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Camden Libraries and Venues 1 2 CAMDEN LIBRARIES AND VENUES 1 2 - N O 0 I T 2 I 0 D E 2 CONTENTS 02 WELCOME 3 - 5 5 PANCRAS SQUARE 6 - 8 THE CROWNDALE CENTRE 9 - 12 SWISS COTTAGE LIBRARY 13 - 16 HOLBORN LIBRARY 17 - 19 KENTISH TOWN LIBRARY 20 - 22 KILBURN LIBRARY 23 - 25 WEST HAMPSTEAD LIBRARY 26 HOW TO BOOK A ROOM C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 2 WELCOME Welcome to the wonderful London Borough of Camden libraries and venues portfolio. Here you will find a variety of unique and versatile spaces to suit all of your event needs, the hardest part will be choosing between them! To help make that choice easier please peruse this brochure at your leisure to discover what each space has to offer and how you can get the most out of your event by choosing one of our locations. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 3 INDOOR VENUES: 5 PANCRAS SQUARE 5 Pancras Square is located in the Location new Kings Cross Estate. 5 Pancras Square Kings Cross Cloud 11 is a cutting edge glass London N1C 4AG walled meeting and events space Opening Hours with a beautiful outdoor terrace. 5 Pancras Square is generally only It offers panoramic views of available before and after office London, the local Granary Square, hours and at the weekend. Camley Street Natural Park and Please contact us for further details Kings Cross Lock. This 11th floor location can be Transport Links utilised as three separate rooms Tube: King's Cross St Pancras giving you privacy and (Northern Line), functionality or one large venue Bus: 45, 46, 63, 214, N63 space. Parking: Loading bay available Local NPC and meters C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 4 5 PANCRAS SQUARE WELCOMES Breakfast meetings Weddings, civil partnership ceremonies and reception Launches Exhibitions Social events Performances Classes Interviews IT learning Bespoke events Price From £100 an hour Additional Requirements at Cost Flip-charts Easels Included in the Price Projector and screen Wifi PA system and microphones Filtered water Staging Furniture Lighting Duty management Large plasma Screens C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 5 ROOM LAYOUTS Rooms and events spaces are available for 150 people. The rooms are suitable for meetings, standing reception, cabaret and theatre style events. MEETING ROOM 10th or 11th Floor - capacity up to 30 MEETING ROOMS COMBINED 10th or 11th Floor - capacity up to 150 people 5 PANCRAS SQUARE LIBRARY C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 6 INDOOR VENUES: THE CROWNDALE CENTRE The Crowndale Centre is a Location temporary home to the Crowndale Centre, 218 contemporary Camden Council Eversholt Street, London Chambers which is a great setting NW1 1BD for any community or corporate meeting. There are also two other smaller rooms which can be hired in Transport Links addition or separately to the Council Tube: Mornington Crescent Chambers. This venue is situated in a (Northern Line), Euston great location with Camden Town a (Northern and Victoria Lines) short walk away and is easily Bus: 168, 253, N5, N20, N25, accessible to the Northern line with N253, Mornington Crescent Underground Parking: Local NPC and Station located adjacent to the meters venue C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 7 THE CROWNDALE CENTRE WELCOMES Meetings Weddings Launches Classes Interviews IT learning Bespoke events Price From £45 an hour Additional Requirements at Cost Included in the Price Flip-Chart Projector and screen Wifi Additional plasma screen Filtered water PA system and microphones LCD Screen Staging AV Catering NB All rooms are self-managed. Any management required could be subject to additional charges. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 8 ROOM LAYOUTS Events spaces are available for up to 200 people. The rooms are flexible spaces suitable for standing reception, cabaret and theatre style events. THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS Capacity 80 - 200 COMMITTEE ROOMS Capacity 8 - 24 C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 9 OUR LIBRARIES: SWISS COTTAGE LIBRARY Location Swiss Cottage Library was Swiss Cottage Library 88 remodelled on the site of the Avenue Road, Swiss Grade II building originally Cottage London NW3 3HA designed by Sir Basil Spence in 1962-64. The library has Transport Links seven event spaces available for hire. These rooms are Tube: Swiss Cottage (Jubilee suitable for interviews, Line) training sessions, meetings, Bus: 31, C11, 46, 82, 113, 187, 268, conferences, childrens 603, Parking: Swiss Cottage Car parties, weddings and more. Park, 97 Avenue Rd NW3 5EG NCP and Meters. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 0 SWISS COTTAGE WELCOMES Meetings Weddings Events with alcohol Children's parties Classes Interviews IT learning Bespoke events Launches Exhibitions Price Additional Requirements From £35 an hour at Cost Flip-chart Included in the Price White boards Wifi Projector and screen Filtered water Large plasma Furniture PA system and microphones Staging NB All rooms are self-managed. Any management required could be subject to additional charges. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 1 ROOM LAYOUTS Rooms and events spaces are available for up to 150 people. The rooms are suitable for meetings, standing reception, cabaret and theatre styles. GLASS ROOMS Ground floor - capacity up to 40 people ADELAIDE ROOM EVENTS ROOM Ground floor - capacity up to 30 people Ground floor - capacity up to 60 people SWISS ROUND (EVENTS ZONE) First floor - capacity up to 150 people with use of additional spaces C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 2 ATRIUM INTERVIEW ROOM First floor - capacity up 200 people Second floor - capacity up to 6 people MEETING ROOM CHILDREN'S LIBRARY Second floor - capacity up to 20 people Ground floor - capacity up to 100 people TRAINING ROOM Second floor - capacity up to 15 people C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 3 OUR LIBRARIES: HOLBORN LIBRARY Holborn Library is a multi-floor Location library that was opened in 1960 Holborn Library 32-38 and is home to the Local Theobalds Road, Holborn Studies and Archives London WC1X 8PA Centre which houses about 200,000 items on the history Transport Links of Camden. The library has five meeting Tube: Holborn Station spaces available for hire, (Central Line, Piccadilly Line) suitable for interviews, training and Chancery Lane (Central Line) sessions, meetings, Bus: 19, 38, 55, 243, N19, N35, conferences, team away days N38, N41, N55 and private and public social Parking: NCP and Meters. functions C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 4 HOLBORN LIBRARY WELCOMES Meetings Community events Children's parties Classes Training courses Interviews Art exhibitions and installations Launches Bespoke events Social functions Price Additional Requirements From £45 an hour at Cost Flip-chart White boards Included in the Price Projector and screen Large plasma screen Wifi PA system and microphones Filtered water Staging Furniture Catering NB All rooms are self-managed. Any management required could be subject to additional charges. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 5 ROOM LAYOUTS Rooms and events spaces are available for up to 200 people. The rooms are suitable for meetings, standing receptions, cabaret and theatre style events EVENTS SPACE 4th Floor - capacity up to 200 people EVENT STUDIO 1 INTERVIEW ROOM Basement - capacity up to 80 people Basement - capacity up to 6 people EVENT STUDIO 2 Basement - capacity up to 100 people (with kitchenette) C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 6 COMPUTER TRAINING ROOM Basement - capacity up to 16 people LOCAL STUDIES LOCAL STUDIES READING SEARCH ROOM MEETING ROOM Second Floor - capacity up to 80 people Second floor - capacity up to 12 people MAIN LIBRARY Ground floor - capacity up to 200 people C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 7 OUR LIBRARIES: KENTISH TOWN LIBRARY Location Located in Kentish Town just 262-266 Kentish Town moments away from the Rd, London NW5 2AA underground station we have the contemporary Kentish Town Library. Suitable for Transport Links meetings, children's parties Tube: Chalk Farm (Northern and small scale exhibitions Line), Belsize Park (Northern or bespoke events this Line) adaptable space can cater Bus: 46, 24, (5 mins walk) for a variety of events. Parking: Pay & Display. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 8 KENTISH TOWN LIBRARY WELCOMES Meetings Community events Classes Training courses Interviews Art exhibitions Launches Bespoke events Price Additional Requirements From £45 an hour at Cost Flip-chart Included in the Price White boards Projector and screen Wifi Large plasma Filtered water PA system and microphones Furniture Staging NB All rooms are self-managed. Any management required could be subject to additional charges. C A M D E N V E N U E S P A G E 1 9 ROOM LAYOUTS Rooms and events spaces are available for up to 200 people. The rooms are suitable for meetings, standing reception, cabaret and theatre style events.
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