Camp And Furnace

67 Greenland St, Liverpool, L1 0BY -

Up to
1100 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

Camp and Furnace is an independent multi-purpose events venue situated in the heart of the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool’s City Centre. A converted Georgian warehouse, the venue boasts an incredible interior with original factory features and modern yet industrial aesthetic. We offer five separate spaces for hire with joint bookings available and a maximum reception capacity of 2200. Whether your event is a lively staff party, conference, product launch, away day or smaller meetings and boardrooms, Camp and Furnace can accomodate.

What makes our venue unique is our incredible facilities. With us also operating as a live music and festival venue year round, all of our in house AV is cutting edge and extensive. Our two large warehouse spaces (Camp and Furnace) have large stages, video walls, PA systems, incredible lighting and projection points / TV's. Previous clients include; Google, Facebook / Meta, Virgin Media, BBC, Eurovision (EBU), LUSH, Jamesons, LFC, Zurich, Matalan, Coloplast, John West, Danny Boyle (Film Location), Coors, Carlsberg, Scotts, Tessuti, Barcleys, LJMU, L'Oreal, Deliveroo, VERY (Shop Direct), CISI.

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 1100

Dining

up to 220

Theatre

up to 550

Boardroom

up to 200

Cabaret

up to 220

Classroom

up to 300

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Alcohol

Amenities

Cloakroom

Disabled access

Heating

Natural light

Print/Scan/Copy

Stage

Tea

Premises parking

Air conditioning

Table / chairs included

Audio & visual

Sound system

Microphone

Projector & screen

TV screen

WiFi

Flipchart

Space rules

Allowed events

Promoted/ticketed events

Licensed for alcohol

Attendee Minimum Age

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 5 days before the event

Location

Reviews

Locus Focus
July 2024
Great atmosphere, friendly workers, and clean toilets. Tables and benches on the sides for those who'd like to sit down instead of stand (especially useful before the start of the show).
Caoimhe Linighan
July 2024
We went here to see The Warning in mid-July. We got to the venue about 10 mins after the doors initially opened and only had to queue for about 5/10 mins. Once in there, it was easy to navigate around and the toilets were easy to locate. The bar was very expensive - £19.00 for two double vodka cokes.
Jon Stevo
July 2024
It's a great venue. We always have a great time watching gigs. It's got a 4 star instead of 5 for the one fact, the beer is terrible. Apart from that it's great