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Located on Lancaster University’s Bailrigg campus, Lancaster Conference Centre provides a modern and flexible setting for conferences, meetings, training and special events. Our venue features 14 meeting rooms designed to support a range of event formats, from smaller intimate meetings to conferences for up to 100 delegates. We provide professional event support, high-quality audiovisual facilities, Wi-Fi and access to the wider facilities available across the University campus. Our Conferences & Events+ team works with organisers to create tailored arrangements for meetings, academic events, corporate programmes, workshops and training sessions. The venue also benefits from access to University accommodation and on-campus dining facilities, making it suitable for residential conferences and multi-day programmes. With flexible rooms, technical support and a dedicated events team, we provide a practical environment for organisers looking to host professional events within Lancaster University’s Bailrigg campus.
This venue is set upon 180 acres of spectacular woodland and beautiful Lancashire countryside which can be utilised on warm summer days, as well as boasting charming indoor spaces to use for talks, ceremonies, presentations, meetings, and networking.
This venue can be set up as theatre, cabaret, banquet, or a reception room, and is equipped to host professional, hybrid, business-focused events. The space can be configured for multiple layouts depending on requirements such as formal presentations, round table discussions, dinners, and exhibitions.
Boasting almost 600 square metres of floor space, the main feature at LICA is its huge, double-height performance space. Open and airy with flexible partition options, the venue can be divided into smaller areas for various uses, with lighting and sound equipment for productions, awards presentations, gala dinners, keynote addresses, and major launches.
George Fox Building is home to Lancaster University's largest lecture theatre on campus, with a seated capacity of 350. In addition, six other large rooms are available to hire for parallel sessions, team meetings, or smaller talks for around 40-100 people.
As the name suggests, the Great Hall is the biggest space at Lancaster University. The venue can host a theatre-style audience of 800 people, a banquet hall for up to 340 diners, or an exhibition hall for 250 guests.
Tiered lecture theatres within the Faraday Complex can support audiences of up to 620 people at once, whilst four additional seminar rooms are suitable for breakout sessions or meetings of up to 24 people. Each facility is tied together by a central foyer area which provides the space for event registration or break-time refreshments.
Home to a range of spaces, the Charles Carter building can act as a self-contained venue for smaller conferences, or as an extra resource for talks, meetings, and additional sessions as part of a larger, more complex conference event on campus.
The Management School is a firm favourite for conferences and events on campus. The venue is home to an impressive variety of rooms surrounding a central hub which is ideal for networking, receptions, lunch time refreshments, and evening canapés.
The venue operates as a breakfast and lunch outlet for the University, and can also be hired for conference and event delegates to split up their busy itinerary, with refreshments and catering facilities, informal meetings, and presentations.
Located right in the heart of the City’s historic story this space is steeped in history and positioned in the centuries-old Lancaster Castle, owned by the Duchy of Lancaster.
The brand new 400 seat Margaret Fell Lecture Theatre is the flagship lecture theatre on campus. As well as teaching, the lecture theatre is also used for conferencing and events with multiple presenters, panel sessions and performances.
The extension to Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), named the ‘West Pavilion’, is a five-storey contemporary building which houses three new lecture theatres, two executive teaching suites and three floors of work space for academics and staff.
Each space provides natural light, easy Wi-Fi access, and AV equipment suitable for presentations, meetings, and interactive sessions. Being a short walk from other large venues; Faraday Complex, LICA, and the Great Hall, Bowland North can also be used for breakout meetings or parallel sessions as part of a large-scale conference event.
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