Harrogate Convention Centre

The Harrogate International Centre is one of the UK's premier multi-purpose conference and exhibition venues, located in Harrogate, England. With a wealth of experience hosting major events, from large medical association conferences to high-profile political party meetings, the Harrogate International Centre has been concluding meetings and exhibitions since the end of World War II. It can accommodate a 2,000-seat auditorium, and began hosting the Eurovision Song Contest in 1982.

Since its expansion, the venue of the Harrogate International Centre includes eight exhibition halls, providing 16500 square meters (approximately 178000 square feet) of exhibition space, as well as ancillary facilities including hotels. The Royal Hall at the Harrogate International Centre can accommodate 1000 people, while the Queen Suite can hold 600. Some of the annual exhibitions held in Harrogate include: the UK Harrogate Flooring Materials Exhibition; the UK Harrogate Baby Products Exhibition; the UK Harrogate Wedding Dress Exhibition, among others.