Seminar Hall 3 (Kamaladevi Complex)
Cultural Centre
Property Type
Meeting Room
Space Type
4.3
Rating
40
Max Guest Capacity
About Seminar Hall 3 (Kamaladevi Complex)
Seminar Hall 3, located within the India International Centre (IIC) in New Delhi, is a versatile venue designed to accommodate a variety of professional and cultural events. Situated within the Kamaladevi Complex of the renowned IIC, the hall offers an ideal blend of functionality and traditional ambiance, making it a preferred choice for seminars, workshops, and conferences in the heart of the city.
Area and capacity:
- Venue area: Approximately 1,300 sq ft (121 sqm)
- Seating capacity: Up to 150 guests in theatre-style
- Pre-function space: Available within the Kamaladevi Complex for registration and networking activities
Facilities and services:
- Equipped with essential audiovisual equipment suitable for presentations and lectures
- Comfortable fixed seating arrangements optimized for audience engagement
- Climate control ensuring a comfortable environment throughout events
- Dedicated support staff available for event coordination and technical assistance
- Accessible location with easy connectivity to major parts of New Delhi
- On-site catering services provided by India International Centre, featuring Indian and international cuisine options
Ideal events:
- Seminars and educational workshops focusing on various disciplines
- Corporate meetings and training sessions requiring a formal yet comfortable setting
- Cultural events such as talks, readings, and panel discussions
- Press conferences and media events seeking a professional environment
- Small to medium-sized conferences and symposiums
Unique design and advantages:
- Traditional architectural elements reflecting Indian aesthetics combined with functional interior design
- Spacious layout facilitating unobstructed views of speakers and presentations from all seats
- Strategic location within India International Centre offering prestigious address and serene surroundings
- Integration with IIC's broader facilities including dining, lounges, and recreational areas
- Established reputation as a hub for intellectual discourse and cultural exchange in New Delhi
Seminar Hall 3 at India International Centre stands out as a distinguished venue that caters to diverse event requirements with efficiency and elegance. Its comprehensive facilities, coupled with a supportive event management system, make it an excellent choice for organizers seeking a professional setting within a culturally rich and accessible location. This venue effectively supports impactful events, fostering communication and collaboration among attendees in one of India's premier cultural institutions.
Explore Rooms & Suites
Rooms
The Hostel offers its members, 48 single rooms and 46 double rooms only in the main building and annex respectively. All the rooms are centrally air-conditioned and equipped with a telephone, television and WiFi-enabled facilities, tea/coffee machines, as well as 24-hours room service and laundry facilities.
Experience Dining
Dining Hall (Main Building)
Multi-cuisine Restaurant: operates for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Timings:
Breakfast: 7:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Lunch: 12:30 PM - 2:45 PM
Dinner: 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Lounge (Main Building)
Ideal place to sample a variety of snacks, teas, coffee and soft beverages in an informal relaxed setting.
Timing: 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM (The lounge will remain closed between 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM)
Experience by the Space
Library
The Library of the India International Centre established in 1962 is the magnet that draws writers, readers, researchers to its quality collection and beautiful ambience. The Library houses about 50,000 volumes on Philosophy, Psychology, Religion, Social Sciences, Language and Literature, Art and Culture, History, Biography, and has a good number of updated collection of reference books.
Film Club
Initiated in 1967, the IIC Film Club is today the oldest functioning film society in Delhi. Open to all members of the Centre its membership includes film makers, artists, academicians, film critics and scholars, journalists, students and other film buffs.
Every month the Film Club screens four to six films of merit and excellence, such as experimental works and art house cinema not normally available in the commercial circuit. In addition, it presents festivals and retrospectives around the classic work of renowned directors as well as films by avant-garde directors in the international circuits shaping new directions in cinema.
