Ikon Gallery, Meeting Room
1, Oozells Square, Birmingham, B1 2HS -
Up to
12 standing
Offers
catering
Ikon Gallery is a spectacular Grade II listed venue located in the city centre and with easy access to many surrounding bars, restaurants and hotels. The spaces are versatile and can accommodate up to five hundred people.
It is ideal for a variety of of events, both corporate and private, whether it’s a canapé reception, conference, product launch, party, awards ceremony, workshop, meeting or wedding reception. The space has high ceilings, beautiful architecture, and natural light. The changing exhibitions provide a fantastic backdrop for events and a talking point for guests.
The Meeting Room is a bright space with architectural features to host meetings, interviews, and training sessions. The room has complimentary WiFi and a large screen, as well as room for 12 people. The natural light is beautiful and delicious catering is provided by Yorks at Ikon.
Capacity & layout
Boardroom
up to 12
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Amenities
Tea
Public transport
Premises parking
Audio & visual
WiFi
Other
PC and LCD TV
Space rules
Cancellation policy
50% refundable 7 days before the event
Location
Reviews
Miriam Sinead
July 2021Great gallery. Always something new every month. Friendly staff and useful covid safe guides. Definitely recommend for family days out, artists or students.
Holly Mountford
July 2021Really love this gallery They regularly have a new exhibition and I've enjoyed looking though all of them. It's a smaller gallery but worth a look and free entry with optional donation
Simone Ragoni
June 2021IKON is synonymous with an intellectual sortie in the city centre. Greatly enjoyed the visit. The newest exhibition is nice, although I must admit a bit hard for me to understand. An interesting way to spend two hours in the city centre.
Philip Humpage Humpage
September 2021Great art gallery Café. Nice food and attentive service in splendid building.
Anthony Harrington
July 2021Interesting place. They have different themed art work on display throughout the year. This month's display was not for me I'm afraid. I like fine art so if the museum and art gallery were open I would have gone there. But each to their own. To be fair I did enjoy trying to interpret what I think the art work ment to the artist and what it means to me. So Thumbs-up from me.
