LASSCO Events

LASSCO Three Pigeons, our Oxfordshire shop, is available  as a venue for commercial or private events: please contact Amanda Garrett on 01844 277 189 (amanda@lassco.co.uk) in order to discuss any ideas you have – we would love to hear from you.

Whether it is an AGM, a Film Shoot, a Book Launch or a Party we can help. We can book events for daytime or evening on any day of the week and can take bookings to include dining or just coffees and nibbles – whatever suits your requirements. Our current restaurant menu can be viewed here.

 

We have five buildings set in approximately two acres all packed with glorious Architectural Antiques including a large secure paddock and a marquee. The Three Pigeons building itself is a characterful restaurant with an open kitchen and bar area. There is flexible seating at tables of various sizes for approximately 28 covers in the main restaurant area – with potential for many more in the garden area in summer.  We have ample free parking and immediate access to the M40. Our paddock is licensed for clay-pigeon shooting. We have had some tremendous fireworks displays here as well as live music on stages both inside and outside.

By way of testimonials, at the time of writing, we have thirty reviews on Tripadvisor which you can peruse here . Our  premises license allows for live music as well as dancing and of course the sale of alcohol – with wine suppliers and local micro-breweries offering a fantastic selection of ales and lagers beyond those already on our menu.

For presentations, lectures, talks, book launches and small conferences we can provide the same spaces cleared of tables and replaced by eclectic rows of chairs if preferred. We are heated with two log burning stoves and a large open fire which give a wonderful homely feel. For meetings of up to 12 people we have secluded rooms upstairs. All of the interior spaces are, as is the LASSCO way, heavily ornamented(!) with all manner of architectural salvage.

Please conduct your own virtual tour of the inside of the shop, and some of the outside, here – or take a spin with some 360degree panoramic shots of our shop and yard here.

We have been holding a series of our own talks “LASSCO Luminaries” over recent months with experts enlightening us on their chosen field. To name three: Farrow & Ball held a talk on the use of Colour in Interior Decor, the Canton Tea Company held a Tea Tasting and Gardening Broadcaster Paul Williams gave a Container Planting demonstration. All attendees loved the atmosphere of our shop you’ll find pictures of the events on our Facebook timeline here.

LASSCO Three Pigeons, Milton Common Oxfordshire OX9 2JN 01844 277185

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All enquiries regarding LASSCO Brunswick House in Vauxhall should be directed to Jo Auger on 020 7394 2100.

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Photo Gallery of some past events at LASSCO Three Pigeons & LASSCO Brunswick House:

September 2009, as part of the London Design Festival, LASSCO Brunswick House hosted some designers lead by Bodo Sperlein. The mansion house glowed on the night of the Private View & here are some pictures from the event, taken by Thomas Baker.

Late summer 2009 saw the Aston Martin Owners’ Club at the Three Pigeons for a personal guided tour and the launch of the Brunch Menu in the Coffee Shop.

LASSCO Three Pigeons Annual Party & Artweeks Private View, May 09

 

 

A typical TVADA (Thames Valley Antiques Dealers Association) Swap Shop early morning scene.  Dealers setting up prior to having coffee and bacon butties in the LASSCO Coffee Shop.

Customers enjoying the gardens at LASSCO Three Pigeons during a TVADA Antiques Trail, May 08.

The official opening of LASSCO Three Pigeons in May 2007. Launched with the release of  racing pigeons

as well as Fish ‘n’ Chips, Welly Throwing & other pursuits!

The Official opening of our new premises at Brunswick House in October 2005. The theme for the evening centred around the once opulent 18th Century Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens…hence the costumes!!

Book launch at LASSCO Brunswick House – Architectural historian, John Harris, launches Moving Rooms, October 2007