Venue Hire at the Royal Irish Academy of Music

Located in the heart of georgian Dublin on historic Westland Row, the Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) offers outstanding spaces for performances, rehearsals, and corporate events.

Our campus combines beautiful heritage architecture with modern, state-of-the-art facilities, creating an inspiring setting for concerts, conferences, and a wide range of gatherings. Hosting your event at RIAM means welcoming guests into a venue shaped by music. 

Whyte Reciital Hall

Why choose RIAM for your next event?

Our spaces are designed for both concerts and corporate events, in an environment unlike any other.

RIAM is a living, breathing musical environment. As a working conservatoire, our students and teachers fill the building with music every day — rehearsing, learning, and performing. This vibrant atmosphere is part of what makes RIAM such a unique venue.

Our dedicated events team will guide you from planning to execution of the event, guaranteeing a perfect and memorable experience for your guests. 

In addition to the available venues, the foyer of the Whyte Recital Hall provides the perfect area for pre-event drinks or receptions. Multiple rooms can also be combined to suit larger or multi-part events.

How to Book

If you are interested in hiring our spaces, have any question, or would like to organize a visit, please fill out the form below. 

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About RIAM

The Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) is a passionate learning community, where musical excellence and creativity are nurtured through teaching, learning, and performance. We support emerging artists, and we uphold the highest standards across every musical discipline.

Founded in 1848, RIAM is Ireland’s oldest musical institution. Our heritage continues to shape who we are today, alongside the energy of a newly transformed campus in the heart of Dublin.

Learn more about our history and our transformed campus: https://www.riam.ie/about/history-of-the-riam