Fitzwilliam College

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The recently built auditorium with its tiered seating and state of the art audio-visual and lighting facilities is our largest function room. The striking simple interior seats audiences of up to 250 and is extremely versatile, meeting the diverse range of operational requirements for conferences, exhibitions and concerts. Access via a lift is available for disabled people. With its adjustable sound flaps and full blackout facilities, makes it one of the best venues acoustically in Cambridge for concerts and recordings. An experienced AV Technician is onsite to assist speakers with their presentations, and to provide valuable support throughout the duration of the conference.

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Old Library 1 forms part of a recently renovated area. This room is conveniently located as a break out room, or as a stand alone meeting room for up to 50 people, with natural light and views overlooking Fellows’ Court.

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Old Library 2 has recently been renovated, creating a large area of open space. This room is perfect for exhibitions, poster board sessions, receptions and lends itself well for use as a break out room in a cabaret style.

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The Old Senior Common Room has recently been refurbished. It’s unique shape and style makes it a popular room for holding meetings, as well as for dining. The large glass windows provide the room with an abundance of natural light and look out onto well-kept gardens.

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Ground floor with natural light.

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As delegates look out from the large glazed windows of this modern Foyer, across the beautifully kept gardens, they are reminded of Fitzwilliam's heraldic motto "Ex Antiquis Et Novosimus Optima" - "the best of the old and the new" as they catch sight of The Grove, built some 200 years ago. This location is ideal for registrations, refreshments and informal receptions.

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First floor; lift; natural light.

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Second floor; lift; natural light.

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First floor, natural light, lounge capacity for 25 with comfortable easy chairs.

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The Reddaway Room, another large room on the first floor, seats 180 theatre style. It has a fully wired public address system, total blackout facilities, an optional platform, differential lighting, air-conditioning and natural light.

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The Trust Room is panelled in Columbian Pine and seats 80. This popular conference venue is where the College's governing body traditionally meets. Ground floor, natural light and air-conditioning.

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The Walter Grave Room is popular because of its size and elegance. Seating up to 50 for a formal meal, it has open views of the College gardens, and guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the adjoining patio. Ground floor, natural light; ideal for small exhibitions and poster displays.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite, the meeting rooms of the Suite can be used singly or as an integrated group. The Theatre seats up to 57 delegates in air-conditioned comfort. It has its own projection room and tiered seating with individual writing tablets. This small theatre offers a high quality audio-visual system, including data projector, laptop computer, DVD/CD/VHS player and a complete PA system. As its main design feature is that of a theatre, this is the only room within the Suite which does not have natural light. It's easily accessible for disabled delegates with wheelchairs.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite; a quality venue designed to meet the needs of the 21st century delegate. Every room enjoys excellent natural light and is enhanced by the choice of natural colours and materials, like ash, which gives the rooms a restful quality. All rooms are located on the ground floor, providing easy access for the disabled. Light refreshments can be served in the pleasant Common Room, which opens on to a terraced patio.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite; see William Thatcher Room notes.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite; see William Thatcher Room notes.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite. The connecting doors between Seminar Room 3 and the Common room can open up to create a pleasant lounge area with a garden terrace for delegates to relax in during breaks, or to hold an informal drinks reception or finger buffet.

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Part of the Wilson Court Conference Suite. The connecting doors between Seminar Room 3 and the Common room can open up to create a pleasant lounge area with a garden terrace for delegates to relax in during breaks, or to hold an informal drinks reception or finger buffet.

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Richard MacCormac's award-winning Chapel was a triumph of design and craftsmanship, which received glowing tributes from the architectural press and won three awards, the Civic Trust and David Urwin Heritage Awards for its architecture, and the national prize of the Carpenters' Company for its woodwork. The Chapel can seat 36 people in a group without feeling too large and up to 136 in a conventional aisled arrangement. A tranquil setting for quiet periods or the ideal location for smaller informal musical recitals.

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Our striking College Hall was designed by Sir Denys Lasdun, is panelled in Columbian Pine, has solid ash chairs and oak stained tables. It is a splendid venue for larger formal occasions, such as gala dinners & Christmas parties.

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The fully stocked College bar is open during normal licensing hours. With sporting photographs and College oars it provides an atmospheric setting for drinks receptions or those after dinner digestifs. A wide variety of wines are available including the College's own label of Port, Sherry and Chateau-bottled wines.