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About Geoffrey Manton Building

The Geoffrey Manton Building, operated by Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), is a premier conference and events venue in the heart of Manchester. With a central atrium that doubles as a hub for exhibitions and networking, this versatile space accommodates conferences, receptions, exhibitions, and large dining events. The venue is conveniently located near Oxford Road and offers a range of adaptable spaces to fit your event needs.

Whether you’re planning a formal conference, a bustling exhibition, or a social reception, we’ve got you covered with practical amenities, accessible transport links, and nearby accommodations to make planning hassle-free.

Explore the Geoffrey Manton Building for your next event and secure dependable, straightforward ticketing and planning support. Our team can help you navigate space options, parking, and local dining and hotel recommendations to ensure a smooth experience from start to finish.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Geoffrey Manton Building, Rosamond Street West, Manchester, M15 6LL, United Kingdom.
  • Venue type: University conference and events venue with a central atrium and multiple lecture theatres.
  • Capacity by space: Theatre 60–280; Cabaret 20–60; Boardroom 15; Dining 280; Reception 350; Exhibition space 380 sqm.
  • Floorplan: Downloadable floorplan available for event planning.
  • Parking: Nearby parking options; third-party sources note parking within 50 metres.
  • Transit: Oxford Road railway station is about a 5-minute walk from the venue.
  • Nearby hotels: Kimpton Clocktower Hotel (Oxford Street) and Motel One Manchester-St Peter’s Square are in the area.
  • Notable events hosted: Conferences, exhibitions, receptions; central atrium can host exhibitions and networking events.
  • Renamed/demolished: The building is not demolished or renamed; MMU markets it as Geoffrey Manton Building and its conference centre.