Coventry Central Hall
Coventry Central Hall is a historic landmark situated in the very heart of Coventry, originally built in 1932 as a vibrant community and cultural space. Today, it continues to serve as a welcoming hub for performances, gatherings, and artistic events, combining heritage with a strong contemporary spirit.
The venue’s red-brick architecture and distinctive façade reflect its early-20th-century character, while the spacious Great Hall offers an inviting atmosphere that brings audiences and performers together. Balcony seating, flexible staging, and warm acoustics make the space especially suitable for concerts, immersive productions, and large-scale cultural experiences.
With a capacity of up to around 800 guests, Coventry Central Hall provides an impressive yet intimate setting where music, community, and shared experience converge. Its central location and long-standing cultural role make it one of the city’s most recognisable venues — a place where tradition and modern creativity meet in the heart of Coventry.
Plan your visit
Out of respect for guests and performers, late entry may not be permitted. We cannot guarantee your original seats after the concert begins.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access
Step-free access is available to most of the ground floor, including the Lower Hall, Lounge, café and main meeting rooms. The Great Hall is on the first floor and, while the lift is being replaced, is currently accessible by stairs only.
- Accessible toilet
An accessible toilet is located on the ground floor near the main entrance.
- Companion ticket
A companion attends free of charge with a valid Access Card.
- Levels
The Great Hall and any upper-level areas are reached by stairs only while the lift is out of service; all step-free seating is on the ground floor.
Getting there & parking
There is no on-site parking. Nearby public car parks include Manor House Car Park, New Union Street, and Salt Lane Multi-Storey.
