The Cambridge Meeting Space

Set on the campus of Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge, The Cambridge Meeting Space works with organisations booking conferences, meetings, and special events on college grounds. The venue portfolio spans several distinct spaces, each suited to a different scale of gathering, from full-day conferences to intimate private dinners.

Buckingham House Conference Centre offers a modern, flexible, self-contained setting for conferences, while Paula Browne House Conference Centre provides a similar self-contained format alongside its own lecture theatre. For larger gatherings, the Dome Dining Hall - noted for its Brutalist architecture, designed by Chamberlin, Powell and Bonn - accommodates receptions and formal dinners at scale. Smaller functions, such as celebrations or more intimate dinners, are hosted in the Fellows' Drawing and Dining Room.

Delegates and guests booking events are free to explore The Women's Art Collection during their visit, an element that distinguishes the college setting from a standard conference venue. As part of Murray Edwards College, the space combines functional meeting infrastructure with the character of a historic Cambridge campus. Enquiries are handled directly by the venue team via email.