About this organisation
The Huntingdon Commemoration Hall is conveniently located in the town centre and is available for hire to groups or individuals at affordable rates. The Hall can host a variety of different functions ranging from kids & family parties, drama performances to community and business meetings. Most social and business events can be catered for. If you would like to discuss your function’s requirements please contact the Premises Manager, Vicki Wilson on 01480 455167 (available Mondays & Tuesdays) or call 01480 388687 for bookings.
The Hall’s facilities include:
Main Hall , includes stage and light & sound system. Disabled Access.
Capacity - Seated ‘Theatre Style’ Audience: 180 people. Dinner Dance: 175 people. Dancing without meals 230 people. Tables and chairs provided as required, no additional charge.
Kitchen & Foyer, can be hired separately. Often used as a breakout area for functions in the Main Hall. Perfect for coffee mornings or informal meetings. Disabled Access via Main Hall.
The kitchen is a fully equipped catering kitchen, including 6 burner cooker and oven, hot cupboard, bottle cooler, ice machine, fridge.
Meeting Room (Minerva), seats 16 comfortable in ‘Boardroom Style’ up to 20 in ‘Classroom Style’.
Facilities also available include; Free WiFi, data projector hire*, Flip Chart use* Refreshments Available*
*Additional charges may apply
The Huntingdon Commemoration Hall is a community hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Huntingdon without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race or political, religious or other opinions, including use of the Property for meetings, lectures and classes or other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.
Charity’s Mission Statement:
“To provide a vibrant and sustainable community hall, with maximum occupancy rates, supported by the local community by recognition of its value as a community asset contributing to the well being of all it’s users.”
Website:
http://www.commhall.org.uk http://www.commhall.org.uk