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Royal Geographical Society has 8 rooms available for private hire
Venue hire at Royal Geographical Society
Hire this venue for your own event - it has eight function rooms the largest of which can hold a maximum of 750 guests and the smallest is ideal for 16.
For the past two centuries this old-fashioned 'learned society' has sent explorers and adventurers all over the world. Famous names from Mungo Park to Captain Scott, David Livingstone to Ernest Shackleton, have all been members of the Royal Geographical Society. Established in 1830 to promote geographical science, what started as a dining club is now the largest and most active of the scholarly geographical societies with 15,000 members. Regular events and lectures are held at the society's headquarters, in a beautiful old building next to the Royal Albert Hall, hosted by well known experts in the field, taking a break from their explorations.Royal Geographical Society events
event Tuesday 11th July 2017
TIMES Tuesday 11th July 2017 - 7pm PRICING £10, mems £7
Literary & Education, Lecture.
event Monday 24th July 2017
TIMES Monday 24th July 2017 - 7pm PRICING £5, concs £4
Literary & Education, Talk.
event Sunday 15th October 2017
TIMES Sunday 15th October 2017 - 7pm PRICING £22.50, concs £18.50
The wildlife cameraman and presenter provides an insight into his career.
event Tuesday 24th October 2017
TIMES Tuesday 24th October 2017 - 7.30pm-8.30pm PRICING £17.50-£27.50
Literary & Education, Author Event.
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