Our event spaces have played host to an eclectic mix of events on numerous occasions, from conferences and tradeshows, exhibitions, product launches, fashion shows, photo shoots and filming, through to ground breaking ambient and experiential marketing.
From the stunning Grade II listed Boiler House, home to the landmark Truman Chimney, to outdoor spaces such as Ely's Yard, and our formidable Events Warehouse - F BLOCK - The Truman Brewery provides versatile and multipurpose event spaces and locations benefitting from heavy footfall and supported by a fine infrastructure of independent shops, bars, cafes and restaurants unparallel in London.
T3 is a long and rectangular space that features in the collection of rooms located on the first floor of Truman Brewery's Events Building - F Block. This 10,000sqft space benefits from great natural light, white walls, and concrete flooring. T3 is split by an arched wall towards one end, creating a more intimate secondary space. T3 would need to be hired in conjunction with interconnecting spaces T2 or T4.
Location
Located on the 1st floor of the F Block building. F Block is situated in one of London’s most vibrant and energetic areas known throughout London. The iconic Truman chimney and ever-active Estate is frequented by media, creative, fashion and tech industry denizens. The area attracts many thousands of visitors to the bustling work spaces, themed events, weekend markets, eye-popping street art, boutiques, cafes and rich diversity of restaurants.
Access
Lift and loading bay access from Ely's Yard car park. Additional access is possible via adjoining spaces subject to availability.
Services
There is direct lift access into the venue from Ely's Car park.
4 x male toilets with urinals and 6 x female toilets are situated next to the space.
Comms
The Truman Brewery's dedicated onsite service provider, TruTec Services, can easily provide support, networking, telephony and internet connectivity to this space.
Power
1 x 125A 3 Phase C Form Socket.
Twin 13A Sockets throughout.
