The Dutch Hall is a Grade II listed church on Austin Friars in the City of London, a few minutes' walk from Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Bank. The Dutch Church's history here dates back to 1550, and the current building was designed by Arthur Bailey after Blitz damage and restored in 1954. Events are run by Venues LDN across the Great Hall, with soaring ceilings, chandeliers and stained-glass windows, the contemporary Van Gogh Reception Room and the smaller Library on the lower floor, supported by a catering kitchen, AV and sound. It hosts dinners, conferences, meetings, fashion shows, exhibitions and weddings.
The Dutch Hall is a Grade II listed church on Austin Friars in the City of London, a few minutes' walk from Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Bank. The Dutch Church's history here dates back to 1550, and the current building was designed by Arthur Bailey after Blitz damage and restored in 1954. Events are run by Venues LDN across the Great Hall, with soaring ceilings, chandeliers and stained-glass windows, the contemporary Van Gogh Reception Room and the smaller Library on the lower floor, supported by a catering kitchen, AV and sound. It hosts dinners, conferences, meetings, fashion shows, exhibitions and weddings.
The Great Hall is the main event space, about 4,574 sq ft over two floors with soaring ceilings, chandeliers, stained-glass windows and a chequered stone floor. It seats 200, holds 250 theatre-style or 380 standing, and suits dinners, conferences, fashion shows, exhibitions and weddings.
7 Austin Friars, London, EC2N 2HA