Tired of visiting the same old event venues and looking for something different and unique? Look no further. Tagvenue lists a whole variety of unusual venues in Leeds that will be sure to impress you and your guests, whatever the event. From a plethora of amazing party venues and bars offering interesting food to blank canvas studios and converted warehouses, it will be easy to let your creative juices flow when planning. Better yet, our simple-to-use venue finder will take away all the leg work and help you close in on the coolest unusual venues Leeds has to offer in a matter of minutes!
For parties and dinners, Leeds offers a variety of quirky and versatile spaces, such as refectories, rooftops, and VIP lounges in the City Centre and The Calls. Many of these venues offer diverse food menus and packages, as well as cocktail-making masterclasses, or a journey into different cultures, such as Thai or Cuban. Fantastic for a variety of different celebrations and corporate events these spaces are chic in style, open til’ late, and will add an entirely different flavour to your next party.
Leeds’ suburbs also boast a number of interesting large spaces for hire, including adaptable dance studios and converted industrial buildings that can be used for all kinds of events. For conferences and workshops, there’s lecture-style seating and state-of-the-art AV equipment at the ready, while for parties and gatherings there are built-in bars and ready-prepared dancefloors with plenty of space. Not only that, food and drinks can be covered with in-house or external vendors, easily catering for large groups.
With the majority operating with a minimum spend, you can find deals beginning at £150 and rising to £1,000+ per session depending on your budget, number of guests, and venue. However, if you've determined that a venue with a hire fee is what you're looking for, you can expect to pay around £200-£350 per session or £20-£40 per hour. Some venues offer per-person packages, with prices between £10-£35 per guest. (All data from Tagvenue.)
If you're looking for something edgy, you might want to consider Leeds City Centre. Here, you can find everything from industrial lofts and old cinemas to abandoned warehouses and ancient churches, there's bound to be something here that catches your eye. You can find some creative meeting spaces in Briggate to spice up your conference or corporate event or head over to The Calls, which is the city's famous student quarter. Here you can find plenty of underground nightspots and quirky restaurants with breathtaking views of the river.