| Gunnerside is a small village located in the heart of the beautiful countryside of Swaledale, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
For more information about Gunnerside, please go to www.gunnerside.info About Gunnerside Village Hall The Village Hall (originally called the Literary Institute) was built in the 1860s, and has been formally registered as a charity since 1940. It is managed by a committee of Trustees representing village residents and organisations which use the hall regularly. The upper floor of the Hall (view floor plan) comprises a large single room with a raised stage, which has a licensed seating capacity of 70 for performances. The ground floor (view floor plan) has two smaller meeting rooms, which can be combined to form a single room, and a well-equipped modern kitchen which was re-furbished in 2006. There are two cloakrooms, one of which now has disabled access. A stair-lift gives access to the mezzanine and upper floors. All doors and windows were fully double-glazed in 2010, The Hall has a premises licence for the sale and consumption of alcohol. What Happens In Gunnerside Village Hall? (please note that the two activities highlighted in bold below are continuing during the November lockdown; all other activities are suspended) |
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Regular Events
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Other Events in Gunnerside
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Other activities during the course of
the year include village concerts, plays and musical
performances; catering for visiting groups; basic weekend
accommodation for youth groups; election polling station;
feeding station and checkpoint for the Swaledale marathon;
meetings of the Parish Council; public meetings; funeral
teas; private parties.
For bookings or for further information, please contact
the Booking Secretary, Eileen Kilpatrick, on 01748
886270 or at e.kilpatrick119@btinternet.com