Tucked beneath the railway lines in Brixton, Silly Towers Arch is a raw, industrial space built for making, testing, and performing. Set within a working railway arch, the environment carries a distinctly unpolished edge- trains pass overhead, adding to the rhythm and texture of the space rather than interrupting it. Compact but highly adaptable, the room centres around a simple, open floor with vaulted ceilings that enhance both acoustics and atmosphere. Wooden flooring and

ARCH Previously used by the Royal Society Of Plant Whisperers (RSPW), Arch s a ground floor railway arch, is located in an industrial...

Beneath Barbican is London's latest and most contemporary hire and event space run by Master Peter and Seren Sins, two of the city's most...

The Basement provides a proper sub-club rave cave with a chunky Function-One sound system. From record launches, label parties to club nigh

A large-scale outdoor expanse built for high-capacity events, The Front Yard delivers a raw, open setting with the flexibility to host ambitious, festival-style formats. With nearly 900 square metres in the main courtyard and over 5,000 square metres across the wider yard, the space is defined by its scale and adaptability. The environment is intentionally minimal- a secure, gated outdoor area that acts as a blank canvas for organisers to build from. Its size makes it particu

Space Three Characterised by raw, beautifully sandblasted walls throughout, Space Three provides an elevated industrial backdrop for...

Space Two retains the raw industrial feel of the building with original red brick walls, exposed pipework, concrete floors and pillars....

At almost 70 metres long and 35 metres wide, Space One is a spectacular warehouse-style space with an authentic industrial character....

Hidden behind a discreet entrance, this intimate speakeasy unfolds through a long corridor into a richly detailed lounge space designed to fully immerse guests from the moment they arrive. Inside, the venue is defined by bold, characterful interiors- from patterned wallpaper and a striking green-tiled bar to carefully placed lighting fixtures. The result is a space that feels layered and slightly theatrical, with a strong sense of identity. A small performance stage anchors t

A two-level cocktail bar inspired by the old saloons of New Orleans, this King’s Cross venue blends rich textures with a warm, late-night atmosphere. Interiors are layered with wood and leather detailing, creating a space that feels intimate, characterful, and slightly transportive. Arranged across two floors, the layout centres around a large bar, with booth seating and open standing areas that naturally suit drinks receptions and social gatherings. A DJ setup and L-Acoust

The venue is set to make a splash as the “newest go-to destination” in St. Katharine Docks of Tower Hill. With a beautifully restored...