The Hall has ample parking, plus a large lawned area.
The Hall has recently been extended and re-furbished, providing a large bar and lounge area, a well equipped kitchen, dance hall, stage with changing areas, and new toilet facilities. Partition doors are installed to create a smaller meeting area if required.
Please contact a member of the Committee if you would like to visit the Hall.
The Hall can accommodate a maximum 200 persons and has table seating for 120 persons.
- Accommodates up to 200 people, or table seating for 120
- Free WiFi
- Extensive parking on site
- Great location next to Umberleigh Station, and the A377
- Large kitchen, separate bar, and flexible layout
- Crockery/cutlery/glass hire for up to 120
- Licensed for the sale of alcohol
- Full Stage (ideal for band or DJ)
- Sprung wooden floor
Wine Tasting Evening
Friday 20th March 7.00 – 9.00 pm
Come and sample a range of wines with N&D Wine School.
Nikki & Dale have worked in the UK Independent Wine Trade for over 25 years, and will share their knowledge in appreciating a selection of red, white and sparkling wines.
Perfect for both novices and wine enthusiasts, and with wines available to purchase on the night the event promises to educate and entertain in equal measures.
COMMUNITY CINEMA - The CHORAL
Wednesday 8th April
Doors Open 6.30; Film starts 7.00 pm
Ramsden, Yorkshire, 1916. The chorus master and most of the men of the ambitious local Choral Society have volunteered for the front, so under the direction of the demanding, driven Dr. Guthrie (Ralph Fiennes), the Choral recruits a crop of teenage boys and girls. Together they discover the joys of singing and the urgency of desire as the new boys come to terms with their imminent conscription into the army.
WHY WATCH THIS FILM? It’s a Nicholas Hytner/Alan Bennett collaboration, like The Lady in the Van and The History Boys
“This wintry tale of art blooming in adversity is far from a schematic feel-good jaunt. Set in the fictional West Riding town of Ramsden in 1916, when young men are being plucked from their community and sent to a front line in Europe they can barely comprehend, it’s an anthem for doomed youth in a familiar Bennett key: wry, melancholic, sneakily profound.” The Telegraph
“By focusing on a choral society, the film presents a different take on wartime. Whilst it does acknowledge the sadness of the ongoing conflict, the film, through its practicality and light humour, offers a hopeful interlude.” The Upcoming
Watch the trailer at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVL7yVSWdHE
REGULAR EVENTS
A series of Antiques and Collectible fairs are hosted in the village hall throughout the year. For further information click here.
The Annual Umberleigh Pantomime if presented by the Really Useless Theatre Company in late February. For further information click here.
The Annual Umberleigh Garden and Dog Show is the major village hall event in the summer months. For further information click here.
REGULAR USERS
Art Classes hosted by Colin Allbrook are run in the winter months on Monday mornings. For further information click here.
Yoga Classes. For more information click here.
The Station
Umberleigh, Devon, EX37 9AB
Mob: 07989 672296