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Kew Gardens
Marianne North Gallery
Ideal for evening drinks receptions or seated dining in the presence of more than 800 paintings by the visionary artist Marianne North.
Marianne North GalleryOrangery conference room
The Orangery conference room is the perfect venue for presentations, corporate away-days and team building events.
A bright, intimate venue with everything you need for a meeting or team away-day.
One wall of the room is made up of floor-to-ceiling windows which provide access to a small private terrace, ideal for coffee breaks during summer months. The room comes equipped with an in-built screen and projector.
Located behind the Orangery restaurant, the conference room is perfectly located for guests to explore the Gardens during their lunch break.
Corporate packages
The Orangery conference is available for dry hire or alternatively we offer day delegate rates. Packages include exclusive venue hire along with delicious food and drink from our selected caterers. We also offer various options for team building activities.
Essential information
Capacity
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30 guests
Fees for exclusive use
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Monday to Friday: £750 + VAT (except bank holidays)
Suitable for
- Presentations
- Small corporate away-days or team building events
Dates available for hire
- 5 January to 22 December
- Bank holidays at special request
- Week days only
Hire time
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Monday to Friday day hire only: 9am to 5pm
Contact
If you would like to find out more or discuss your requirements, please contact our dedicated events team.
Tel: 020 8332 5641
Email: venues@kew.org
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