Kelvingrove Art Gallery And Museum, Kg Cafe
Glasgow City Council, Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Argyle Street, Glasgow, G3 8AG -
Up to
250 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum offers discerning clients one of the city’s most spectacular settings for lavish receptions, banquets, gala dinners, product launches and fashion shows. The Centre Hall can seat up to 500 dining guests and up to 1,000 for a drinks reception. Seated beneath the exquisite vaulted ceiling and ornate chandeliers, guests can enjoy a magnificent combination of culture and fine cuisine. The Museum’s magnificent collection can also be viewed by guests during an evening event.
The Kg Café within Kelvingrove on the basement level offers a splendid location for slightly smaller events within the museum. Private dinners, ceremonies and drinks receptions have all been held within the Café area, allowing up to 80 guests to enjoy fine dining with the beautiful outlook to Kelvingrove Park from the Café’s attractive conservatory area.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 250
Dining
up to 80
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Air conditioning
Premises parking
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 1 day before the event
Location
Reviews
Laura F.
June 2024Absolutely amazing gallery. Such a eclectic mix with lots to see and educate you. It's unbelievable that is totally free and accessible to anyone in or visiting Glasgow. A must if in town. For the perfect exploration, sound at least 2 hours.
Jayson Beaster-Jones (JBJ)
June 2024Wow. This is a gorgeous museum with so much to offer - and it has free admission! We focused the most on the Scottish history exhibits, particularly the Glasgow Boys exhibit. We spent much of an afternoon here exploring and it gave us a great deal of perspective on the vatiagated history of Glasgow as a city, along with an acknowledgement of the wealth generated by colonialism. We found the museum itself to be easy to navigate and enjoyable for folks of a variety of age groups. The organ recital was a real treat, even if the acoustics of the building muddy the sound a bit.
Venous Sadeghi
May 2024Beautiful, ornate, spectacular museum with free admission and lots to see and do. The exhibits are stunning, the art unique, and the building itself masterfully majestic. If in Glasgow, do not miss! Cute cafe with reasonably priced goods, lots of seating throughout museum. Give an entire day to see all.
George Joe
June 2024Such a beautiful museum. Wonderful exhibits and detailed descriptions. Very well organized and easy to locate. It was very informative to us. Entry to this facility is absolutely free. They also have guided tours for more informations n details. Highly recommend visiting this place if you are in Glasgow.
William Mcdowall
June 2024Great museum. I've wanted to come here for years. It reminded me of the Met and Natural History Museum in New York, which I've also visited. I loved the stuffed animals,the art gallery,and the organ recital. Fantastic.
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