hold your event at our beautiful sustainable venue in kent
Everything falls into place naturally at the Pines Calyx. Holding your special event is made so much easier by our zero carbon venue - compared to a traditional venue there’s nothing to offset!
Our specialist team of experienced event organisers can help you stage half day, full day and longer events. Knowledgeable in green procurement they provide a seamless service and can assist in all your event requirements
"Our leadership team met at The Pines Calyx and I just wanted to let you know what a fantastic experience it was..." Nigel Smith, Head of Development and Investment, Kent County Council
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including, catering and local accommodation
Catering using organic, fair trade and locally sourced Kentish produce and providing for vegetarians, vegans and those with special dietary requirements.
Local accommodation for any budget is in easy reach of the conference venue. We work with local businesses and have several excellent hotels located within the beautiful village of St. Margarets.
Walletts Court Hotel and White Cliffs Hotel make ideal places to stay and Rippledown Education Centre has hostel-style budget accommodation - great for team building!
call us on 01304 851 737
or email us to discuss your requirements and reserve your event in our calendar
"…One of the most wonderful spaces I have ever worked in. Whilst many buildings deplete, this one distinctly raises energy…spaciousness, lighting, shape and materials mean you cannot ever be unaware of the ‘goodness’ and ‘well-being’ of the environment." Caroline Latham, Workshop Leader and Author
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a sustainable venue
A remarkable, purpose-built zero-carbon conference and events venue. The design fuses cutting-edge technology and ancient building techniques. Depending on the weather and the time of day the centre lights, warms or cools delegates without using one scrap of carbon.
Re-use: The walls are made from chalk reclaimed from the excavation of the site.
Recycle: Tiles used in the timbrel-vaulted roof were made out of waste clay salvaged from local quarrying.
Reduce: Sourcing materials locally reduces transport costs and the energy used in construction.