The Mint is a city oasis where history and heritage meet contemporary design for all types of events and experiences. Constructed in the 1810s as the south wing of the General ‘Rum’ Hospital, its striking architecture and range of versatile event spaces make it an inspiring venue. The Mint can accommodate up to 120 guests for presentations, workshops, meetings and conferences, 250 guests for cocktail parties and special events, and 100 guests for lunch or dinner.
Gold Melting Room: With a purpose-built glass bar and access to an expansive sandstone courtyard with a raised lawn, the Gold Melting Room is the perfect space for business events including presentations, workshops, annual general meetings and launches, as well as banquets, cocktail parties and other special events.
External motorised cedar louvres allow full control of natural light, making this a sophisticated venue for that special reveal. Motorised glass panes allow guests to move directly from the event space to the courtyard.
Meeting rooms: The Sovereign Room, Boardroom, Messengers’ Room, Mint Clerk’s Room and Macquarie Balcony, all located in the former Rum Hospital building, have new contemporary styling and audiovisual facilities for meetings and workshops. They are popular as break-out rooms for business events held in the Gold Melting Room.
Audiovisual: The Mint features integrated audiovisual facilities in all event and meeting spaces. These are managed by the in-house audiovisual team, ensuring clients have access to seamless technology experiences including videoconferencing and hybrid event options.
Hospitality partner: The Mint partners with Pearl Catering. Pearl is a boutique hospitality company committed to creativity and innovation. Its chefs are true artisans, creating everything from the ground up, sourcing the finest produce and providing a sublime food and beverage experience.
The Mint is close to public transport, including the new Sydney Metro. Contact the Venue Services team at Museums of History NSW to discuss your next business event.
