1783 1803 1815 1820 1821 1837

1850 1867 1868 1887 1914 1921

1934 1943 1967 1974 1991 1999

Brighton & Hove

• 11m+ visitors every year

• 275,000 population

• 3,400 listed buildings

• 50 minutes by train to London

• 30 minutes by train to London Gatwick Airport • Grade I & II heritage venues

• Flexible unique spaces

• Central city location

• Hosting events including Association Congresses, Conferences, Awards Ceremonies, Exhibitions, Private Dinners and Receptions

‘The staff throughout were incredibly capable, helpful and professional. I love hosting my events at Brighton Dome.’ Good Scary Ltd

1. Concert Hall

2. Corn Exchange and The Hall

3. Studio Theatre

4. Foyer Bar 12 9 5. Founders Room 5 4 6. Gallery 10 1 7. Creation Space 2

6 8. Restaurant/Bar 7 3 9. Brighton Museum 8 11 10. Old Court Room

11 . Unitarian Church

12. Royal Pavilion Overview

• Restored venues

• New public spaces

• Flexible venues

• Bespoke interior design

• State of the art facilities

Studio Theatre

• Full refurbishment

• New frontage and cafe-bar

• Improved access and foyer spaces

• New retractable and balcony seating

• New entrances and main stairway

• Maximum capacities: Theatre 230 Dinner 100 Exhibition 240m2

Corn Exchange

• Natural light restored

• Original timber and cast-iron trussed roof structure revealed

• New entrances and new floor

• New retractable and balcony seating

• Improved technical equipment and sub floor storage

• New cooling and heating systems

• Enhanced acoustic and thermal insulation

• Maximum capacities: Theatre 500 Dinner 500 Exhibition 763m2

Public Gallery

• Viewing gallery overlooking the Corn Exchange

• Available for private receptions

• Maximum capacity 100

Creation Space

New Road • Bright meeting space for smaller events

• Suitable for break-out sessions Studio Theatre Church Street

The Hall

• Corn Exchange entrance foyer

• Suitable for break-out sessions Corn Exchange

Creation Space The Hall Creation Space The Hall

Brighton Dome Concert Hall

Grade II listed ornate interiors of this magnificent Concert Hall will remain untouched and available for hire throughout the re-development project and beyond.

Maximum capacity: Theatre (centre stalls only) – 550 Theatre (total) – 1700 Foyer Bar Reception 800

Founders Room Theatre 80 Mezzanine Bar Reception 80 = £13.55M Funding £5.8M £5.0M £2.75M PUBLIC FUNDS

ACE HLF LOCAL

UNLOCKS

£1M

£500K £500K £500K

£300K £300K £300K £300K = £5.5M £100K £100K £100K £100K PRIVATE FUNDS £100K £100K £100K £100K £100K £100K

£50K £50K £50K £50K £50K £50K

£25K £25K £25K £25K £25K £25K £25K £25K

GIFTS OF £10K

GIFTS OF £5K

PUBLIC APPEAL

= £19.05M

Contact [email protected] 01273 261524

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