Free Bookable Room Opportunity

Have an Idea for a Community Event? Bring it to Life at St Anne’s House For Free!

At St Anne’s House, we believe in making space for people’s ideas to come to life. With a range of bookable rooms designed to flex around your needs. Whether you’re planning a party, meeting, conference, workshop, or training session, St Anne’s House offers flexible and welcoming spaces in a unique creative and community hub.

Thanks to some generous supporters of our recent #LoveSAH Crowdfunder who chose to ‘Pay it Forward’, we’re offering three chances to use the space for free for a public facing community event.

What’s on offer:

3 x free full-day room booking worth £240 (up to 8 hours, Monday–Friday)
Use of one of our bookable spaces — the Mill Room, Pulp Room, or Chipper Room — tailored to different needs and group sizes
Use for any idea you like, as long as it is open to the public and community focussed
Access to the cafe between 10am – 4pm Tuesday-Friday

Our bookable rooms:

The Pulp Room: a large exhibition and event space, which has hosted everything from art exhibitions to development days, and conferences.

The Mill Room: which is popular with markets, yoga, rehearsals, parties, talks, and conferences.

A room full of people browsing BS4 Arts Trail Stands at St Anne's House, Bristol

The Chipper Room: a private, smaller space, ideal for meetings, well-being, and workshops.

Visit our webpage here for more information on the rooms, sizes, and capacity.

Whether you’re an established organisation, or an individual trying something new, this is your chance to use our space as a test-bed for your idea, supported by a friendly team, an on-site café, and a building that’s accessible and welcoming to all.

Who can apply:

Anyone with an idea for a public-facing event or activity. You might be a creative practitioner, local group, emerging organiser, or just someone with a good idea and a desire to connect people. It’s also a perfect chance to test out an idea before making a bigger booking in future.

Submissions will be reviewed by our local action group — a team of residents and community members who are shaping how this space supports the neighbourhood.