About Peaslake Village Hall
Community. Character, Charm.
Peaslake Village Hall was built in 1923 as a memorial to the brave Peaslake men who served in the 1914-18 war. It's official name is the War Spottiswoode Memorial Hall honouring both those servicemen and the two Spottiswoode sisters whose donations helped build the hall.
Sited in the heart of the beautiful village of Peaslake and nestled by the Surrey Hills, the Village Hall is at the heart of community social events. Notably, the August bank-holiday Peaslake Summer Fair, the Christmas Evening and wonderful street parties marking national anniversaries.
Anyone may hire the Hall for private parties, wedding receptions, children's parties and family get togethers.
It is also available as a hub for larger scale events such as the Hurtleberry Trail Run.
Fun, Health, Culture
The Village Hall is home to Peaslake's innovative and talented amateur dramatic society the Peaslake Players who stage 3 popular productions a year.
Welcoming 0-5 year olds and their parents/grandparents/carers, the friendly Peaslake Baby and Toddlers Group meets every Thursday morning (Term Times) 9.30-11.30. Activities include free play, arts and crafts, group stories and music time. Coffee and snacks available.
Want to keep healthy and flexible? Pilates Classes are held on Tuesday mornings at 10.30. Suitable for all ages, abilities and fitness levels. Small classes, friendly atmosphere, expert tuition, 6 week courses.
The Badminton Club meets on Wednesday evenings to play on the marked out badminton court.
