The Victoria & Jubilee Halls

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Activities at this venue often include: older adults exercise, older adults social, toddler activities, craft groups, dance, country market, drama groups, bridge, choir, singing. The Victoria & Jubilee Halls charity also put on regular events including live music and concerts, and screenings of productions from the National Theatre and Royal Opera House. Please contact the charity to go on their mailing list.

Room hire:
There are 5 different meeting/events spaces to hire at the Victoria & Jubilee Halls complex :
Victoria Hall - Dimensions: 17m x 10.3m including a stage. Seating: 200 people. Dining: 120 people. Usage: meetings, dances, wedding receptions, films, keep-fit, plays, live music, etc.
Jubilee Hall - Dimensions: 11m x 16m. Seating: 100 people. Dining: 80 people. Usage: live music, parties, dancing, etc.
Appleton Hall - Dimensions: 10m x 12m. Seating: 60 people. Dining: 40 people. Usage: pre-school during term-time, children’s parties, meetings, fitness, etc.
Edward Hall - Dimensions: 10.3m x 5m. Seating: 50 people. Dining: 30 people. Usage: art classes, workshops, Guides, Brownies, Rainbows, etc.
Lady Kaye Meeting Room - Dimensions: 4m x 8m. Seating: 30 people. Usage: meetings, charity lunches, Pilates, yoga, etc.

There is free parking on site. Nearest railway station - Winchfield - 30 minutes walk. Stagecoach No 7 bus (morning to early afternoon only - no service on Sunday).

About The Victoria & Jubilee Halls

The Victoria Hall has a long history dating back to 1898, when it was opened by Lady Calthorpe on 20 October, after a year of planning and raising of public subscriptions. The Parish Council built the hall in order to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. The cost of the building was some £998 and constructed in the ‘Arts and Crafts’ style. The village of Hartley Wintney became an ‘Arts and Crafts centre’ at the turn of the century. After the grand opening there are no further records of Minutes until 1921. This was when the building of an additional small hall was on the agenda. It became the Edward Hall, built to commemorate the reign of King Edward V11. In June 1996 the Victoria Hall Charity and Management Committee formed and took an active role to restore the Hall to its original design. Providing modern facilities that would sustain the building for a further 100 years. In recent years, there have been many highlights but the most important one occurred in 2012, the construction of the stunning Jubilee Hall.
The Victoria and Jubilee halls host a variety of events ranging from monthly on-screen entertainment through to live music. There are over 40 regular hall users; running different dance and exercise classes, stage events, musical recitals, live bands, celebrations and wedding receptions. Thus, creating more than 40,000 visits each year!

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User Cost/Charge Information
Hire rates are available to view on the website.