This ground floor space is one of the most adaptable rooms. Used for more intimate events, it’s perfect for wedding ceremonies and receptions, dinners, drinks parties and celebrations, and can also work as a meeting space. All four walls are finished in original exposed brick, with the short walls forming the canvas for subtle portraits of Eliza Adelaide Knight and Donald Adolphous Brown, whose stories the space celebrates. Discreet flexible track and spot lighting and an elegant timber floor complete the space.

There are large, arched sash windows down the side of the room that look onto the Workers’ Yard, with an external door for direct access set in the middle. This space is accessible via a private entrance from the riverside, perfect for events with guests arriving by boat.

The room is located close to gender neutral and accessible toilets. Similar in shape and size, Knight Gallery works well used in combination with Beanfeast for events where more than one space is desired.