
8 community centres listed in London, Hackney, for parties, classes and community events. Hourly hire runs £10 to £40, typically £37.35.
Counted against halls with a confirmed answer, not the full list. A hall we have not checked is never counted as a no.
Compare published hire rates and capacity before opening a listing. Rates can cover different rooms or hire periods; check the full details with each venue.
| Venue | Published hire rate | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| All Saints CentreLondon | £35.70–£40.80per hour | Up to 120 |
| Azalea Court Community HallLondon | £39per hour | Up to 20 |
| Carole Young Community CentreLondon | £10per hour | Up to 125 |
| Gascoyne One Community CentreLondon | £40per hour | Up to 90 |
| Hoxton ArchesLondon | £2,500per day | Up to 250 |
| Napier Grove Community CentreLondon | £26–£39per hour | Up to 80 |
| Provost Community HallLondon | £39per hour | Not confirmed |
| Vox ArmsLondon | Price on request | Up to 50 |
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Nearby scene: Finsbury Park, an area scene for Azalea Court Community Hall; the hall itself is not shown.Finsbury Park, an area scene for Azalea Court Community Hall; the hall itself is not shown.
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Nearby scene: Mintern Street, Hoxton, near Carole Young Community Centre (local area view; the halls are not shown).Mintern Street, Hoxton, near Carole Young Community Centre (local area view; the halls are not shown).
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Napier Grove Community Centre entrance on Napier Grove, London
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Nearby scene: Kingsland Road looking north beneath a railway bridge near Crooked Billet Yard, Shoreditch (local area view; not Vox Arms).Kingsland Road looking north beneath a railway bridge near Crooked Billet Yard, Shoreditch (local area view; not Vox Arms).
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Published hourly rates in London run from £10 to £40 an hour, with a median of £37.35. That is based on 6 halls with a sourced rate; other listings do not confirm an hourly rate. Community and resident rates are often lower than the standard rate shown.
Capacities in London range from 20 to 250 guests across the 7 halls that publish a figure. Seated dining usually takes noticeably fewer people than the standing maximum, so check the breakdown on each listing.
All 8 halls in London with confirmed details have a kitchen. Provision varies from a warming kitchen to a full commercial one, which matters if you are bringing a caterer.
All 3 halls in London with confirmed details have on-site parking. Village halls in particular often share a car park with a church or playing field, so space can be tight at busy times.
All 4 halls in London with confirmed details allow alcohol. Many community halls permit it at a private event but require a Temporary Event Notice if you intend to sell drinks, so confirm the terms before you book.
Both halls in London with confirmed details allow a bouncy castle. Ceiling height and the hirer's own insurance are the usual sticking points, so check both with the hall.
4 of the 5 halls in London with confirmed details have step-free access. An accessible toilet is listed separately on each venue page.
We list 8 halls in London: 5 community centres, 2 other community spaces, 1 church halls.