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Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre and Ballroom BIC’s sister venue is a two-minute walk through Bournemouth’s award-winning gardens. It provides a more traditional setting for your event with additional meeting and banqueting facilities and the ability to video-link to the BIC. With its 1920s style, it’s ideal for corporate presentations, exhibitions or conferences. The Theatre can accommodate 1,012 on fixed seating, on a raked floor and another 446 in the circle. The Ballroom offers an exquisite backdrop for your gala dinner, banquet, reception or smaller conference or exhibition.


Breakout Rooms and Reception Areas The BIC and Pavilion offer smart, flexible syndicate and meeting spaces, with a range of ancillary rooms.


Facilities


Full technical specifications and a fully downloadable venue brochure are available from www.bic.co.uk BIC and Pavilion Hospitality


All catering, bars and hospitality services, under the ‘BIC Hospitality’ and ‘Pavilion Hospitality’ brands, are managed by Kudos Hospitality Ltd, part of the award-winning Crown Group. Our experienced, on-site team will be pleased to meet your requirements.


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