National Centre for Early Music
The
Medieval Hall of the Company of Merchant Adventurers was built between
1357-1361 and is the finest building of its date and type in Europe.
It provides a highly unusual yet entirely practical setting for
banquets, weddings, dinners, luncheons and exhibitions.
The principal room on the first floor is called the Great Hall and the large room beneath it on the ground floor is called the Undercroft. They each have ample space and can accommodate 180 guests.
There are two other rooms, which may be used in conjunction with the larger rooms or as exclusive settings for small parties. The variety of rooms therefore makes the Hall very suitable for a wide range of functions.
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The
Hospitium is a picturesque 14th century listed building overlooking the
The venue is set over two floors, giving the
flexibility of providing an ideal space for a whole host of functions,
from weddings/wedding receptions and conference dinners, to family
celebrations or office parties.
We can host seated banquets for up to 135 guests and
drinks/buffet receptions for up to 200 guests. The ground floor provides
the ideal space for drinks receptions, exhibition space and offers an
informal seating area for guests, whilst the first floor is perfect for
the seated banquets.
The Hospitium is solely available for private hire
throughout the day and evening and subject to availability can be
accessed prior to the start of events for preparation purposes.
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National Centre for Early Music
The
versatile space offered at the National Centre for Early Music makes it
an excellent choice of venue for conferences, meetings, product
launches, functions and events.
The Centre, housed within the Grade-One listed Medieval church of St. Margaret's, combines an elegant, historic building with cutting edge technology, creating an unparalleled setting.
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In
1998, the mansion House was restored by York Civic Trust and with their
expertise, the house underwent an amazing transformation to be brought
back to a standard worthy of the city of York.
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Enjoy wonderful food, dancing and entertainment for 10 - 120 guests as
you relax and cruise through York on your own privately chartered
riverboat, day or night, 12 months of the year!
You can privately charter one or more of 5 modern riverboats as a unique venue for any special occasion or event. The boats all vary in size, layout and facilities, however, all of have heated lounges with panoramic windows, open sundecks, nice toilets and a fully stocked bar.
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Deep in the heart of historic York, buried beneath its very paving stones, lives the North's most chilling famous horror attraction. The York Dungeon brings more than 2000 years of gruesomely authentic history vividly back to life. And death.
As you delve into the darkest chapters of our grim and bloody past, you and your guests will be met by one of the Dungeons cast of ghouls and offered a welcome drink to help steady your nerves before embarking on your journey into York's gory past.
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The Guildhall can be found in St Helen's Square, York. It stands behind the Lord Mayors' Residence, the Mansion House.
A medieval passageway, called the Common Lane, runs from the Guildhall to the river. It is said that Romans forded the river at this point.
The Guildhall is an excellent choice of venue for meetings, functions and events.
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F1 Racing offers both corporate and private events. An all inclusive package will ensure the success of your event. From arrival at the Pepsi-Max, your guests will be treated to a thrilling time both on and off the racetrack.
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Our
team of chefs also offer catering for any event or function held in a
marquee. In fact, Bradshaws have had many years of experience catering
at marquee based events. So we can be sure that your event will
run smoothly, wherever the location.
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Fairfax House is perhaps the finest 18th century house in the North of England. It was designed by John Carr of York, and typifies the best of mid-18th-century rococo decoration. Sadly, successive owners had allowed the house to decay to a state of near collapse by the early 1980's, when it was acquired by York Civic Trust with a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund. Further grants enabled the Trust to restore the house to its former glory, and in October 1984 it was opened by the Duchess of Kent.
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Barley Hall is a unique survival in York, a city of wonderful buildings. It is a medieval building in the centre of the city, forgotten until a few years ago, concealed as it was under a jumble of run down derelict offices and workshops. It was excavated in the 1980's, which revealed that under this jumble was a surviving example of a medieval town house.
Barley Hall is a splendid venue for small dinners, receptions, banquets or a wedding, lying as it does in the centre of historic York.
The Great Hall can seat up to 45 for a banquet. The Great Hall and Chambers upstairs can fit up to about 70 guests for a buffet. We can recommend all types of menus.
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