Deptford Lounge

Our meeting rooms provide the ideal setting for small to mid-sized meetings, trainings, and away days. Located on the first floor of the Deptford Lounge, they are equipped with a projector and whiteboard, making them perfect for team days and brainstorming sessions. We are creative space and community art centre in the heart of Deptford, just 10 minutes from London Bridge with excellent transport links. As a charity and social enterprise, all income we make goes directly back into our community programmes. We'd be very happy to let you know how your spend at our venue contributes to your social impact KPIs. From intimate strategy sessions for 2 to impactful presentations for up to 60 attendees, our meeting rooms feature natural daylight and professional settings, whilst being situated in a thriving community hub. Why Choose Our Venue? 🌱 Ethics-Driven & Sustainable: Operated by a charity and social enterprise, every booking directly supports local community programmes. 🧠 Flexible & Inspiring: Add a creative speaker, performance, or workshop to elevate your event. 💻 Fully Equipped: High-speed WiFi, presentation screens, interactive whiteboards, and flipcharts available for seamless meetings. 🪴 Creative, Fresh & Ethical Catering – Enjoy freshly prepared dishes made with ingredients from our own community garden, featuring inventive options like onion bhaji wraps and produce from trusted local suppliers. Accessibility & Inclusion Our venue is for everyone., designed with accessibility in mind. Deptford Lounge has been purpose built to welcome all members of the community irrespective of age, ability or additional needs. The building has level access, with accessible toilets and shower facilities also available. Getting Here: If coming by public transport, the nearest stations are Deptford for National Rail, Deptford Bridge Station for DLR and New Cross Station for Overground and National Rail. Buses 53, 453, 177 and 47 all stop near Deptford High Street from where it’s only a few minutes’ walk to the Albany. Photo Credit: Elena Rae Ledgister & Roswitha Chesher