    Royal College of Psychiatrists

    21 Prescot Street London, E1 8BB
    • Conference centre
    • ·18 meeting rooms

    Our venue offers a versatile collection of spaces, including a prestigious auditorium, relaxed members? lounge, intimate Antiquarian Library, flexible breakout areas, and a range of contemporary meeting and seminar rooms. Suitable for events from small private gatherings to conferences of up to 250 guests, each space is supported by state of the art audio visual technology. This includes high definition sound and camera systems, enabling seamless delivery of in person and hybrid meetings and events. Why choose 21 Prescot Street? Central London location just moments from the Tower of London and major transport links Flexible, purpose built spaces for events from intimate meetings to conferences for up to 250 guests Hybrid ready technology with professional AV support and reliable connectivity throughout Award winning in house catering, delivered by B Corp certified partner Houston & Hawkes Experienced events team providing end to end support, from planning through to delivery

    Fitzroy House

    Fitzroy House

    35/37 Fitzroy Street London, W1T 6DX
    • Unusual

    Fitzroy House is an original 1791 building imitating the designs of Robert Adam, the famous Georgian period architect who along with his brother designed Fitzroy Square. The house is one of the last remaining structures on the block that retains its original external architecture and now shows the life and work of L. Ron Hubbard. The house comprises four impressive floors, one of which is dedicated to an exhibition of Ron Hubbard's early life from boy scout to explorer. It also illustrates his career as one of the top fiction writers in the 1930s and 40s and his later achievements in the humanities. As he holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for Most Published Author (1,084 publications) one of the floors is appropriately dedicated to his literary works. We welcome visitors from around the world to step into this 1950s time capsule where they can view original manuscripts, rare edition books and artifacts relating to the life of one of the most prominent authors of the 20th century. If you wish to hire areas of the house for banquets, conferences and other functions, please call or e-mail for further information.

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    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.

    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.

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