Willoughby Village Hall
The Village Hall is situated in Main Street next to the Rose Inn. The building contains the main hall, a lounge bar area, and a committee room which are available for hire. The Hall building is surrounded by a garden which abuts the village playing field.
The Hall is well equipped with a traditional stage, modern stage lighting, sound system, overhead HD projector and an induction loop
If you are interested in hiring the hall please contact the Booking Secretary by email: wvhallenquiries@gmail.com .
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History
The Hall was opened in October 1933 by the Countess of Inchcape. The Rugby Advertiser reported at the time that "The Hall is a substantially built structure of pleasing appearance, contains an assembly room about 150 feet by 25 feet, with a stage, and on either side of the entrance are cloakrooms. There are also a kitchen, dressing-room, and convenient sanitary accommodation. The building is heated by the low pressure hot water system." This was the culmination of 5 years of fund raising after Miss Ella Hall (Mrs.Tanser by the time the Hall was opened) asked, on the 10th March 1928, that ways and means be explored to provide a hall for the village."
Since then alterations and extensions have added a Committee room, and a lounge area with Bar.
