The Great Hall is the venue's largest event space and flagship room. Once home to the BMA's library, this stately 28 foot high room with floor-to-ceiling corinthian columns, a stage, high-level windows and two small balconies, is perfect for conferences, AGMs, award ceremonies and weddings. Benefitting from an abundance of natural light, excellent AV (and an in-house team for support), incredible acoustics and blackout blinds at the touch of a button, the Great Hall is a highly flexible event space – whatever the occasion.

The Great Room is the largest event space at RSA House, playing host to awards dinners, large conferences and meetings, drinks receptions and weddings. It's also the place where RSA fellow, Alexander Graham Bell, gave the first practical demonstration of his latest invention – the telephone – in 1877. With its domed glass roof and epic series of paintings by James Barry, it's impressive! Fully air conditioned and with full AV built in, this room is ideal for most event types and can be set up in many different ways.