Cloth Hall Court

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The Grade II listed building is steeped in history, originally constructed as a centre for trading Yorkshire Broadcloths—affordable yet high-quality textiles produced in Leeds and the surrounding region. This trade played a pivotal role in establishing Leeds as a global hub for commerce and the textile industry.

While Cloth Hall Court’s heritage has strongly influenced its elegant aesthetic, the venue fully meets the demands of a modern events space. Following a recent refurbishment, it is equipped throughout with state-of-the-art technical facilities, ensuring a seamless experience for in-person, virtual and hybrid events alike.

Three of the suites feature high-quality auto-tracking cameras and tabletop microphones, allowing presenters, panellists and in-room audiences to be seen and heard clearly by remote attendees. The hybrid-enabled rooms are platform-agnostic, offering complete flexibility to run and manage the digital element of your event through your preferred provider.