Our activities take place in a range of venues on Brunel's Uxbridge Campus (see directions).

The Arts Centre itself is on the main concourse, next to the Lecture Centre and overlooking the River Pinn.

Many of our evening live performances are in the Howell Theatre,  which is located opposite Tower A.

Exhibitions are usually in the Beldam Gallery which locates to the University's new Eastern Gateway Building in late Spring 2012.

Free Friday  Lunchtime Concerts are in the Roberts Room, on the third floor of the Lecture Centre.

A map of the campus can be found here

The Arts Centre welcomes comments from all users. Our general email address is artscentre@brunel.ac.uk.

To contact a tutor, please email artscentre@brunel.ac.uk.

Brunel University's Value for Money policy is embedded within the governance of the institution and is designed to enhance effectiveness, efficiency and economy.

The Value for Money Review of the Arts Centre was presented to the Council of Brunel Univesity in April 2012, and the summary of this follows:

The Arts Centre review, which was completed in July 2011, revealed the wide-range of activities undertaken by the Arts Centre and the high perceived value of these activities to students, staff (academic and non-academic), and the local community.

The greatest beneficiaries were shown to be students, for whom the Arts Centre was an attractor for some, e.g. those who wanting to continue with music without studying it; improving employability by adding breadth to their CVs; acquiring skills that complement their studies e.g. students on engineering design courses building prototypes; and for a few determining their future career. The review established that after taking into account income of £63K, which represented an increase of over 50% over the previous year, the total net cost of the Arts Centre, including maintaining the University’s collection of over 700 artworks was £289K (2009-10).

It was therefore concluded that the Arts Centre provides an effective and efficient service to the University and operates with acceptable economy, whilst making a tangible contribution to the student experience.

The Arts Centre conducts an annual survey open to everyone taking part in weekly classes throughout the year.

The full results of the 2011/12 survey can be found here