Looking for an Olympic edge hire space? The White Building, a new cultural venue in Hackney Wick, will be available from Spring 2012. With over 2000 ft² of event space, The White Building is perfect for corporate hospitality, product launches, exhibitions, design and fashion shows, screenings, conferences, workshops and parties.

Why choose The White Building? It's canal frontage means you can arrive by water taxi with a great view of the Olympic Main Stadium. The building was designed by Davod Kohn Architects (London Living Room) and is "Energy Efficient" with Michael Pawlyn designed eco features. The site is a 10 minutes walk from the Media Centre and Greenway entrance and 3 minutes walk to Hackney Wick Station. The Counter Café and microbrewery serve up great food and drink.

Shoreditch Town Hall is a dynamic destination space and creative hub in East London. At over 12,500 square feet the venue houses a range of beautifully restored Victorian spaces including the magnificent Assembly Hall and the elegant Council Chamber, whilst the Basement space offers a distressed subterranean setting for exhibitions and product launches.

Having hosted major fundraisers, corporate events, film and photo-shoots and internationally acclaimed art exhibitions the venue will soon be launching its own live performance and site-specific events programme, developing new facilities and bringing currently unused spaces back to life.

Ever thought about setting up your own pop-up shop in the heart of London’s most vibrant shopping district?  Looking for the perfect event space that’ll keep them talking long after they leave? For just a few short weeks, 3 brilliant and unique spaces are available – so now’s your chance to do something AMAZING…

Right in the heart of historic Covent Garden, 15 King Street is a classy shop front that rubs shoulders down the street with the likes of Ralph Lauren and Burberry, whilst Units 3 and 18 Covent Garden Market occupy prime spots in the most visited part of London.  Inches from Covent Garden’s famous market buskers, Drury Lane and the Royal Opera House, bustling with life and excitement seven days a week – whatever your occasion these venues are not to be missed!

129—131 MARE STREET  LONDON E8 3RH  020 8525 4330

The concept of SPACE was founded by artists Bridget Riley, Peter Sedgley and Peter Townsend in 1968 with a view to create affordable studios for visual artists.

SPACE constantly develops new strategies to support artists’ changing needs, which today include an increasingly digital and international art scene.

The refurbishment of the Triangle building on Mare Street in May 2006 has provided a substantial foundation for a wide range of art-related creative enterprises and a vibrant networking centre for artists.

From galleries to project spaces, a fully-kitted out mediaLab, rooftops, courtyards and even an outdoor amphitheater, this is a unique space to host an event.