St Bride Foundation

An elegant, spacious hall with high ceilings, large windows and wooden flooring. Suitable for conferences, weddings, formal dinners, parties and presentations. AV facilities and a stage are available.

A distinctive performance space with a Victorian glass roof, viewing gallery and theatrical lighting. It can host productions, conferences, cabaret, performances and selected private events

A light, formal room with a period fireplace, double-aspect windows and wooden flooring. Ideal for training, workshops, small receptions and catering or registration alongside Bridewell Hall.

An ornate room featuring stained-glass windows, parquet flooring, a chandelier and a working fireplace. Its reconfigurable walnut table suits board meetings, small gatherings and intimate wedding ceremonies.

A book-lined meeting space with a period fireplace and views of St Bride’s Church. It provides natural daylight and audiovisual facilities for board meetings, discussions and small corporate gatherings.

A basement space with spotlights and purpose-fitted flooring, suited to rehearsals, low-impact exercise and community meetings.

A specialist creative workshop space connected to the Foundation’s printing heritage. It is particularly relevant for printmaking, typography and hands-on creative activities.

A quirky bar space retaining features from the building’s former laundry. It offers a characterful setting for pre-show drinks, post-show gatherings and private parties, with a late licence.

A compact room named after printing pioneer William Caxton, with a period fireplace and wooden flooring. It suits small meetings or can serve as a breakout, registration or refreshment space.