Our spaces

Our highly versatile venue offers unique auditoriums, conference, meeting, exhibition, dining and training facilities and has a beautiful panoramic view at the top for exclusive dining events and entertaining all year round. Find out more here.

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Event Services

We offer a wide range of rooms for hire, catering for conferences, exhibitions and meetings of all sizes. With a wide variety of sizes and styles you’ll be able to find the room that specifically matches your event requirements. Make your event bespoke with a wide array of audiovisual and catering services.

About us

Spaces at The Spine is Liverpool's ultimate destination for events, offering dynamic and modern event spaces as well as next-generation technology. The venue is housed within the Royal College of Physicians' (RCP) northern home, The Spine. Find out more about our organisation and venue.

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Your Visit

Housed within The Spine, a magnificent building overlooking Liverpool City Centre, our venue sits in the heart of Paddington Village, Liverpool Knowledge Quarter. Find out how to get here prior to your visit.

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Spaces for physical and mental wellness

Spaces at The Spine isn’t just designed to be good for the environment, it also benefits the physical and mental health and wellness of our team and clients.

The WELL Building Standard

Our building incorporates all ten WELL Building Standard concepts - Air, Water, Nourishment, Light, Movement, Thermal Comfort, Sound, Materials, Mind and Community - to create an environment that has a positive impact on wellbeing.

Subtle design features include the use of repeating patterns in nature which have a naturally calming effect on the mind. Echoing a tree rising through the building, an earthier colour palette on the lower floors merges into greener, leafier colours and patterns and blue tones on the upper floors.

A natural theme continues with the introduction of plants at various levels throughout the building to improve air quality.