Holborn Venues

5 St Andrew St, London, EC4A 3AF -

Up to
400 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Holborn Venues offers both the iconic Wren church of St Andrew Holborn with its walled garden as well as the adjoined Victorian Courthouse, which hosts a mixture of both historic and modern rooms. Situated conveniently at the Western edge of the City of London, Holborn Venues offers a unique and versatile space in a convenient location.

The Court House has a lift connecting the event spaces to the industry standard kitchen. The site does not have an accessible toilet, but will make all reasonable adjustments to accommodate specific needs.

Holborn Venues uses both internal and external catering, depending on what suits the event best. Holborn Venues only hosts events in line with the companies ethos.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 400

Dining

up to 100

Theatre

up to 180

Boardroom

up to 30

Cabaret

up to 130

Classroom

up to 32

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Natural light

Outdoor / Garden / Beach

Public transport

Premises parking

Breakout rooms

Disabled access

Flipchart

Heating

Lectern

Telephone

Print/Scan/Copy

Table / chairs included

Tea

Cloakroom

Stage

Audio & Visual

Sound system

Microphone

Projector & screen

TV screen

Flipchart

WiFi

Other

Full Day Rate £1020 Half day rate: £570 Evening rate: from £820

Space Rules

Allowed events

Promoted/ticketed events

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

Custom Cancellation Policy

Location

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Reviews

J N
July 2025
St Andrew, Holborn: Wren’s 1686 church, survived fires & bombs. Was closed when visited but the outside was very cool.
Mike Day
March 2025
The largest of Sir Christopher Wren's surviving parish churches, this dates from 1867 when it was rebuilt. It is now a Grade I listed building having been restored after bomb damage.
Kane Evans
July 2025
Was having the time of my life at a choir concert here when, at about 10pm, the vibe was crucified quite literally, by a man in a dressing gown claiming to be the homeowner/priest. He marched on stage, bathrobe flowing, and announced, “This is my house, please leave now.” Crowd thought it was part of the show. It was not. Music stopped. Priest stood his ground like a final boss. No explanation. Just Gregorian rage and holy authority. Iconic in hindsight, but two stars for ruining my night and possibly my faith in live music. I may become curfew-atheist after yesterday’s saga of biblical revelation.