The owners of south London megaclub Printworks are set to open a 3000-capacity venue in White City.
Exhibition, which is due to launch towards the end of 2019, will be housed within the renovated Dimco Building, a Grade II-listed, former London Underground power station once used in the filming of the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit?.
Spanning two floors and 34,000 square feet, the new venue will host live music events, exhibitions, award ceremonies and more.
It will be operated by Broadwick Venues, which opened Printworks back in 2017 and is also affiliated with London festivals Field Day and South West Four. The company says it will be responsible for “the majority of the music series, offering a new home to ground-breaking nightlife culture in London”.
Bradley Thompson, managing director of Broadwick Live and Venues, said: “[Exhibition] will attract and serve not only the local community, but the ever-increasing number of people who rightly view White City as one of the most exciting growth places in the capital. The location is perfect and the building itself is incredible.”
Printworks is London's largest nightclub and has risen to become an integral part of the city's nightlife since its launch, hosting a broad range of international DJs and live music acts.
Work on Exhibition will commence this month, as part of the Westfield expansion project. More information can be found at exhibitionlondon.co.uk.
