About Culford Village Hall
Culford Village Hall lies within a conservation area in the heart of Culford in Suffolk. We’re about 5 miles outside of Bury St Edmunds and easily accessed by car.
Our facilities are ideal for functions and events, both for the community and private bookings. The hall is currently used for fitness and dance classes, other sports activities such as bowling and table tennis and children’s activities including toddler groups.
Facilities
The main hall which has a stage and stage lighting facilities holds about 120 people. We have a licence for music and dancing events. There is a basic kitchen with a serving hatch to the main hall plus a water boiler for refreshments. There is ample parking available
Current charges
£50 per day for regular hirers ( monthly or less ); £8 per hour for residents of Culford, Ingham, West Stow, Wordwell and Culford Heath; £15 per hour for non-residents. Electricity is free but the hall heaters are on three separate timer switches, located at the end opposite the stage. The tables, chairs and car park are free to hirers of the hall.
History
The Hall was built in 1914 by Earl Cadogan the then owner of the Culford Estate for the use of its residents. The Estate was sold in 1934 and in 1936 the new owners, Lambert Brothers, conveyed the Village Hall and surrounding land to local trustees for the benefit of the inhabitants of Culford, Ingham, West Stow, Culford Heath and Wordwell.
