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New event space Jedi Training School opened in A Grid
A new event space, Jedi Training School, has been opened in startup hub A Grid at Otakaari 5. The space is available for booking especially for smaller informal events such as workshops, afterwork events and parties.
The new elegant space is decorated in dark tones and is located on the second floor of A Grid’s G wing, just above Restaurant Factory. It is approximately 180 sqm in size and allows for an event for about 65 people.
The space consists of a large open space with a fixed counter and a TV screen, as well as tables and stools. The windows open onto the lush Ossinlampi. There is also an AV system with microphones. In addition, the space has a smaller room that plays with a jungle theme, separated by a glass wall. The space also has its own toilet and a hall with coat racks.
Jedi Training School can be reserved through Aalto University's Facility Sales team. Catering can be managed effortlessly by Restaurant Factory downstairs, or from elsewhere if desired. The space is currently available according to the opening hours of the A Grid reception on weekdays from 8 am to 8 pm.
Are you interested in booking the space for your event? Ask for a quote from our Facility Sales team!
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