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Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network   Situated in the medieval quarter of the city, Cathedral Gardens is a versatile green space, adjacent to Victoria railway station, Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester Cathedral, the Corn Exchange and the Football Museum. Cathedral Gardens is built with new natural stone and granite paving surrounding lawn areas and mature trees that Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network A high footfall site on the busy Upper West Mall, along the internal route from New Street Station (Grand Central) and the city centre. Set amongst regular high street brands such as LEGO, Breitling, H&M Home and Levi’s, this site attracts a wide variety of consumers and is constantly busy throughout the day. Space size: 7m Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network Just steps away from the Selfridges beauty hall this site is a popular choice amongst cosmetics and fragrance brands. The luxury retailers on the Upper East mall add to the premium feel to this area attracting the more affluent clientele. Space size: 7m x 5m   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network This attractive site on the premium Upper East Mall is surrounded by high-end stores including Ted Baker, All Saints and Coach, attracting similar brand events. A popular choice amongst prestigious car brands, this site works exceptionally well for car displays and cosmetic brands. Space size: 7m x 5m   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network On the doorstep of Selfridges, this site attracts a wide range of high-end brands. The premium site, visible from all 3 levels, is ideal for car placements and product demos. Please note all activity on this site must be approved by Selfridges. Space size: 8m diameter   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network High footfall internal location which can be viewed from all 3 mall levels. Located near The Entertainer H&M and Menkind. Space size: 7m x 7m   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network A busy, high footfall area in the heart of the lower mid mall next to Costa Coffee, Pandora and Burger King. Perfect for small exhibition stands and sampling. Space size: 2m x 4m   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network As the prime internal event space, Lower Mall West has hosted a wide range of high-profile events including catwalk shows for Gok Wan’s How to Look Good Naked and The Game of Thrones tour. The site can be viewed  from all 3 mall levels, making it an attractive site for performance based events. Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network Part of the Spiceal Street development, this external space is surrounded by a variety of eateries offering a captive audience throughout the day and evening. As our largest promotional site, St Martin’s Square is a great area for interactive and entertainment based activities as well as larger vehicles such as trucks, buses and multiple car Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network Located in the middle of the centre along the external route to the popular Birmingham markets. Set amongst a variety of restaurants including, Five Guys, Bills and Starbucks as well as both the East and West entrances of the shopping centre, this location is perfect for engaging with shoppers. Space size: 5m x 5m   Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network   External promotional space adjacent to the stairs overlooking St Martin’s Church. With the iconic backdrop of Selfridges iconic external feature, this space has built in seating and is the perfect location for trialling start up concepts, roadshows and seasonal events. Space size: 7m x 7m Read more...

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network   Located at the main entrance to all three shopping centres and the rest of the city centre. Home of the iconic Bull statue, Rotunda Square is often used as a meeting point. It’s a busy and lively site with a great atmosphere throughout the day. Read more...