A Perthshire Partnership
Perth Racecourse, in partnership with Perthshire Chamber, is proud to host its upcoming Networking at the Races event on Thursday 23 April, offering businesses a unique opportunity to connect while experiencing one of Scotland’s most versatile events venues.
Taking place in the exclusive Club Lawn Marquee, the event is designed to bring together professionals from across the region for an afternoon that blends productive networking with the thrill of live horse racing. More than just a raceday experience, the event will also highlight Perth Racecourse as a premier destination for conferences, meetings, exhibitions, and corporate hospitality.
Set within the stunning surroundings of Scone Palace Park, Perth Racecourse provides a distinctive and flexible venue for year-round events. From large-scale conferences and exhibitions to private functions and corporate entertaining, the racecourse offers a range of spaces and packages tailored to suit a variety of business needs.
Attendees at Networking at the Races will enjoy a taste of this offering, with tickets priced at £90 per person + VAT. The package includes access to the Club Lawn Marquee, a glass of fizz on arrival sponsored by Piaff Champagne, a tipster talk from Racing TV’s Gordon Brown, and a two-course lunch, alongside excellent networking opportunities with fellow professionals.
The event provides an ideal platform for businesses looking to strengthen relationships, engage with new contacts, and explore how Perth Racecourse can support their future events and hospitality requirements.
Morag Connaghan, Director of Operations said:
“Networking at the Races is a fantastic way to bring the business community together in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. It also gives us the opportunity to showcase the racecourse as more than just a sporting venue. We are proud to offer a dynamic space for conferences, events, and corporate hospitality throughout the year.”
Whether attending to grow your network, entertain clients, or discover a new venue for your next event, this promises to be a memorable and valuable experience.
Spaces are limited, and early booking is strongly recommended.
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Perth Racecourse looks forward to welcoming guests for an enjoyable and productive day.
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