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The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts

Unusual Venue

8 John Adam Street, London

220 capacity

10 meeting rooms

About the venue

Located in the heart of London, just behind the Strand - the RSA house occupies a prime location for you to enjoy a unique setting for your reception, dinner, meeting or conference.

The RSA Hospitality team are on hand to ensure that every aspect of your event is handled with professionalism and attention to detail. Designed especially for the Society in the early 1770s by Robert Adam; today the Georgian facade conceals many unexpected delights of both contemporary as well as traditional architecture. The RSA offers you a wealth of choice under one roof from the stunning boardrooms and private dining rooms, all with unique John Adam ceilings. The house also includes the elegant Benjamin Franklin Room, overlooking the Strand it is perfect for dinners and receptions. For those looking for a location for film and TV screenings or a conference the Great Room is unrivalled in its splendour and is fitted with fixed cinema seating and comprises a full range of audio visual technology. For smaller screenings we boast the Durham Street Auditorium - with its open brickwork and cobbles of the original Strand it never fails to impress - this too comprises a full AV suite. So whether you prefer the quirky subterranean vaults or the Georgian splendour of the Benjamin Franklin and Great Rooms, the RSA will certainly provide a memorable talking point and inspirational backdrop for your event.