Burgage Hall

Burgage Hall is a characterful venue for hire in the centre of Ledbury, offering organisers a historic setting for private celebrations, community activities and business gatherings. Built as a chapel in 1852 and later restored for community use, the hall combines high ceilings, a wooden floor, a gallery and generous natural light. A private patio provides an additional spot for guests to enjoy during an event.

The venue is available for wedding receptions, birthday parties, social occasions and funeral gatherings, as well as meetings, talks, exhibitions, classes and photographic sessions. Its flexible layout can accommodate up to 140 people, making it suitable for a range of event formats, from a seated gathering to a workshop or display. The hall is available to hire throughout the week, subject to availability.

Facilities include a fully equipped kitchen, toilets, wheelchair access, gas central heating and a hearing loop. Organisers can also make use of flexible lighting, blackout facilities, a projection screen, sound equipment and a piano. These features support presentations, talks and performances as well as celebrations. The hall is accessed from Church Lane, beside Butcher Row House Museum, with an alternative entrance via Chapel Alley. Burgage Hall is managed by Ledbury and District Society Trust, and hire income supports the trust's work caring for local heritage buildings. Organisers can enquire about availability and booking directly with the hall's booking secretary.