The Thackray Museum, Leeds is proud to display the commitment to quality and announce that the conference venue has been awarded an Accreditation in Meetings (AIM), and as a result has been accepted as a Meetings Industry Association (MIA) member.

The MIA’s accreditation scheme AIM, offers an assurance to buyers that members will deliver their promise of exceptional standards, it confirms that members operate legally and ethically and that they have achieved accreditation. The accreditation is recognised by a growing number of buyers – and is endorsed by key organisations such as Visit Britain, Visit England and Visit Wales.

Located in Leeds, the Thackray Museum is proud to be located in the city that has more AIM accredited venues than any other city outside London – confirming that Leeds demonstrates a commitment to service and quality.

The Thackray Museum, housed in a beautifully restored Victorian grade 2 listed building, offers a unique setting for your conference, event or exhibition. The Museums’ conference suite offers a choice of 6 adaptable conference rooms, which can be tailored to meet your specific needs. From a boardroom for 12, to an auditorium equipped with a wide variety of audio visual equipment, and seating for up to140, our conference centre is fully adaptable to suit the requirements of your event.

The Thackray Museum has an extensive range of facilities to assist you in making your event a success, and with assistance from the dedicated, professional and experienced conference team they aim to deliver your perfect event.

For more information, please telephone our conference team, Sue or Rachel on 0113 2056525/6 who will be happy to answer any query you may have.

Award winning visitor attraction the Thackray Museum opened in 1997 and is housed in a former 19th century workhouse that is now a grade 2 listed building. The Museum is on two floors and has nine permanent galleries housing imaginative displays on a wide range of health and medical topics drawn from the past 200 years. Two of the most popular attractions are a recreated Victorian street in Leeds that demonstrates the poor sanitary conditions in which people lived – complete with smells and sounds! And the interactive Life Zone! Discover how your body works and about staying healthy.

The Museum is open daily 10 – 5pm visitors need to allow between 2 and 3 hours for their visit.