Stoke Town Hall

Kings Hall
The Crush Hall
Jubilee Hall
QEII Room
The Geen Room
The Glover Room

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Stoke Town Hall, the largest town hall within the city, dates back to 1834. The building has a unique history, once home to Stoke-upon-Trent’s market, police station, Magistrates Court, council chambers and offices. It even housed a School of Design and private members club, a favourite venue of the Dukes of Sutherland.

Originally designed by Henry Ward, the Town Hall was extended after the federation of the six towns in 1910 on the orders of one of the last Mayors of Stoke-upon-Trent, Alderman Geen. The 1910 extension saw the construction of the magnificent Kings Hall, built to seat over 3,000 people, and the enlarged council chamber and committee rooms. This extension cemented the building’s future as the civic home of the city, and still houses council meetings and civic events today.

To mark the Silver Jubilee of George V in 1935, the Jubilee Hall was created for special events and occasions. The hall, adored by magnificent stained glass windows, has unique features such as the Bottle Kiln clock face and Pottery Worker silhouetted radiator guards.

The Town Hall hosted countless prestigious events, including numerous Freedom of the City ceremonies, Royal visits from home and abroad as well as iconic music concerts including The Beatles, The Who, ACDC and the infamous Northern Soul all-nighters.

Today, the prestigious Victorian Town Hall is still home to the city's council chamber and boasts a beautiful and fully equipped hall and a number of select meeting rooms and suites each presenting outstanding individual charactistics and décor.

The building is ideally located in the centre of Stoke Town, located within easy walking distance from Stoke railway station; and placed next to the A500 linking juntions 15 & 16 of the M6 motorway with ample parking available next to the building at Kingsway.

Please note – Stoke Town Hall (Kings Hall & Jubilee Rooms) Bars service will operate on a cashless basis from 23^rd January 2023.

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Kings Hall

Kings Hall is a grand impressive room with stained glass windows, ornate ceilings. Kings Hall can accommodate up to 1000 standing and 400 including a dancefloor. It has two bars and balcony seating. It is the perfect space for any kind of event such as large parties, fayres, boxing, conferences, weddings, theatre shows, live music and many more.
Jubilee Hall

Jubilee Hall is perfect for a grand entrance with staircase. The venue includes bar facilities, dance floor, stained glass windows. The room was recently refurbished and can hold up to 150 for a dinner and 180 seated in theatre style. Ideal for weddings and other parties.
The Windsor Room

The Windsor Room in Stoke Town Hall was once the former court room in the old Borough Court. Situated of the side of the Kings Hall this space provides a real private feel for any event. It has a small fixed stage and operational bar, the room is perfect for small parties, conferences and can even be used as a dressing/ refreshments room when hiring one of our other facilities.
The Glover Room

The Glover Room is the perfect room for a small meeting room, press room. The room can accommodate 30 people in a boardroom style.
The Geen Room

The Geen Room, named after a previous Lord Mayor Fredrick Geen, is a small boardroom, seating up to 15 people.

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