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GG Events Catering Brochure 1 Exceptional Hospitality in Unique Venues 2 Quality , Creativity & Passion GG Events and Catering was created with a desire to do things diff erently, and to deliver experiences with unparalleled service and inspired menus. Our goal is to provide outstanding bespoke menus and a dedicated team to surprise and delight your guests. We pride ourselves on quality, creativity and passion to deliver an exceptional event for you. Our journey so far has allowed us to work with iconic venues such as Manchester Cathedral and Th e National Football Museum, as well as our own ventures. Th e diversity of our portfolio ensures that we have an ideal venue for any occasion. 3 4 Events at Hotel Football Old Traff ord are nothing less than spectacular. From dinners to parties, Bar Mitzvahs to weddings, business meetings to training days, your dedicated event planner can create any vision – the only limit is your imagination. 5 6 Hotel Football SALFORD QUAYS Hotel Football ORDSAL LN Old Traff ord TRAFFORD RD W HA RFS IDE WA Bedrooms Y S I R M A T T B U S B Y W A Y A56 / 133 bedrooms Old Trafford / Standard, twin and executive rooms available / King size Hypnos beds / Rainforest shower 7 / 40” TV with full Sky Sports package / Complimentary snack bar and soft drinks CHESTER RD TALBOT RD / Complimentary Wi-Fi / Parking available Location / Located next to Old Traff ord Stadium Address / 5 minutes from Media City 99 Sir Matt Busby Way / 10 minutes from Manchester city centre M16 0SZ / 20 minutes from Manchester Airport @hotelfootballuk / Excellent public transport and motorway links [email protected] +44 (0) 161 751 0434 8 Event spaces at Hotel Football / 5 unique event spaces / Overlooking Old Traff ord Football Stadium / Natural daylight / Complimentary Wi-Fi 9 / Integrated AV sytem / Dedicated event planner 10 / Private bar and integrated AV system / Floor to ceiling windows Stadium Suite / Overlooking Old Traff ord Football Stadium / Inbuilt projector screens Enjoy an event to remember in the Stadium Suite. Th is impressive space is / 4 smaller partitioned spaces suitable for any occasion, from hosting a gala dinner or award ceremony to a / Ideal for conferences, dinner wedding for up to 250 guests. Overlooking Old Traff ord Football Stadium, the and dancing prestigious backdrop will not fail to inspire. 11 Dimensions 2 Length 30m 359.5m Reception: 300 Projector Screen Th eatre: 300 Classroom: 200 Bar Dinner Dance: 250 Width 14m Width Cabaret: 220 Projector Total fl oor space: 359.5m2 Screen 12 Heaven / Retractable roof / Panoramic views / Pop-up bar / Integrated PA system Heaven / Licensed for wedding ceremonies / Live music venue Our rooft op event space can cater for parties up to 200 guests and off ers spectacular views of Old Traff ord and Media City. Perfectly suited for drinks receptions, VIP events and team building activities, our experienced events team will be on hand to make the impossible possible. 13 Dimensions 276m2 Length 23m Reception: 200 Th eatre: 150 Dinner Dance: 100 Width 12m Width Total fl oor space: 276m2 Bar 14 / Inbuilt plasma screens / Players Kitchen / Private bar / Floor to ceiling windows Players Lounge / Natural daylight / Viewing gallery Guests can enjoy a more relaxed approach in our Players Lounge. Th e space is tailored for networking events, informal dining and seminars. Th e Players Kitchen is a focal point within the lounge, which off ers a casual dining experience ideal as a breakout space. 15 Dimensions Length 29.3m 228.5m2 Players Reception: 200 Kitchen Bar Th eatre: 100 Width 7.8m Width Boardroom: 30 Classroom: 50 Private dining: 60 Cabaret: 60 Total fl oor space: 228.5m2 16 / Floor to ceiling dual aspect windows / Unrivalled views of Old Traff ord 92 Suite / Ideal for private dining up to 14 guests / Unique pieces of football Our 92 Suite is perfectly suited for that all-important meeting or private dinner. memorabilia With breathtaking views of Old Traff ord Football Stadium and unique pieces of / Quiet and private event Class of 92 memorabilia adorning the walls, this space off ers something more space exclusive for your guests. / Plasma TV screen / Bespoke menus available 17 Length 6m Dimensions 26.4m2 Boardroom: 14 Width 4.4m Width Total fl oor space: 26.4m2 18 / 32-foot bar / Integrated projector screens / Integrated AV / Mooring point for canal access Old Traff ord / 8 x 62” Plasma screens / Private terrace Supporters Club / Ideal for live music Old Traff ord Supporters Club is the ultimate entertainment venue. Th is fantastic lower ground space, holding up to 550 guests, is tailored for exhibitions, live music, private screenings and Christmas parties. Th e large space lends itself as a venue for all occasions, and its inbuilt AV means you can host and event which makes an impact. 19 Dimensions 425.6m2 Length 38m Reception: 550 Bar Th eatre: 150 Boardroom: 30 Width 11.2m Width Dinner Dance: 150 Cabaret: 200 Projector Projector screen screen Total fl oor space: 425.6m2 20 Packages at Hotel Football / Private dining and banqueting menus / Canapé packages / Bowl food packages 21 / Buff et packages / Day delegate rates / Drinks packages / Charity menus / Pitch hire / Children’s parties / Match day hospitality / Wedding ceremonies & packages / Dry room hire rates / Team building activities Prices available on request 22 Th e National Football Museum, located in the iconic Urbis building, off ers an exciting space in a perfect city centre location. 23 Map 24 National Football Museum National Football Museum Spinningfields Located in the heart of Manchester city centre, the National Football Museum off ers a truly unique dining and event space for up to 400 guests. Stunning architecture, interactive galleries and team building activities over 3 levels make this venue stand out 25 Manchester Central from the crowd. Deansgate Locks Address Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens, Todd St, M4 3BG @ggeventsuk [email protected] +44 (0) 161 413 3335 26 / Ideal for gala dinners / 126” Screen / Personalised LED Visual curtain The Hall / Private entrance / Access to National Football of Fame Museum galleries Our main event space at the National Football Museum can host spectacular gala dinners, drinks receptions and award ceremonies. In house staging with an accompanying 126” screen provides the ideal focal point for Q&As, live music and presentations. 27 Length 30m Dimensions 348m2 Reception: 400 Th eatre: 200 Gallery 11.6m Width Dinner Dance: 200 Floor Bar boxes Total fl oor space: 348m2 28 / Outdoor space / Floor to ceiling windows / Complimentary Wi-Fi / 9 TV Screens / Engaging space Cafe Football / Full Sky Sports package / Access to National Football at The National Museum exhibitions Football Museum Cafe Football off ers a relaxed, open space perfect for networking events and social occasions. Available for private hire, and located in the National Football Museum, the restaurant is ideal for watching live 29 sports in central Manchester. Dimensions / Outdoor space 112 m2 / Floor to ceiling windows / Complimentary Wifi Reception: 250 / 9 TV Screens Seated buff et: 70 / Ideal for Breakfast meetings Boardroom: 32 / Engaging space for Drink Receptions / Full Sky Sports package for private screenings. / Access to National Football Museum Exhibitions 30 Packages at the National Football Museum 31 / Private dining and banqueting menus / Canapé packages / Bowl food packages / Buff et packages / Drinks packages / Charity menus / Children’s parties / Dry room hire rates / Team building activities / Interactive games galleries / Aft ernoon tea packages Prices available on request 32 Th e Peninsula Stadium, home of Salford City Football Club, transforms into a fl exible meetings and events space on a non-match day. With two stands and four bespoke areas, the venue is adaptable to suit any occasion. 33 34 A6044 Salford City Event Spaces at Football Club Salford City FC A 5 6 B U R KERSAL RD Y N Salford City Football Club’s newly built Peninsula Stadium is a E W R D state of the art development based on Moor Lane, which off ers MOOR LN guests outstanding pitch views and has even been the star of its NEVILE RD own BBC One documentary. Th e complimentary parking and OAKLANDS RD location make it accessible to all. Host an event with a diff erence at Salford City Football Club. 35 / Complimentary parking / Natural light and pitch views / Complimentary Wi-Fi / TV Screens with Sky Sports / Excellent public transport and motorway links / Pitch hire and stadium tours available Address / Syndicate rooms available Moor Lane, Salford M7 3PZ @ggeventsuk [email protected] +44 (0) 161 413 3335 36 / Largest event space / Impressive pitch views / Relaxed seating / Large bar area The 92 Club / Inbuilt plasma screens / Complimentary Wi-Fi Th is private bar area lends itself to social occasions and special events. With impressive pitch views, informal seating and inbuilt plasma screens, this large space is available for a wide variety of occasions. 37 Dimensions 118m2 Reception: 120 Seated buff et: 80 38 / Our most prestigious private suite / Impressive pitch views / Tea and coff ee making facilities / Inbuilt plasma screen David Russell / Complimentary Wi-Fi Suite Host a dining experience with a diff erence in one our premier boxes. Overlooking the pitch, the suite off ers the best views of Salford City Football Club and is suited for boardroom meetings and private dinners. 39 Dimensions 44.86m2 Boardroom: 24 Private dining: 24 40 / Natural daylight / Tea and coff ee making facilities / Inbuilt plasma screens Sponsors / Complimentary Wi-Fi Lounge Set up for training workshops, board meetings and presentations, this space off ers the ideal environment to get the most out of your meeting. 41 Dimensions 43.71m2 U-Shape: 22 42 Packages at Salford City Football Club 43 / Private dining menus / Canapē packages / Bowl food packages / Buff et packages / Breakfast meeting rates / Drinks packages / Dry room hire rates / Team building activities / Stadium tours and pitch hire Prices available on request 44 Located in the heart of Manchester city centre, this spectacular and historic venue will not fail to impress.
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