Exhibition London

Exhibition London (curated by Venue Lab) is a stunning, new multi-purpose event space located in the heart of the Westfield London development.
This impressive red brick Victorian structure was originally built in 1899 and was first used as an engine house for Central London Railways.
Glazed tiled interior walls and bespoke chandeliers lend a contemporary and luxurious character to this Grade II listed venue, which offers two levels with a first floor presenting 775sqm of uninterrupted space and the ground floor offering 496sqm of space.

The venue includes a digital audio system specified for live music, providing incredible sound and acoustics as well as a high-end lighting rig, both of which will be available for events as a plug and play option. The first floor offers a removable staging infrastructure, allowing for multiple room configurations making Exhibition London the perfect choice for all large-scale events.

Famously used as the location for the Acme Factory in iconic cult classic ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?’, Exhibition London is ideal for award dinners, conferences, product launches, exhibitions, location filming and live music events.

Working together with Westfield London, there is also abundant opportunity to boost brand awareness through high impact media and event locations across the shopping centre and neighbouring areas. Further opportunities include: tapping into Westfield London's digital network, which comprises of eight large landscape LED screens located across the centre, flown media banners placed in prime locations and sampling and leafleting sites.