Christmas At Museum Of Brands

Museum of Brands 111-117 Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QT -

Up to
85 guests

About Venue

Christmas bookings are now being taken at the Museum of Brands.

Just around the corner from the world-famous Portobello Road Market stands a treasure trove of retro design and memories.

Imagine walking through galleries full to the brim with oddities and wonders alike, where every corner you turn leads you into a different decade. You’ll see Rimmel cosmetics from the 1890s, First World War Oxo Cubes, Mars Bars, Rolos and KitKats from the 1930s, a 1970s Chopper Bike and around 12,000 other items that will open your eyes to the way we lived and shopped.

Capacity & Layout

Theatre

up to 85

Boardroom

up to 40

Cabaret

up to 45

Classroom

up to 45

Food & Beverage

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Cloakroom

Air conditioning

Disabled access

Lectern

Public transport

Premises parking

Audio & Visual

Whiteboards

Projector & screen

Flipchart

WiFi

Location

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Reviews

Hervie Syan
July 2025
Superb museum with a really cool, and well thought out design. It has a lot of history. Lovely garden at the back to sit and have coffee/tea. You won't be disappointed.
S K (M3alima)
July 2025
If you’d like to know the history of package design, this is a perfect place to go and if you’d like to see a very old old stuff, they have preserved history from the 20s. I would like to say I did not check the first date of when they started preserving things, but a cute little place with a cute little garden and it’s just something to do if you’re in Portobello.
o s
September 2025
A fascinating museum, Well worth the money and very informative. Plus even though it is not very big there is so much too see and you literally feel like you are walking through time. It also has a Cafe toilets and a beautiful garden.

Dave Ockenden
July 2025
Fascinating insight into the world of packaging from Victorian era through to the present day, not just packaging but also everyday items that we can all relate to from tins and bottles to sweets TVs and record players and everything else that comes with it. What was best of all was meeting the gentleman himself. The glass exhibition was also fascinating.. Recommended for anyone who wants to take a trip down memory lane
Jeffrey Soley
July 2025
Visited on Thursday, 03rd July 2025. Close to Ladbrook Grove station, no need to buy tickets in advance. Called the Museum of Brands, but in truth, it would appear that after the initial section dealing with the first types of advertising, you jump to products from each era with a focus on the 1960s onwards in a nostalgia fest as you go around saying "I remember that" etc etc. Next to the shop on the other side, there is an interesting grouping of domestic products illustrating the changes in packaging and appearance through the ages of these long-established brands. Not sure what the point of the museum is, and I am not sure the museum does either. A lovely garden area to drink and eat your small cafe-purchased products.