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Arts Club, The
If you are not already a friend of The Arts Club the team would like to take this opportunity to introduce you. The Club is known as "Home of the Muse and Amuse" and founded in 1863 for those engaged in the Arts, Literature and Science. Over the years members have included notable figures such as Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, Arther Conan-Doyle and Bram Stoker, to name a few.
Beautiful
You can hire this beautiful Georgian town house with its three floors and pretty courtyard Garden, exclusively, or simply enjoy the elegant surroundings of a particular room. The Club is situated between Berkeley Square and Piccadilly and is the perfect venue for your private party or meeting.
Speciality
Good parties are a speciality at The Arts Club. The Main Dining Room, which overlooks our private walled garden, is ideal for lunches, dinners and wedding parties for up to 160 people, drinks receptions for 200 people and the garden is perfect for summer parties. Downstairs we have the Garden Room where you can have a dinner for 60 or a drinks reception for 100. On our first floor is the Drawing Room, an elegant place to hold an intimate dinner for 30 or a cocktail party for 80. All our rooms are brought to life with the artwork from the Club Collection and rolling exhibitions by notable artists.
Venue Information
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Capacity
| Room Name Board Room (Ground Floor) Bronze Room (Ground Floor) Dining Room (Ground Floor) Drawing Room (First Floor) Exclusive Hire (Day or Evening) First Floor & Ground Floor Garden Room (Lower Ground Floor) The Courtyard (Ground Floor) The First Floor The Study (Lower Ground Floor) | Reception - 60 190 80 250 200 100 80 160 35 | Theatre 35 20 140 60 - 140 80 - - 35 | Seated 14 40 120 30 160 160 60 - 80 16 |
Contact Information
Telephone: 020 7499 8581
Fax: 020 7409 0913
Email Address: Arts Club, The
Contacts within Arts Club, The
Ian Palmer [email] General Manager T: 020 7408 5090
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