Skip to content
  Tuesday 30 June 2026
Latest
29 June 2026Katherine Ryan to Host Awards 29 June 2026On-Demand Sustainability Courses 29 June 2026Forum Registration Opens 29 June 2026Better Together 29 June 2026Many Uses 29 June 2026Raising the Bar 15 June 2026AI Research Findings 15 June 2026Cuts Cause Concern 15 June 2026Industry First at CHS 15 June 2026Outdoor Events Worth ÂŁ25 Billion
HEN logo
  • Home
  • About
  • Magazine Issues
  • Content
    • Features
    • Industry News
    • Blog
    • Interviews
  • Competitions
  • Resources
    • Event Organisers & Suppliers
    • Team Building Resources
    • Expert Opinion on Venues
  • Featured Businesses
  • Advertise / Forward Features
  • Contact
HEN logo
HEN logo
  • Home
  • About
  • Magazine Issues
  • Content
    • Features
    • Industry News
    • Blog
    • Interviews
  • Competitions
  • Resources
    • Event Organisers & Suppliers
    • Team Building Resources
    • Expert Opinion on Venues
  • Featured Businesses
  • Advertise / Forward Features
  • Contact
HEN logo
  News  Supporting Social Businesses
News

Supporting Social Businesses

HENHEN—13 June 20220
FacebookXPinterestLinkedInTumblrRedditVKWhatsAppEmail
More stories

Convention Centre Renews Partners

29 October 2024

North Yorkshire Hotel Relaunch

25 April 2022

Lime Venue Portfolio Joins ABPCO

23 February 2023

ESSA Sees Boom in Numbers

16 August 2023

Celebrating its 30th birthday this year, Galeri Caernarfon Cyf is a prime example of how supporting social businesses is the best way to strengthen the local economy and infrastructure.

Established in 1992, the social enterprise was formed to improve Caernarfon’s town centre by purchasing and renovating derelict and unwanted shops, offices, and homes. Bringing new life in the form of companies re-locating to Caernarfon, the company had renovated over 20 dormant buildings by 2005 while opening its largest development to date in the form of the £7.5 million Galeri.

Overlooking the Menai Straits on Victoria Dock with Caernarfon Castle just a stone’s throw away, Galeri truly offers delegates one of the best destinations to meet and learn. As a hub for the creative industries, the venue is also home of regular concerts, workshops, and theatre productions.

A committed employer and supporter of the local supply chain, Galeri has contributed over ÂŁ2.5 million to the Gwynedd and Anglesey economy. By attending its events or bringing their own conference to Galeri, event professionals can also follow the venue in supporting the social enterprise and wider economy.

Galericaernarfon.com

FacebookXPinterestLinkedInTumblrRedditVKWhatsAppEmail

HEN

New Strategic Partnership
Northern Novelty with a Difference
Related posts
  • Related posts
  • More from author
News

Katherine Ryan to Host Awards

29 June 20260
News

On-Demand Sustainability Courses

29 June 20260
News

Forum Registration Opens

29 June 20260
Load more
Read also
News

Katherine Ryan to Host Awards

29 June 20260
News

On-Demand Sustainability Courses

29 June 20260
News

Forum Registration Opens

29 June 20260
H&E North Meets

Yes, Chef!

29 June 20260
H&E North Meets

Risky Business

29 June 20260
Features

Better Together

29 June 20260
Load more
Recent Posts
  • Katherine Ryan to Host Awards
  • On-Demand Sustainability Courses
  • Forum Registration Opens
  • Yes, Chef!
  • Risky Business
    Hospitality and Events North
    Hospitality & Events North has become the leading media for the MICE and events industry since its launch in 2006. We are a bi-monthly, glossy A4 magazine, covering all of the latest industry news and views. Each issue is packed full of interviews, features and competitions tailored to our readers’ interests.

    # TRENDING

    EventsVenuesEvents industryHospitalitySustainabilityVirtual EventsCoronavirusTeam BuildingYorkshireHotelsLockdownConferencesLeedsHybrid eventsEvent TechEvents newsNewsInterviewEvent suppliersSustainable Events
    © Copyright Hospitality & Events North Ltd 2025, All Rights Reserved
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms and Conditions