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Hawksmoor300 Limehouse

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From £15 per hour
300 people
Unknown
169m² (1819ft²)

Spaces in Hawksmoor300 Limehouse

300 Standing

St Anne's Limehouse

From £15.00 / Venue Fee

St Anne Limehouse is a unique space that offers a rich historical backdrop for events and gatherings. It is particularly suitable for educational tours, architectural discussions, and community events. The space is known for its connection to renowned architects Nicholas Hawksmoor and Christopher Wren, making it an ideal venue for those interested in history and architecture. The venue can host guided tours that delve into the design secrets of Hawksmoor, providing an engaging experience for attendees. Whether for a small group or a larger gathering, St Anne Limehouse provides a distinctive setting that combines culture and community engagement.

100 Reception

The Crypt

From £2,000.00 / Minimum Spend

The Crypt is envisioned as a vibrant social hub designed to benefit the Limehouse community. It will feature St Anne’s Café, meeting rooms, community workshops, and a sensory room. The space aims to provide volunteer-led walkways for guided tours into the church’s unseen areas. To achieve this transformation, the Crypt will include new stairs and lifts, a lobby, exhibition space, WCs and shower facilities, a kitchen and tea point, storage, and a café. This versatile space is ideal for community events, workshops, and meetings, making it a perfect choice for those looking to host engaging gatherings in a unique setting.

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About Hawksmoor300 Limehouse

Hawksmoor300 is an ambitious campaign aimed at transforming St Anne’s Limehouse, a Grade 1 listed building designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor. This venue is envisioned to celebrate its 300th anniversary as a world-class architectural heritage site and a community hub integral to the regeneration of London’s East End. The church has a rich maritime history and features a 50m tower that served as a landmark for shipping on the Thames. The venue is currently on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register, highlighting the urgent need for restoration. The campaign aims to create flexible, low-cost spaces for community use, including a café, meeting rooms, and areas for performances and events. The Nave will accommodate larger congregations and live performances, while the Crypt will serve as a social hub. The Gallery will be transformed for exhibitions and workshops. The churchyard will be developed into community gardens, enhancing the local environment. This venue is suitable for community-led initiatives, performances, workshops, and events that foster engagement and collaboration.

Hawksmoor300 Limehouse - London

Hawksmoor300 Limehouse, London – Transform this historic venue for workshops and community events. Enjoy the stunning 50m tower. Enquire via Hire Space today.

Location: , Unknown, London
Coordinates: 51.5108135, -0.0303459

Capacity: 50 - 300 guests
Starting from: 15 per hour

Available Spaces

St Anne's Limehouse

Capacity: Up to 300 Standing guests

Pricing: 15 / Venue Fee

St Anne Limehouse is a unique space that offers a rich historical backdrop for events and gatherings. It is particularly suitable for educational tours, architectural discussions, and community events. The space is known for its connection to renowned architects Nicholas Hawksmoor and Christopher Wren, making it an ideal venue for those interested in history and architecture. The venue can host guided tours that delve into the design secrets of Hawksmoor, providing an engaging experience for attendees. Whether for a small group or a larger gathering, St Anne Limehouse provides a distinctive setting that combines culture and community engagement.

The Crypt

Capacity: Up to 100 Reception guests

Pricing: 2000 / Minimum Spend

The Crypt is envisioned as a vibrant social hub designed to benefit the Limehouse community. It will feature St Anne’s Café, meeting rooms, community workshops, and a sensory room. The space aims to provide volunteer-led walkways for guided tours into the church’s unseen areas. To achieve this transformation, the Crypt will include new stairs and lifts, a lobby, exhibition space, WCs and shower facilities, a kitchen and tea point, storage, and a café. This versatile space is ideal for community events, workshops, and meetings, making it a perfect choice for those looking to host engaging gatherings in a unique setting.

About This Venue

Hawksmoor300 is an ambitious campaign aimed at transforming St Anne’s Limehouse, a Grade 1 listed building designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor. This venue is envisioned to celebrate its 300th anniversary as a world-class architectural heritage site and a community hub integral to the regeneration of London’s East End. The church has a rich maritime history and features a 50m tower that served as a landmark for shipping on the Thames. The venue is currently on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register, highlighting the urgent need for restoration. The campaign aims to create flexible, low-cost spaces for community use, including a café, meeting rooms, and areas for performances and events. The Nave will accommodate larger congregations and live performances, while the Crypt will serve as a social hub. The Gallery will be transformed for exhibitions and workshops. The churchyard will be developed into community gardens, enhancing the local environment. This venue is suitable for community-led initiatives, performances, workshops, and events that foster engagement and collaboration.

Venue Information

Total Spaces: 2

Website: https://www.hirespace.com/Venues/London/96800/Hawksmoor300-Limehouse