The Kassam Conference And Events Centre, The Quadrangle Suite
Oxford United F C Ltd, Grenoble Road, Oxford, OX4 4XP -
Up to
600 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
As one of the largest meetings and event spaces in Oxfordshire, The Kassam Conference and Events Centre offers complete versatility. Large or small, formal or relaxed, high tech or traditional, we have everything you need for your next event.
Our expert team take dealing with such scale in their stride - however big your event and whatever you need, we provide efficiently and stress-free.
Ideally located, this unique development also has great transport links, meaning it is an attractive and easily accessible location, no matter where you are in the country.
The multi-functional Quadrangle Suite is the largest suite in the stadium holding up to 600 people.
It also breaks down into three individually soundproofed suites all working independently from each other: Oxford, Blenheim andSpires. Boasting contemporary styling, this room offers the perfect canvass for you to tailor your event as you desire.
The light and spacious Concourse and Headington Bar is located immediately outside of the main suite and can be allocated for up to 10 exhibition stands or alternatively as a breakout or drinks reception area.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 600
Theatre
up to 600
Cabaret
up to 256
Classroom
up to 200
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Amenities
Air conditioning
Premises parking
Location
Reviews
James H
July 2024If these guys treat their customers like they do members of the public I'd not touch them with a barge pole! I emailed the events team just asking for a contact for the leisure centre over a parking issue. Instead of a simple "Can't help, sorry" I got an exceptionally rude reply from someone in the events team who presumably thinks if a member of the public annoys you then it's totally appropriate to be rude. In this day and age of organisations being more thoughtful with how they treat people it's pretty surprising this kind of attitude still persists & makes you question what the rest of the organisation is like.
