Spaces – The Silk Mill offers a contemporary
Spaces – The Silk Mill offers a contemporary co-working environment with a creative vibe. Located in a historic building, it provides a unique setting for professionals looking to work and collaborate.
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The Museum of Making in 1 Silk Ml Ln, Derby DE1 3AF, UK. £30 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Startups, Networking. Amenities include High-speed internet, Meeting rooms, Networking events, Coffee shop, Event space. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
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StartupsNetworking
Amenities
High-speed internetMeeting roomsNetworking eventsCoffee shopEvent space
Rating: 4.6/5 (2,081 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
First visit here and what an interesting and engaging experience. A marvelous space with excellent exhibits that demonstrate a range of skills from a number of local and national industries and trades.
The staff are friendly and engage well with visitors, providing clear and useful comments and information. We used the cafe which was very good with a good range of menu and at a very reasonable price. On a cold day we had home made soup and bread both were delicious. All in all a great experience that we will definitely repeat. A credit to Derby and a real gem for its citzens and visitors to Derby
– Michael Winfield
- 5.0/5:
A brilliant free experience for everyone. It was Britain's first successful powered, continuous production factory built in 1717. The museum has penty if history and lots of material to explore. There is also a huge model railway set, cafe, craft shop and Rolls Royce engine. Overall a brilliant modern and clean museum with excellently helpful and polite staff.
– Sam Szczepanski
- 5.0/5:
We went to the SEND day. The children loved it. Absolutely loads to do and see. It was free. Parking was a problem. I had a blue badge but couldn't find the area and nothing was close enough. The highlight was the pottery workshop. The helpers were such lovely people. Kind, patient and warm to everyone. The video section was impressive but we didn't understand the concept. Could have done with someone explaining it to us.
Overall it was a great experience and well worth a visit and it's free to go in. It was recommended to me and we weren't disappointed.
– Jane Urmson
