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The International Centre for Life has a fabulous, self-contained space available for short-term hire in the heart of Newcastle. Looking to stage Christmas events throughout November and December? Then this space in the iconic Life building would be an ideal blank canvas with all the essentials you need.
• Space: approximately 350sqm and a ceiling height of 5.3m
• Facilities: two bar areas, separate entrance with reception area, toilets, and dedicated parking facilities. (Optional) large commercial kitchen, capable of catering for up to 300 covers
• Location: five minutes’ walk from Central Station for rail and metro links, and two minutes’ walk from Times Square Car Park
Have something else in mind? This versatile and flexible space is ideal for weekly or monthly hire for a range of business uses, including social activities, music events, training, trade fairs and exhibitions.
For more information, email Niamh Dale on
info@life.org.uk
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR LIFE, TIMES SQUARE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE1 4EP PRODUCTS & SERVICES
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