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BITE AT THE MUSEUM

Venue

Natural History Museum, London

Client

KERB

Guests

1200

Traders

8 Traders

Bars

2 Bars

KERB

One night, one Grade I listed hall, and London’s best independent street food under the Natural History Museum’s roof.

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The Brief

The Natural History Museum was one of the first venues to back KERB Events. Years later, we came back to take over the whole space for a night.

The goal was simple. Turn one of London's most iconic buildings into a street food party that felt nothing like a standard museum reception. It also had to work as the launch of our 2026 Impact Report, so the night needed to show what independent food can do, not just tell people.

Kerbllaborations

We built the menu around something guests couldn't get anywhere else. Eight of our traders paired up to create four one-off collaboration dishes, made for this night only. From canapés and sandwiches to momos and tacos, these showed the breadth and depth of our trader line-up.

Big sounds in a historic venue

The soundtrack matched the food. DJ Fat Tony, Theon Bower and Only Jerkin' Sound System played under the museum's Grade I listed ceiling, turning a heritage hall into a dancefloor.

Street food and live music in an iconic setting

From one-off trader collaborations and live DJ sets to fully managed bars, guest flow planning and heritage venue logistics, we delivered a complete food and drink operation inside the Natural History Museum's Grade I listed hall.

The result was a high-energy night for guests, bringing the spirit of our street food markets into one of London's most recognisable venues, and launching our 2026 Impact Report along the way.

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