5 best Camden halls for hire

Nestled on Camden’s Arlington Road is The Minded Institute. Home to yoga therapy training and professional development certifications, The Atrium Hall offers space for yoga, and of course, other events.

With its pale yellow walls, blue pillars, green floor, and hanging pink, white and blue lanterns, The Atrium Hall manages to be a vibrant and relaxing space.

Fitting around 80 seats (or 36 yoga mats), this hall also comes with a projector, AV and yoga equipment if you need it.

While it’s not technically a “hall” (more like a stadium), you can’t mention Camden venues without talking about The Roundhouse.

Built in 1847, the iconic space was originally built as a railway turntable engine shed. While it’s transformed since then, the venue continues to usher in new, old, and iconic (hello The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac) talent against the backdrop of its restored mid-19th-century architecture.

So, you might not be the next rockstar in the making, but The Roundhouse welcomes you, and around 1800 other people, all the same.

Light hardwood floors. Circular overhead lights. Sleek black chairs. A potted plant every so often. It’d be easy to forget where you are, as the muted colour scheme and modern design feels much more Shoreditch than Camden.

Right in the centre of Camden Market is where you’ll find the newly-developed Camden House. Expect a bar, retractable roof, five rooms that can be used as private dining rooms or meeting rooms, and in-house catering, if you want.

With space for 1000 standing guests or 550 seated guests, it’s one for large events where you need something stylish and simple that speaks for itself.

Everyone remembers their first trip to the zoo. Seeing animals that, until then, only existed in story books and movies, up close is nothing short of magical. The giraffes.The lions. The penguins. As you get older, that sense of nostalgia never really goes away.

Facing the Outback area is ZSL London Zoo’s Mappin Pavilion hall space. It’s a fairly small space but one that still fits an impressive 120 guests.

From the natural light, views and outdoor area to the projector and screen, we’d say it’s a pretty versatile and functional space.

Probably the most classic hall is Wac Arts’ Main Hall. Set in the local arts centre, their Main Hall space is your quintessential hall. Think high ceilings, cabaret-style seating and a stage that brings memories of Monday morning assemblies and school plays.

In the same spirit, this 200-capacity hall has been home to many a West End show and festival rehearsal. Tap into that creativity for what will hopefully be a successful event on all fronts.

You can find them on Haverstock Hill.