Cheltenham Town Hall
Cheltenham Town Hall, an iconic early-20th-century assembly room, stands proudly in the heart of Cheltenham. Designed by Gloucester architect Frederick William Waller and completed in 1903, this Classical-style building showcases an elegant facade with Corinthian columns and a grand arcaded porte-cochère. Its Grade II listed status underscores its architectural significance.
Inside, the main hall impresses with its Corinthian columns, coved ceiling, and spacious dimensions, offering seating for 1,000 guests. This versatile venue hosts a diverse array of events, from concerts and banquets to conferences and exhibitions. The intimate Pillar Room, accommodating up to 300 people, adds to its charm. A historical highlight includes two plaster-cast statues of Kings Edward VII and George V, gifted in 1916. Cheltenham Town Hall remains a cultural hub, celebrated for its historic charm and vibrant role in the town’s social and cultural life.
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Par respect pour le public et les artistes, l’entrée tardive peut ne pas être autorisée. Nous ne pouvons pas garantir vos places initiales après le début du concert.
Accessibilité
- Accès fauteuil roulant
There is ramped access at the front of the building, and the ground floor (including the Main Hall, Pillar Room and Drawing Room) is accessible to wheelchair users, with an accessible viewing platform; the balconies are reached only by stairs, with no lift. Accessible toilets are on the ground floor, and there is a hearing loop covering the ground-floor stalls seating. Guide dogs are welcome. A limited number of accessible parking spaces are available in the rear car park, with further Blue Badge bays on Imperial Square. To arrange an accessible space, a carer ticket or any access requirements, please book by phone on 01242 528764.
