Venue Hire
Following over a decade of disuse, the landmark space has been transformed to cater for a wide range of needs, reopening as a pioneering, independent destination that redefines live music, entertainment & hospitality.
One of Wolverhampton’s proudly listed buildings, this gateway venue to the city, sprawling multiple floors, is incredibly adaptable for all needs. From live entertainment, club nights, private parties, birthdays and corporate events to broadcast and media hire and beyond - the creative boundaries are limitless for up to 1,000 guests.
Located on Broad St in the city centre, the venue is easily accessible by public transport. Situated 200 meters away from Wolverhampton train station, convenient links to the entire West Midlands and beyond. There is public car park opposite the venue.
Venue Hire
ROOM 1: MAIN ROOM
Our main room is perfect for live performances, screening and entertainment. Our Ultra-HD screen spanning 8 by 2 metres sits as a crystal clear heart of the room for any event. 40 lighting fixtures inc moving heads, beams, LED bars and panels make an unparalleled immersive lighting rig.
It is equally well suited with banquet style seating for performances and themed events. Think comedy, presentations or even bingo! The building's original, bold columns providing a dramatic landscape, with acoustic treatment fitted throughout the room.
ROOM 2: THE BAR
The bar features a more bold interior with 30 mirror balls, eye catching LED light fixtures and monochrome wall panelling, acoustically designed. There are 6 x 4k screens located around the room that can be used to show branding, sports or any desired media.
There is a 7-point Funktion-One sound system, providing a high quality sound experience. The movable DJ booth can create an intimate dance floor space, while fixed booth seating frame the top part of the room.
LEVEL 2: COMING SOON.
Interested in running an event at TWELVE or hiring the venue?
Get in touch with us via our contact us form today for any venue & event booking enquiries.
