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The Halls, Norwich

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Address
The Halls, St Andrew's Plain
About venue

St. Andrew's Hall at The Halls in Norwich, UK is a stunning event venue with a high-beamed ceiling, stained glass windows, limestone columns, and polished maple floor. Originally the nave of the friary, it was completed in 1449, reflecting the friars' rule of simplicity. The hall has been used for royal banquets, classical music concerts, and international table tennis tournaments. It is also a popular choice for banquets, conferences, fairs, and exhibitions. The impressive auditorium features choir galleries, an extendable stage, and a Victorian concert organ.

Plan your visit

Doors open 30 minutes before the start

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

    The Halls (St Andrew's & Blackfriars' Halls) offer step-free access directly into the main hall, with lifts including a Cloisters lift and platform lifts to the St Andrew's Hall stage and between the bar area and Blackfriars' Hall; ramps bridge the small internal steps. Level-access toilets are on the north side of the building, with further accessible toilets by the hall and on the ground floor next to the bar, and all assistance dogs are welcome. The nearest parking with Blue Badge spaces is the St Andrew's multi-storey car park, about a 4-minute walk away and open 24/7. For specific access needs, contact The Halls on 01603 989305 or [email protected], or RED EVENTS.

What VIP means here. VIP tickets offer the best seats in the house — front or central, with the finest acoustics and view. Exact perks can vary by concert.
Access, parking and entry details are shown so you know what to expect before you arrive. Anything else? Write to [email protected].

Partners
  • Coventry Central Hall
  • London Enterprise Awards 2025
  • AIP
  • Stoller
  • eventbrite
  • Skiddle
  • Kensington United Reformed Church
  • The Cheltencham Trust
  • ticketmaster