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Name a seat

Time flies, but we’re still here – capture the moment and name a seat

For over 50 years, our buildings have hosted sensational performances by the best artists in the world. But the most important moments don’t always happen on stage.

Say ‘thank you’, ‘I love you’ or ‘here’s looking at you, kid’. Say ‘I remember you’ or ‘let’s do it again’.

Everything changes but some things stay the same. Keep hold of the memories that matter by naming a seat here for the decade to come.

‘When I lost my partner of 54 years I could think of no better way of commemorating our many visits to Queen Elizabeth Hall than to name two seats in our two favourite rows. It is a great consolation to me that I, and others, will sit in seats dedicated to him, in memory of wonderful performances we both enjoyed.’

– Nicholas, Southbank Centre supporter

Name your seat today

If you’d like to know more about naming a seat at the Southbank Centre, and start the process of naming yours, please get in touch with us.

Email our team

Phone: 020 7921 0801

Choose your seat

You can add your name, or that of a loved one, to a seat in each of our three auditoriums.

Royal Festival Hall Auditorium

Royal Festival Hall

from £100

Queen Elizabeth Hall

from £150

Purcell Room

Purcell Room

from £150

Key things to know when you name a seat

  • In the Royal Festival Hall, you can have one name of up to 30 characters on your plaque
  • In the Queen Elizabeth Hall or Purcell Room, you can have one name of up to 25 characters plus an optional message of up to 90 characters
  • Plaques are in place for ten years – we’ll then ask if you’d like to renew
  • Seats are subject to availability and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis
  • We have final approval of the message
  • Naming a seat isn’t eligible for Gift Aid.
‘Dad has enjoyed watching many artists perform here over the years, and talks about it all the time with such fondness. I thought naming a seat for him and my mum was a great way to help keep Southbank Centre around for years to come, and I know my Dad feels the same.’

– Charlotte, Southbank Centre supporter

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