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This historic building in Spitalfields is a unique cultural institution, in one of London’s smallest and most beautiful historic buildings.  Its shabby front doors are rarely open to the public: beyond are secrets and suitcases, poems and threads of history linking to today’s debates over migration, minorities and multiculturalism. Founded as the first museum of immigration and diversity in Europe, the building attracts visitors from around the globe to discover stories of the centuries of newcomers who have shaped Spitalfields, London and Britain.

Kingsland Road is home to this unusual meeting space. Fully functional and complete with a 4K LED screen, AV technology, full conference phone facilities and a whiteboard, this stunning glass-walled room holds six people. Technical support and catering options can also be offered.

Looking for something different? Well why not hire a windmill in the middle of London for your next event! Brixton is home to this unique building, which celebrates its 200^th birthday this year. Windmills were once a familiar feature of London’s landscape and the most powerful machines of the pre-industrial world. This one is a tangible reminder to all Londoners of the close links that the capital had with agriculture and food production.

The studio sits on a quiet mews in Central London, moments from Kings Cross/St Pancras station Whilst retaining many original features from this turn of the century building, Big Sky has transformed the former bus depot into a 5,400sqft customised, photographic studio. The studio features a 33ft x 33ft infinity cove, a large styling room with a private talent room, as well as a luxurious lounge and dining room, overlooking the studio.

Step back in time as you enter this building, which dates back to 1720. The Georgian townhouse comes complete with plentiful original features, from the days when weavers plied their trader from their shop on the ground floor. The first floor includes a modern kitchen and dining room, perfect for grand meetings and receptions. Upstairs you’ll find bedrooms with awe-inspiring views over Spitalfields and nearby landmarks such as Hawksmoor’s Christ Church.

An East London pub with plenty of beautiful original features, this is a great venue for parties and drinks receptions. The venue comes complete with a top secret roof garden, where many of the herbs and vegetables used in the pub are grown. There’s also a custom-built wood fired grill, greenhouse dining room and bar.

This vast event space consists of 15 acres of private gated land, comprising of large industrial warehouses, offices suitable for production and green rooms as well as ample of parking and auxiliary land. Located in Canada Water, with brilliant transport links from the City, Central London and Canary Wharf, this site offers producers, agencies and brands a one off opportunity to access a property with masses of creative, flexible and inspiring infrastructure. With ample of power available on site, as well as logistical and operational flexibility this site gives you and your clients the ability to deliver activities and events from small to very large scale productions and capacities. The venue is a versatile space ideal for launches, brand activation, experiential events as well as large and small productions of all types.

This summer, a floating forest is opening in London. The venue is working in partnership with Chelsea Flower Show to rehome thousands of their plants on the banks of the Thames river, providing a much-needed oasis for the capital and a year-round programme of chef pop-ups, book clubs, live music, talks, theatre, cinema and contemporary dance whilst unique weekend workshops will transform the jetty into a hub of creativity and wellbeing.

This venue is comprised of three floors of pop up happenings, foodie events and guest chef residencies in a restaurant which constantly reinvents itself, so no two events will ever be exactly the same. A great choice for those looking for something different, this one’s sure to get guests talking.

This iconic Devon landmark is a shining white ocean liner, moored on its own tidal island, surrounded by golden beaches and silver seas. Built in 1929, extended in 1932 and now restored to its ’30s glamour, the decadent hotel is a retreat out of time like none other.