Christmas At Museum Of Brands, Conference Room
Museum of Brands 111-117 Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QT -
Up to
85 guests
Offers
catering
Christmas bookings are now being taken at the Museum of Brands.
Just around the corner from the world-famous Portobello Road Market stands a treasure trove of retro design and memories.
Imagine walking through galleries full to the brim with oddities and wonders alike, where every corner you turn leads you into a different decade. You’ll see Rimmel cosmetics from the 1890s, First World War Oxo Cubes, Mars Bars, Rolos and KitKats from the 1930s, a 1970s Chopper Bike and around 12,000 other items that will open your eyes to the way we lived and shopped.
Can your company benefit from discovering how brands have survived thorough the decades? The Museum presents over 15,000 exhibits representing brands that have faded away and those which have survived, providing a unique insight in the world of advertising, marketing and design.
Hire the Museum's conference room for your business meetings, presentations and lectures, training days and workshops and explore all the Museum has to offer. This space can also be hired for breakfast and evening meetings.
Capacity & layout
Theatre
up to 85
Boardroom
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 45
Classroom
up to 45
Catering & drinks
Alcohol
Amenities
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Lectern
Public transport
Premises parking
Audio & visual
Whiteboards
Projector & screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Location
Reviews
Joanne Wright
January 2025I have been wanting to visit for a few years and we finally managed it this year. It's not a big museum but I absolutely loved it. It takes you back to your childhood
Deb White
January 2025We spent over an hour here… a great way to map social history through packaging, advertising and products over time. We also loved the nostalgia of finding things from your childhood! A great place to visit for an hour or two near to Portobello and Notting Hill.
Mehmet
February 2025If I were to make a list of must-visit places in London, the Museum of Brands would definitely be in the top 10. This museum stands out from standard history or art museums by showcasing more tangible items, particularly brands, events, and toys that have shaped our lives over the past 200 years. It’s fascinating to see the products people used in the recent past, the packaging details, typographic changes, evolving habits, devices, and perspectives on political events—all through the items and materials on display.
