Kelvingrove Art Gallery And Museum, Kg Cafe
Glasgow City Council, Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Argyle Street, Glasgow, G3 8AG -
Up to
250 standingOffers
cateringInternal 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
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Amenities
Air conditioning
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Cancellation policy
100% refundable 1 day before the event
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Reviews
Gabby Cin
What a beautiful and interesting place this was! It is completely free and you can find all kinds of galleries and exhibitions there. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing it. The place is huge so you might want to plan to spend there more time.
Michał Niezgoda
It’s so impressive. We attended the Sunday organ recital. It’s incredible that the organ sound hits you right as you enter the main hall on the ground floor. Children play and dance to organ music. The art and all artefacts are beautiful and help to experience history in an engaging and fun way!
Pauline Mochan
What an amazing structure, so much detail puts modern buildings to shame. The exhibits were fantastic too and everyone was very helpful with directions There is a wee cafe within, however, we did not use. Toilet facilities were easily located and very clean
Sankar Mitra
Free entry to revisit the past. The gallery starts with Scottish arts and then takes you through past histories carefully collected from around the world. It has an animal section which might interest kids. If you happen to be there around 1pm, do not miss the piano performance by the hall. Amazing experience!
M
not the most crazy museum, good for kids and folks that are interested in natural sciences though! my personal highlight from the museum trip was the scottish glassware. got nice cards that explain each piece too.
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