The Bryce is the ideal venue for:
Meeting and events for groups on a regular or irregular basis;
Coffee mornings;
Private parties - birthdays (sorry NOT 18th and 21st parties);
Stage performances of music and drama;
Band practices;
Presentations or lectures with full AV equipment;
Exhibitions.
Coffee mornings;
Private parties - birthdays (sorry NOT 18th and 21st parties);
Stage performances of music and drama;
Band practices;
Presentations or lectures with full AV equipment;
Exhibitions.
Facilities:
The Bryce Main Hall – ideal for those larger functions. Hiring this facility also gives you the Green Room, free, which provides basic kitchen facilities. This hall is used for indoor sports, such as judo, karate and kickboxing (all activities which are currently undertaken at the Bryce), as well as other activities as diverse as Pilates and ballet. It is frequently used for private parties...all bookings for the Main Hall include...
The BATS Stage – with great wing space, an ideal space to present your music or drama event (Full lighting and sound can be provided, but is subject to separate agreement with Burneside Amateur Theatrical Society – go to their link).
The Cropper Room – perfect for meetings, with tea and coffee making facilities. This room has been used for meetings by James Cropper plc, the NHS and the Environment Agency as well as local groups such as Burneside Parish Council and The Lakes Line User Group. It could be just as easily used for your coffee morning...Equipped with projector screen (we can provide a projector) and large screen monitor to link up to your laptop.
The Acland Room – our second meeting room, at the side of the main building. Also includes a small kitchen facility. Equipped with a large screen monitor to link up with your computer.
The Hoyle Room - a small meeting room upstairs, ideal for 1-2-1s. Kitted out with a large screen monitor for presentations.
Need a bar for your function - Barnaby's Bar available.
Events at the Bryce
Regular Groups at the Bryce
Burneside Amateur Theatrical Society
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