Chetham's Library
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- From £50 per person
- 482 people
- Victoria Station
- 101m² (1087ft²)
Spaces in Chetham's Library
Baronial Hall
Baronial Hall is the perfect space for presentations, workshops, and training sessions. The Hall can be set up theatre, cabaret or classroom style to meet your needs, and comes with fully portable AV equipment. For an inspiring business environment, it doesn't get more atmospheric than our original stone walls, gothic windows, and beautiful artwork.
Association Room
The Association Room at Chetham's Library is a historic and charming space ideal for a variety of events, including meetings, workshops, and small gatherings. With its rich history dating back to 1421, this room offers a unique atmosphere that combines tradition with functionality. Event organizers can take advantage of the room's elegant setting to host corporate meetings, educational seminars, or intimate celebrations. The Association Room is perfect for those looking to create a memorable experience in a venue steeped in history, making it an excellent choice for both personal and professional events.
See venueChetham's Library
Chetham's Library, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world, offers a unique and historic setting for events and meetings. With its stunning medieval architecture and rich collection, it is an ideal venue for guided tours, educational workshops, and intimate gatherings. The library's atmosphere is perfect for book launches, literary discussions, and cultural events, providing a backdrop that inspires creativity and learning. Visitors can explore the library's extensive archives and manuscripts, making it a great choice for researchers and academics. The space is accessible only through pre-booked guided tours and events, ensuring a tailored experience for all attendees. Chetham's Library is not just a venue; it is a journey through history, making any event memorable and impactful.
See venueAbout Chetham's Library
Chetham's Library in Manchester, established in 1653, is a historic public library in a 1421 sandstone building. It houses thousands of books and manuscripts, offers pre-booked tours, and is suitable for educational and cultural events. The venue features accessible transport links, discounted parking, and an access scheme for inclusivity. With medieval architecture, it provides a unique backdrop for various events, accommodating intimate gatherings to larger groups of up to 100.