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Top Auditoriums in Bristol
Are you in search of auditoriums in Bristol? This city, known for its iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge and vibrant Harbourside, is brimming with top-notch venues. With Tagvenue, you can sift through our extensive listings all across the city, from modern auditoriums to traditional theatres. Whether you're hosting a conference near the lively Stokes Croft or a theatre production in the historic Old City, we're here to help.Our platform's smart search filters and hassle-free booking process ensure you find the right fit. Browse our listings and book the perfect Bristol auditorium with us!
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![Screen 2 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £675
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 2
84 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolEveryman Bristol was built in 1920–1921 by James Henry LaTrobe and Thomas Harry Weston (1870–1923) and opened by the Duchess of Beaufort on 29 November 1921. -
![Screen 3 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £850
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 3
108 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolWe regularly host: • Corporate events and conferences Please don't hesitate to contact us if you would like any further information on this space. -
![Screen 4 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £450
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 4
36 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolIt formerly had a ballroom, billiard room and restaurant but in 1978, the large single screen was removed and the building split into three screens. Formerly Whiteladies Picture House this stunning Grade II listed venue has -
![Screen 1 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £975
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 1
240 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolFormerly Whiteladies Picture House this stunning Grade II listed venue has been lovingly restored and has kept many of the beautiful building’s original art deco features, the cinema really is something to behold and is the -
![Clifton Event Space at Future Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venue in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £48
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityClifton Event Space
45 guestsFuture Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venueClifton, BristolRRebecca L.
“Another time we can book additional rooms to break out/have lunch/tea/coffee.” -
![The Nave at St Nicholas Church in Bristol Old City]()
from £120
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityThe Nave
220 guestsSt Nicholas ChurchBristol Old CitySSara H.
“The layout and atmosphere of the venue was perfect and we would very happily come back again.” -
![Winston Theatre at University of Bristol Students' Union in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £1200
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityWinston Theatre
209 guestsUniversity of Bristol Students' UnionClifton, BristolNamed after former University of Bristol Chancellor Winston Churchill, the theatre is one of our finest performance spaces. A traditional proscenium arch theatre with dressing rooms, flexible orchestra pit and apron stage, -
![Department of Imagination at Sparks in Broadmead, Bristol]()
from £85
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityDepartment of Imagination
200 guestsSparksBroadmead, BristolSparks Bristol, a dynamic venue situated in the heart of Broadmead, Bristol, operates within the repurposed former M&S building. This innovative hub serves as both an art and sustainability centre, brought to life through -
![Studio One at Nine Tree Studios in Brislington, Bristol]()
from £222
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityStudio One
500 guestsNine Tree StudiosBrislington, BristolStudio One offers a generous 4,640 square feet of flexible 'make it your own' space, perfect for a wide range of events from product launches to awards ceremonies. -
![Anson Rooms at University of Bristol Students' Union in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £1400
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityAnson Rooms
500 guestsUniversity of Bristol Students' UnionClifton, BristolBenefiting from copious natural light, the Anson Rooms is flexible, accommodating various layouts and lighting styles, including stage spotlights for performances and brand colours. -
![Great Hall at Wills Memorial Building in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £2100
hire fee / per morningCheck availabilityGreat Hall
800 guestsWills Memorial BuildingClifton, BristolThe Wills Memorial Building at the top of Park Street is a true Bristol icon and makes a dramatic and inspiring venue. A sweeping double stone staircase and carved stone vaulted ceiling leading to the impressive Great Hall -
![Lecture Theatre 2 or 3 at Chemistry Building in City Centre, Bristol]()
from £720
hire fee / per morningCheck availabilityLecture Theatre 2 or 3
199 guestsChemistry BuildingCity Centre, BristolEach lecture theatre seats up to 199 guests and has disabled access. The disabled access is on the entry-level floor, however, if the person is using a wheelchair they will need to stay at the top of the lecture theatre.
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FAQs about Top Auditoriums in Bristol
Prices of auditoriums in Bristol average around £75 hire fee per hour. The exact costs depend on the room size, audiovisual equipment (such as projectors or microphones), or high-speed Wi-Fi. Additional services, such as catering or on-site coordinators, may cost extra. Flexible configurations for presentations, workshops, or networking, along with amenities such as parking or dedicated breakout rooms, will also affect the price. See usual price ranges in Bristol, based on Tagvenue data, as of October 2025:
| From £48 | to £120 | hire fee per hour |
| From £675 | to £975 | minimum spend per event |
| From £960 | to £1440 | hire fee per event |
- Clifton: Known for its Georgian architecture and proximity to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, this area offers a blend of elegance and history. Educational spaces in this area are usually housed in historic buildings, providing a unique backdrop for any event.
- City Centre: Located near landmarks like Cabot Tower and Bristol Cathedral, the city centre is convenient and accessible. Auditoriums here are often modern and well-equipped, suitable for various professional events.
- Harbourside: With its maritime history and scenic views, the Harbourside area offers a different ambience. The added benefit of waterfront views, makes it ideal for events that want to incorporate the natural beauty of Bristol.
