The Science Gallery London will open in the Spring of 2018 and with modern and creative feel that mixes art and science, this is definitely one to watch out for! Set over three floors, you’ll find everything you need including cafes, courtyards, a terrace, theatre and galleries, demonstrating that the space has the potential to accommodate an array of events with lots of flexible space right at your fingers tips. The venue capacity is from 20 – 750 with an in-house chef brigade to cater to your every need.

Swingers Oxford Circus

If something is successful, why not make another? This is the exact motto Swingers Golf have opted for, after the success of their first venue beneath the Gherkin, a new location will be opening on Oxford Street from February 2018. This venue is definitely going to be pretty mega (20,000 sq. ft mega to be precise) with a concealed entrance, allowing guests to be transported to the beach with their seaside theme. With two 9-hole golf courses to navigate through, we wonder whether this could be the perfect entertainment for your next team-building event.

Leake Street Arches

Under Waterloo train station the Leake Street Arches have a seven-metre high exposed brick arch. It is one of eight former railway arches that have been refurbished to offer people a “curated collection” of independent restaurants and bars. The private events space is located in unit seven and holds up to 300 people. It is open now until the spring.

Kensington Palace Pavilion

A glass-fronted building is to replace the Orangery for three years. While the Orangery undergoes conservation work, there will be a purpose-built pavilion overlooking the Sunken Gardens and east façade of the palace.

The new space will be available to hire from March 2018. It will have two event spaces for 800 people, as well as a covered terrace area.

Annabel’s

Annabel’s is coming back, and just two doors down from the original club at 46 Berkeley Square. This 18th Century, Grade I listed Georgian townhouse is, at 26,000 square feet, considerably larger and will feature: restaurants, bars, private dining rooms, a garden, cigar salon and a health and wellbeing spa. Housed in the basement, the nightclub will pay homage to the decadency of the original Annabel’s.

Soho House White City

Rumoured to be opening in April, Soho House is set to be moving into White City as part of the area’s massive rejuvenation. Moving into the former BBC TV Centre, the hotel will feature fifty rooms and a rooftop pool. BBC Television Centre at dusk

SUSHISAMBA

SUSHISAMBA takes its blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine to Covent Garden’s famed Opera Terrace within the historic Market Building. The Opera Terrace boasts a balcony with striking rooftop views across the Piazza, whilst the menu will feature new and signature dishes with an emphasis on piquant flavours, the finest ingredients and creative presentations.

Kettner’s Town House

Brought to life again by Soho House, Kettner’s Townhouse is a restaurant and Champagne bar with 33 bedrooms; somewhat smaller than the 2017 offering from Soho House: The Ned with its nine restaurants and 252 rooms! The restaurant will use locally sourced ingredients to create a menu that is inspired by the history of the building whilst many of its original Grade II listed details, floral plaster-work and heritage mirrors have also been retained.

Principle

The Principal London is a Grade II* listed landmark building that occupies the eastern flank of Russell Square in Bloomsbury. The opening of the 334-room hotel in spring 2018 will restore the original grande dame to her original glory while administering a shot of adrenaline to the heart of London’s most literary neighbourhood.

Prosecco House

The Prosecco House came into fruition because the owner and founder Kristina Issa was fed up of ordering mediocre prosecco. Kristina has created a luxurious escape where everyone feels welcome, think antique tables topped with mirrored glass. During the day there is a delicious spread of Italian focaccia sandwiches, and coffees.

The Dixon

Cast your mind forward to autumn and there will be a nice London boutique hotel: The Dixon. Making its home in the Grade II listed 1906 John Dixon Butler Police Station and magistrates court on Tooley Street, the hotel will have 193 rooms, nine spacious suites and walls adorned with local art and culture.

Bob Bob Cité

Bob Bob Cité (earlier known as Bob Bob Exchange) will be opening at the start of the year in none other than the Leadenhall Building, although you might know it better as the Cheesegrater. At the end of 2017 we found out that Eric Chavot had joined the restaurant group and will oversee the kitchen at both Bob Bob Ricard and Bob Bob Cité as executive head chef.

Hard Rock Hotel

Yep, London is getting its first Hard Rock Hotel, the first in the country to be precise. The Cumberland Hotel in Marble Arch is going to be converted into the hotel, which will feature a Hard Rock Café, restaurant, speakeasy bar, spa and a Rock Shop so you can stock up on more merchandise…

• Bring the outdoors in! Especially fun if you don’t have any outdoor space at your office, it can be really easy to get some Astroturf laid out to feel like you are out on the pitch! There are some companies that we have on call that can do this for you – you could even get a splash of white line paint to give it that extra football feel!
• We have some great caterers that we work with who are fantastic at fulfilling themes. Take your pick of a buffet or bowl food, canapés or stations, from a Russian inspired menu designed by a caterer of your choice.
• If you have got the space to have a dedicated viewing area for the games, how about setting up some amazing themed furniture? Whether it be going for the traditional Russian Flag colours, or the England Flag colours, or a more general football theme – it will definitely bring a different atmosphere to the office.
• If you don’t have a lot of space you can still get into the spirit with some amazing decorations around the office. Whether flags depicting the different teams (especially fun if you have a diverse range of cultures in the team) or bringing a Russian party theme to your desks, this can be an easy way to liven up the working day!
• Give your team the experience of watching the matches on a big screen after work by bringing in some AV to the office. If the largest screen you have is on a desktop computer it makes it difficult to get the whole team involved. By simply adding a large screen or monitor you can bring the team together and make it a real experience – we have some talented technicians on our books and electrical hire companies that we can source large screens, projectors and speakers from – all professionally and easily installed of course!
• Finally, if you really want to go all out how about some Russian entertainment? Keep your team in the spirit of things by bringing in some Russian Dancers or Russian Bands for some evening or lunchtime entertainment – whatever your budget we can find something for you!

So if you can’t leave the building for the matches, make sure you bring a little bit of the World Cup in to your office this June. If you would like help with implementing any of the above ideas give us a call!

Small but so perfectly formed, The Curtain’s fully soundproofed 40-seat, lounge-style screening room is a great space for exclusive previews, presentations, press events and even the odd football match. Featuring a cinema-grade projector, 200’’ fixed screen, cutting edge 7.2 surround sound system and with its own cocktail bar and rom service, it’s an ideal place to while away a few hours.

The Mandrake

The Theatre combines three major art works with a flawless bar. One is a multiscreen sensor-activated interactive piece that-continually adapts to the activity in the room. Another is an epic work of ink and canvas covering an entire wall. And the third is an expression from one of the world’s leading graffiti artists. The room has a theatre and state of the art audio visual equipment, which can be used for film screenings, live performances, Q&As and intimate soirees.

Capacity: 60 pax

The Mondrian

Styled and furnished by iconic British designer Tom Dixon, the state-of-the-art screening room is London’s newest destination. With 56 seats, 4K resolution and Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound, it is the

ideal venue for all your entertainment needs including private and press screenings, junkets, presentations and product launches. Seven wired and linked Junket rooms with outside space and river views are also available.

The Hospital Club

The ultimate private cinema! The Screening Room seats a maximum of 36 in absolute luxury and is available for both corporate and private hire. The space meets a broad range of presentation requirements: bring in your own film or video content for a private screening, or plug in your laptop at the front of the auditorium to make a larger-than-life widescreen presentation. The nearby Forest Room or Bellini Bar can be used for pre- or post- screening drinks or round-tables

The Hamyard Hotel

The 190 seat state-of-the-art theatre has been designed and equipped to the highest professional standards. The walls are lined with electric blue wool, with striking tangerine orange leather seats and bright fuchsia pink silk curtains framing the stage. As well as an exclusive dress circle balcony, there are two beautifully appointed green rooms complete with mini bar, shower, sofa and desk.

Annabel’s is coming back, and just two doors down from the original club at 46 Berkeley Square. This 18th Century, Grade I listed Georgian townhouse is, at 26,000 square feet, considerably larger and will feature: restaurants, bars, private dining rooms, a garden, cigar salon and a health and wellbeing spa. Housed in the basement, the nightclub will pay homage to the decadency of the original Annabel’s.

Soho House White City

Rumoured to be opening in April, Soho House is set to be moving into White City as part of the area’s massive rejuvenation. Moving into the former BBC TV Centre, the hotel will feature fifty rooms and a rooftop pool.

Sabor 

You might not recognise the name Nieves Barragan but you’ll definitely know about tapas restaurant Barrafina, well now, Nieves is opening her own restaurant on Heddon Street and she’s teaming up with José Etura who also worked at Barrafina to open it. Sabor will be serve up a menu inspired by the different areas of Spain.

SUSHISAMBA

SUSHISAMBA takes its blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine to Covent Garden’s famed Opera Terrace within the historic Market Building. The Opera Terrace boasts a balcony with striking rooftop views across the Piazza, whilst the menu will feature new and signature dishes with an emphasis on piquant flavours, the finest ingredients and creative presentations.

Kettner’s Town House

Brought to life again by Soho House, Kettner’s Townhouse is a restaurant and Champagne bar with 33 bedrooms; somewhat smaller than the 2017 offering from Soho House: The Ned with its nine restaurants and 252 rooms! The restaurant will use locally sourced ingredients to create a menu that is inspired by the history of the building whilst many of its original Grade II listed details, floral plaster-work and heritage mirrors have also been retained.

Principle

The Principal London is a Grade II* listed landmark building that occupies the eastern flank of Russell Square in Bloomsbury. The opening of the 334-room hotel in spring 2018 will restore the original grande dame to her original glory while administering a shot of adrenaline to the heart of London’s most literary neighbourhood.

Hicce

Pronounced ee-che, Hicce is the first solo restaurant from Pip Lacey, who announced last August that she was departing Murano-Angela Hartnett’s Michelin-starred Mayfair restaurant. Pip will be serving modern dishes using traditional techniques such as marinating, curing, pickling and cooking ingredients over a wood fire.

Roganic

This year sees the return of cult pop-up Roganic, as Simon and Penny Rogan have secured a permanent site on Blandford Street.Running alongside Aulis London, (the development kitchen and eight seat chef’s table, that opened this October in Soho), Roganic will bring elements of L’Enclume, Simon’s two Michelin star restaurant in the Lake District to London.

Cora Pearl 

Fan of Kitty Fisher’s? Then we have good news for you, the team have just announced their second restaurant, Cora Pearl and it’s opening in Covent Garden. While details are currently scant, we do know that Cora Peal (like Kitty Fisher) was a courtesan, except she worked in Paris, entertaining the French nobleman.

Sorella 

As one door closes, another opens, because as The Manor closes, Sorella will open in its place, an Italian restaurant from The Dairy group. Inspired by the Amalfi Coast, dishes will include cep gnocchi with girolles; fennel gelato and cuttle fish linguine.

Kudu

The 46-cover restaurant is named after Kudu Bread, which is cooked in a copper pot and served with melted lardon or seafood butter. Serving a seasonal menu of locally sourced, home grown and foraged ingredients. This little slice of South Africa is the brain child of Patrick Williams and Amy Corbin, who met through their love of food and will function as chef and front of house respectively.

Din Tai Fung

Best known for their xiaolongbao buns (steamed soup dumplings), Din Tai Fung originates from Taipei and has since gone on to open restaurants in the likes of Korea, China, the US, Singapore, Australia and now it’s coming to London. They haven’t confirmed exactly where they’ll be opening, but it’s rumoured to be the new Centre Point development.

Brat

Opening on Redchurch Street, the restaurant will bring together Tomos’s Welsh heritage with the Basque region of Northern Spain, to create a menu that uses British produce cooked on an open fire wood grill. Expect to find dishes of Carmarthen ham; fresh cheese; grilled baby peas and wood fire grilled breads; Cedar wood sea trout with Jersey cream and river herbs and a take on the Welsh national dish of Cawl – offal hot pot with laverbread and potatoes.

Bluebird

Having had so much success in Chelsea, the Bluebird is opening their second restaurant at the Television Centre, and former home of the BBC, in White City. The 5000-square foot space will feature a café, bar, deli and outdoor terrace and is part of an £8 billion regeneration of the area.

InPaella

Like paella? Then you’re in for a treat this year, because Quique Dacosta (who has a restaurant in the Top 100 Restaurants in the World and multiple Michelin stars) is opening InPaella later this year in London.

Puttshack

Calling all mini golf fans, those looking for first date activities and those who get a bit geeky over technology; this year Puttshack, the world’s first super tech indoor mini-golf experience is launching in London. Brought to you by the ping pong masterminds, Bounce, and the global phenomenon Topgolf, it’ll be opening as part of Westfield London’s £600 million expansion.

By CHLOE

by CHLOE. is the super successful US-based, plant-based, fast-casual restaurant and soon by CHLOE London will open in Covent Garden. The menu which is 100% vegan is all about big flavours, satisfaction and fuelling and includes: seasonal salads, soups, burgers, sandwiches, pastas, dairy-free ice cream from Chill by CHLOE.

Prosecco House

The Prosecco House came into fruition because the owner and founder Kristina Issa was fed up of ordering mediocre prosecco. Kristina has created a luxurious escape where everyone feels welcome, think antique tables topped with mirrored glass. During the day there is a delicious spread of Italian focaccia sandwiches, and coffees.

The Dixon

Cast your mind forward to autumn and there will be a nice London boutique hotel: The Dixon.  Making its home in the Grade II listed 1906 John Dixon Butler Police Station and magistrates court on Tooley Street, the hotel will have 193 rooms, nine spacious suites and walls adorned with local art and culture.

Bob Bob Cité

Bob Bob Cité (earlier known as Bob Bob Exchange) will be opening at the start of the year in none other than the Leadenhall Building, although you might know it better as the Cheesegrater. At the end of 2017 we found out that Eric Chavot had joined the restaurant group and will oversee the kitchen at both Bob Bob Ricard and Bob Bob Cité as executive head chef.

Plates

Siblings Kirk and Keeley Haworth are set to open their first permanent restaurant this year, following a run of successful pop-ups and residencies. Opening in Shoreditch, the 30-cover restaurant will continue to serve seasonal, plant-based food without meat, fish, dairy or refined sugar.

Madame Wong 

Andrew Wong is on a roll at the moment, Victoria’s A Wong, has recently won its first Michelin star and this spring will see the opening of his next restaurant, which is set to be called Madame Wong and will open in Bloomberg Arcade.

Hard Rock Hotel

Yep, London is getting its first Hard Rock Hotel, the first in the country to be precise. The Cumberland Hotel in Marble Arch is going to be converted into the hotel, which will feature a Hard Rock Café, restaurant, speakeasy bar, spa and a Rock Shop so you can stock up on more merchandise…

Manhattan Loft Gardens Design

The Manhattan Loft Gardens Design Hotel is a 150-room hotel opening in Stratford in the seven lower levels of the Manhattan Loft Gardens, a 42-storey building with three sky gardens so that residents are never more than 9 stories from the outdoors. You will have to share the spa and swimming pool with the residents in the building, but sharing is caring isn’t it.

SCULLY

Ramael Scully, head chef at Nopi and co-author of Ottolenghi’s NOPI Cookbook will be opening his first solo London project, SCULLY. Opening in St Jame’s Market, the restaurant will serve a menu that is influenced by Scully’s parent’s heritage; his mother is of Chinese and Indian descent and is Father is Irish Balinese. Expect plenty of spices, vinegars, pickles and syrups.

La Goccia and The Petersham

Petersham Nurseries opened last year in Covent Garden, but it’s not quite complete yet. It doesn’t have its restaurant yet, but come spring, it’ll have two restaurants, La Goccia and The Petersham.  La Goccia is their take on the Italian traditions of cichetti and aperitivo and will feature an open grill and wood burning oven. Meanwhile, The Petersham will be a more refined affair, following the formula of Petersham Nurseries Café in Richmond, the interior of the a la carte restaurant is inspired by the understated grandeur of Petersham House.

Brigadiers 

Brought to you by the team behind Gymkhana, Hoppers and Trishna, Brigadiers is the next venture from Sethis, and is their take on an Indian pub. Also opening in Bloomberg Arcade, you can expect to find charred, smoked and grilled kebabs and tikka.
 

Venue: The iconic and stunning Natural History Museum. The reception was held in Waterhouse Way opening into the impressive Hintze Hall with the 25.2 metre blue whale skeleton suspended from the ceiling.

Styling: We turned Hintze Hall into a monochromatic winter wonderland by styling a variety of 40 Christmas trees with snow and Narnia-esque lampposts dotted amongst them. Production included 4 mesmerising and enormous disco balls that filled the venue with their reflections, in addition to snowflake projections, winter logs and candles. Entertainment came from a band and DJ elevated on a stage on the steps.

Food & Drink: For catering we created a warming and cosy concoction of dishes to replicate a Nordic Christmas market. Mac ‘n’ cheese along with hotdogs and meatballs were the main attraction. For dessert a ‘Hygge’ station was set up which was filled with toffee apples, toasted marshmallows and boozy chocolate shots. The drinks were flowing all night with the guests able to choose from the all-night spirit bar or a variety of cocktails.

What: #ApresWithAView

Why: This December, ME London Hotel will be bringing the Alps to London with their #ApresWithAView rooftop pop-up. On arrival to ME London you’ll be handed your lift pass before you ascend to Radio and settle in for the evening in one of their three luxuriously furnished cable cars. Inside your private cable car, (all of which is included in the price) you’ll be able to sip on spiced rum eggnog served in chocolate cups, toast with magnums of Veuve Clicquot, party with a bottle of Grey Goose vodka and then feast on decadent truffle cheese fondue and alpine boards of charcuterie. It’s not your average pop-up. Opens December 1st

Where: ME London Hotel, Strand, WC2R 1HA

THOR’S

What: Viking Vibes

Why: Regent’s Place will become home to THOR’S, a pop up bar channeling Scandi/Viking chic this winter. The cosy cabin will transport you to the Nordics, minus the harsh weather, and even if the British winter is getting to you, there’ll be plenty of log fires to keep you warm. Get into the festive spirit with glühwein (Scandi mulled wine), hot cider or spiked hot chocolate while you feast on sausages with all the Scandi trimmings. Never mind Santa, this Christmas, we’ll be toasting to Thor. Open Now

Where: Regent’s Place, Kings Cross, NW1 3AN

Winterville

What: Fun for the Family

Why: Brought to you by the team behind Field Day and Street Feast, Winterville is a pop up mini village with enough entertainment to take you right up to that special day. Glide across Clapham’s first ever ice rink or show off your moves at the roller disco. Head to the Spiegeltent for performances of Michael Morpugo’s Mimi & the Mountain Dragon, or for a more interactive theatre experience head to The World Beyond the Wardrobe, or the Backyard Cinema’s Winter Night Garden. Of course, Street Feast are in charge of food, so expect only the best of London’s street food, while to drink there’ll be hot chocolate, mulled wine and hot toddies. Opens 23rd November

Where: Clapham Common, Windmill Drive, SW4 9DE

The Montague on the Gardens

What: Après Ski Lodge

Why: Every winter, the wood deck at The Montague on the Gardens is transformed into a wintry Alpine ski lodge. The deck will be adorned with pine trees, snowmen, reindeer, ski racks and piste maps, and to complete the look, there’ll be falling snow, all lit up with lanterns and shimmering fairy lights. On offer at the bar will be schnapps, flavoured vodkas or warming mulled wine, spiced cider and hot chocolate cocktails. Snuggle up on the wooly rugs while you munch on candied pecans or head to the log cabin and sink into the armchairs with your drink in hand of course. Opens 16th November

Where: 15 Montague Street, London WC1B 5BJ

Archer Street

What: The Slopes Away from the Slopes

Why: If you can’t quite manage to hit the slopes this winter, fear not, for Archer Street will become home to PISTE, a luxurious ski lodge, all the way through to May next year. Recline on the fur-lined seats while admiring the digital artwork and sipping on festive drinks such as Santa Claus is Coming to Town or Last Christmas. Being located in the heart of Soho, PISTE is the perfect place to head to, to unwind, after a long, tiring and stressful day of Christmas shopping. Open Now

Where: 3-4 Archer Street, Soho, W1D 7AP

Winterland

What: Fulham’s Enchanted Forest

Why: Fulham’s first ever Thameside beach will be transformed into an enchanted woodland wonderland this winter. There’ll be a heated pergola which’ll be home to giant feasting tables, heated tents with fur-lined sofas, riverside igloos and winter lodges. Grab a drink from either of the two bars and head to the adult playground which will feature neon curling lanes, mini golf, ping pong and prosecco pong. Food on offer will be courtesy of Jimmy Garcia of Jimmy’s lodge, so expect the gooey-est fondues and raclette burgers. Opens 9th November

Where: Albert Wharf, Fulham, SW6 2TY

Eis Haus

What: The Bar Made of Ice

Why: This year the bar made of ice, aka Eis Haus, will be arriving on the banks of the River Thames as London Bridge City is transformed into an urban, alpine destination. Once you’ve donned you ski clothes and gloves, you’ll be able to sit amongst ice sculptures of howling wolves and a giant bear on Game of Thrones- inspired ice thrones whilst sipping drinks from frozen glasses at a chilly minus 5 degrees. Once outside warm up in the après ski bar with hot toddies. Winter is definitely coming. From the 30th November

Where: Christmas by the River, London Bridge City, SE1

Vauxhall Winter Village

What: Alpine Village

Why: Head south of the river this winter for Alpine themed fun, with a twist. Save the turkey and trimmings for Christmas Day and instead feast on offerings from Jamakin’ Me Crazy, Hola Guacamole and Ye Olde Fish and Chips, all while enjoying bespoke winter cocktails – both hot and cold. Ski cabin booths will be available to hire, all with Ski resort themes like Aspen and Klosters, and retro ski wear will be available too, so you can dress up and truly get into the spirit. Opens 16th November

Where: 6A South Lambeth Place, Vauxhall, SW8 1RT

Winter La La Land

What: Fire Pits and Street Food

Why: Last Days of Shoreditch is back with a stellar programme for the winter. Enjoy Ernest Hemingway inspired cocktails, like the sazerac, the godmother, Hemingway’s bellini in front of the roaring fires. Feast on hearty street food from Smokey Tails, Biff’s Jack Shack and Cheeky Burger. Definitely get some classic wintry cocktails down you before heading to the karaoke room, or let loose on the dance floor to the likes of Alex Arnout, Geddes and Dave Jarvis and Friends. Opens 23rd November

Where: Last Days of Shoreditch, 288 Old Street, EC1V 9LA

The Winter Forest

What: Festive Fairytale Forest

Why: You’ll forget you’re in London at Broadgate’s Winter Forest what with the towering pine trees will be covered in biodegradable snow and twinkling fairy lights. Outside the forest you’ll find the Winter Market, which will host 5 indpendent artisan vendors including The Amazing Chocolate Workshop, The Somerset Ploughmen, and Wonderland Collective, so look no further for all your Christmas shopping needs. The square will also become home to a new installation by British artist David Ogle, entitled Lumen, which features neon trees and immerses visitors in a world of light and colour. The Winter Forest will be hosting a series of events throughout winter, so keep your eyes peeled for more details. Opens 9th November

Where: Broadgate, EC2M 3WA

Social Fun & Games Club at Roof East

What: Rooftop Fun and Games

Why: If you’ve missed out on tickets until now, you’re in luck because Social Fun & Games have released more for December. Indeed that means you still have the chance to try your hand at curling and dine in an igloo. Get cosy in your igloo while you enjoy sharing platters courtesy of either Jimmy’s Lodge or Crazy Pig, before hitting the neon-lit curling lanes. Save your visit to the Ski Lodge Bar until the end because you’ll be served up ski-shots – yes – shots lined up on a ski, and let’s be honest, you won’t be winning any curling games after this. Open Now

Where: 45a Broadway, Stratford, E15 1XD

Coq d’ Argent

What: Coq d’ Argent

Why: Coq d’ Argent opens it’s winter terrace once again. Inspired by the Arctic you can hide away in the igloo tents, with out experiencing the drop in temperature. The terraces are heated and there are plenty of furs, warm twinkly lights and Hennessy Cocktails to take the edge off any chill that seeks out your bones. Last but by no means least the, ‘Aurora Borealis Cube’, a simulated visual installation that will kid you in to thinking you are actually staring at the Northern lights. Open Now

Where: No 1 Poultry, Poultry, London EC2R 8EJ

Winter Lodge at The Hampshire Lounge Bar

What: The Hampshire Winter Lodge

Why: The pop up at The Hampshire in Leicester Square will be transformed into a cosy mountain retreat in the very heart of Central London. Though it boasts a wintery hideaway, I feel it’s the food at this place that’s going to have us all hammering on the door, the team will be serving up the likes of grilled raclette, maple glazed ribs, hot toddy and mulled wine to showcase the offering for winter. Yum yum. Open Now

Where: 21 Irving Street Leicester Square WC2H 7LH

Secretly nestled within the vaults of The London Palladium, this venue is London’s newest addition to event venues. The club’s Main Room can accommodate 450 people. With full laser and club lighting, FUNKTION 1 sound system and plasma display screens, the venue is equipped for product launches and presentations as well as full scale corporate and social functions and seasonal celebrations.

Accessed through the a meat locker in Covent Garden this venue provides an incredible secret world serving an Italian sharing feast, extensive drinks menu and a variety show that is surprising and entertaining on every level. A jaw-dropping space available every day and night for private hire with the capacity to host up to 400 guests.

A dazzling and opulent event space, this venue never fails to leave a lasting impression on guests. With many original features including the grand sweeping staircases, glittering chandeliers and stunning ballroom floor, it makes for the perfect space to host a private event in central London. With the capacity to host 715 guests for a standing event.

Its show time, be captivated by the performers, at London’s most lavish show club located in the heart of Piccadilly Circus. They offer an experience like no other, combining performance theatre and ariel acts taking your event to new heights with sophistication and glamour. The venue offers the perfect event space for product launches, filming, corporate events, networking and exclusive hire and more, with the capacity to host up to 430 guests.

Located only a stone’s throw away from Trafalgar Square this is one of London’s most central venues. The mixture of classic Victorian architecture and cutting edge technology compliments a variety of occasion events from large awards dinners to high tech conferences and luxurious receptions to successful exhibitions, for up to 1000 guests.

With stunning panoramic views of London, and a stylish cosmopolitan interior, this venue is one of the city’s hottest destinations for events. The venue has private and semi-private areas but can also be hired exclusively for up to 180 guests seated and 360 standing. It can also be hired with its sister restaurant on the floor above – this enables a capacity of 280 people seated or 700 standing.

Covering a humongous 35,000ft2 this venue is truly huge! The venue houses 3 bars/café areas, 4 dining / lounge areas, 12 professional standard 10-pin bowling lanes, 2 smaller dens, and a 12,000ft2 all year round ice-rink. The rink is housed under a completely uninterrupted single-span and the venue has the capability to cover over the ice, creating a rock-hard insulated surface that transforms the rink into a ballroom! The whole venue can host up to 1,00 guests.

A famous space combining heritage and scale for major events. This venue is one of the largest and oldest unobstructed event spaces in London. An exposed King Post timber roof giving a clear span of 60ft above a 778 square metre antique wooden floor makes it a perfect location for conferences, awards dinners, fashion shows and exhibitions. The large raised balcony is ideal for a reception area or presentation platform. The venue has the capacity to host receptions for up to 1,000 guests, and seated events for up to 700 guests.

The Grade II listed Main Hall was designed in the 1930s and has a unique Art Deco charm. With a Mezzanine level that looks out over the Bank of England, the space is flexible and can be adapted to accommodate your needs – whether for a dinner, standing reception, wedding banquet, conference or exhibition. Accommodating groups ranging from 150 to 800 in exceptional glamour.

If you are looking for a unique way to celebrate the festive season in London then look no further than London’s original ski lodge and winter party venue. The Wood Deck will be transformed into a magical ski lodge; with pine trees, falling snow, reindeer, snowmen, ski racks, piste maps and strings of fairy lights and lanterns. The centrepiece is a bar serving a selection of beverages from a choice of 12 including Schnapps and flavoured vodkas. To help combat the cold and lightly drifting snowflakes, guests can enjoy delicious candied pecans, mulled wine, hot spiced cider, mugs of steaming hot chocolate cocktails and big woolly rugs, which will all help to keep you lovely and snug during the long winter nights. Or head to the Log Cabin – an atmospheric space to enjoy a drink in front of a decorative fire, Christmas tree and cosy armchairs and sofas complete with blankets.

Inspired by Soho’s spirit of fun and indulgence, this venue sits on the site of London’s iconic Marquee Club where artists like David Bowie and The Rolling Stones strutted their stuff. With such a rich heritage and well known Soho address it’s the perfect place to host your event. Spread across two floors, the space is very versatile and can accommodate over 800 guests for a standing reception.

– 3 bars/café areas,

– 4 dining/lounge areas

– 12 professional standard 10-pin bowling lanes, 2 smaller dens

– 9,000sqft all year round ice-rink.

There is also the option to cover over the ice, transforming the rink into a ballroom; the only stand-alone ballroom in central London with its own off-street car-park.

Catering has been left up to one of London’s coolest, urban eateries; Meat Liquor, so don’t worry about satisfying your guests!

Suitable for a multitude of events for up to 1,000 guests, give us a call if you would like to put an enquiry in!