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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged AV equipped.
6 venues
Brewers' Hall is the livery hall of the Worshipful Company of Brewers on Aldermanbury Square, between Guildhall and London Wall. The whole first floor is let exclusively to one client at a time: a marble lobby and oak staircase lead to a circular reception area, a gallery reception space and three interconnecting oak-panelled rooms, the Livery Hall, Court Room and...
Gravity MAX Wandsworth is an indoor entertainment venue at Southside on Wandsworth High Street, with indoor e-karting, ten-pin bowling, Sandbox VR, Hologate Tower-Tag, shuffleboard, beer pong, batting cages, urban street golf, a Pixel Hyperfloor and the Gravity Arcade. It has Newton's Sports Bar and the Gravity Social Bar, meeting and conference suites, and can be hired in part or in...
A light-filled, airy corner building on Alfred Place in the heart of creative Fitzrovia, sometimes called Noho. The spaces benefit from natural light and period features including wooden beams and high ceilings. There's a communal internal courtyard where you can step out and recharge, and Goodge Street tube station is just a few minutes away.
One Birdcage Walk is the home of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, offering versatile event spaces in Westminster overlooking St James's Park. Minutes from HM Treasury, the Houses of Parliament and Horse Guards Parade, the building combines original period features with modern technology. Its flexible rooms suit everything from lectures and conferences to private dinners and receptions.
Puttshack Bank sits at 1 Poultry in the City of London with three tech-infused mini golf courses, three bars and a restaurant, alongside private and semi-private event spaces. The venue combines interactive scoring technology, food and drinks, and AV equipment to create a social atmosphere suited to corporate gatherings, celebrations and team occasions of all sizes.
One of the original Victorian public libraries, closed by the local council in 2016 and reopened in 2017, now run by the Upper Norwood Library Trust as a community charity. The hub contains several adaptable spaces for hire, from function rooms to intimate performance areas, that work together for events of varying sizes.