Tate Modern
/ About
Tate Modern occupies the former Bankside Power Station on the south bank of the Thames, a Giles Gilbert Scott building converted by Herzog & de Meuron and opened as a gallery in 2000. Its spaces are hired through Tate Events, and the range is wide: the vast Turbine Hall at ground level, raw industrial chambers below it, and quieter top-floor rooms looking north across the river to St Paul's.
The Turbine Hall is the headline space, 155 metres long beneath a roof rising to 26 metres, taking up to 700 guests for dinner or 1,200 for a standing reception. Below ground, the Tanks are circular concrete chambers that once held the station's oil, now used for receptions and performance. Higher up, the East Room and Level 10 open onto skyline views, the Members Bar has a river terrace, and the Starr Cinema provides a screening room for presentations.
The building suits events at scale, from gallery-wide receptions to seated dinners in the concourses and dining rooms. Tate does not publish a music or late-licence policy for private hire, so amplified sound and finishing times are agreed with the events team on a per-event basis.
/ Rooms Available
The Turbine Hall & Bridge
Exclusive HireThe vast former power-station hall, 155 metres long beneath a roof rising to 26 metres, lit by the building's signature vertical light windows. The largest space at Tate Modern and the setting for gallery-wide receptions and dinners.
The Tanks
Exclusive HireCircular concrete chambers below ground that once stored the power station's oil, kept raw and industrial. A dramatic, enclosed setting for receptions and performance.
Blavatnik Building Level 2 Concourse
Semi PrivateA gallery concourse in the Blavatnik Building, suited to receptions and drinks alongside the collection displays.
Blavatnik Building Level 4 Concourse
Semi PrivateAn open gallery concourse in the Blavatnik Building, used for dinners and standing receptions.
The Restaurant
PrivateA river-facing dining space with views across the Thames, available for private receptions and dinners.
The South Room
PrivateA daytime and evening room with angular windows, used for dinners, ceremonies and presentations.
Level 10
PrivateA top-floor room in the Blavatnik Building with panoramic views over the London skyline, suited to dinners and receptions.
The East Room
PrivateA room with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the river and St Paul's, used for receptions and intimate dinners.
The Starr Cinema & Foyer
PrivateA dedicated screening room with tiered seating and an adjoining foyer, for private film screenings, presentations and receptions.
The Members Bar
PrivateA members' room opening onto a terrace above the river, available for receptions.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
Catering
- – Bespoke Menus
- – Private Bar
Venue Specs
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Wheelchair Accessible
- – Outdoor Terrace
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