SIV has a portfolio of world class venues, close to and in the heart of Sheffield city centre. These include EIS Sheffield, Don Valley Stadium, Ponds Forge Sheffield, Ice Sheffield, four golf courses and the business tourism award winning City Hall Sheffield.
Our international venues have a rich heritage in either sporting excellence or music and entertainment. Whether you would like to dine on the stage that The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix have performed on or if you would like to train alongside Olympian hopefuls, SIV provides unique and inspiring surroundings to make an event memorable for your delegates and guests.
Treat your team to an international stadium experience this Christmas at Don Valley Sheffield.
The colossal venue will be celebrating 2010 with a Moulin Rouge themed party on Thursday 17th and Friday 18 December.
For only £37.95 per person, guests will dined, dazzled and dramatically entertained in the venue that has played host to some of the world's best performers, including U2, the Rolling Stones and Michael Jackson.
Ponds Forge offers the largest and most dynamic event space in Sheffield. With a capacity for over 1200 diners, the venue is ideal for prolific dinner dances, award ceremonies and student balls.
The award winning City Hall can host dinner dances for up to 350 diners in the Ballroom.
EIS Sheffield, Ponds Forge, Don Valley Stadium and iceSheffield all boast facilities that are used by sports and fitness professionals including teams and individuals training for the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Book a meeting or conference in these inspiring venues and enjoy budget friendly day delegate rates.
Our highly successful corporate recreation programme includes Winter Olympic sport, Curling. The attractiveness of the activity stems from the ‘spirit of curling’ which encourages healthy competition, team work and most importantly good sportsmanship.
Our events team have also created 'Night Golf' - a unique and all-inclusive take on golf. This exclusive illuminating experience will challenge already established golfers and effectively introduce the sport to non-golfers.
