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Boiler House entrance at 152 Brick Lane, photographed in 2012 when the venue served as a food hall.
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Community centre hire in London
18 community centres listed in London, Tower Hamlets, for parties, classes and community events. Hourly hire runs £60 to £79.50, typically £69.75.
Community centre hire in London at a glance
- Typical rate
- £69.75median of 2 · £60–£79.50
- Capacity
- 30–1000guests · 11 of 18 listed
- Halls listed
- 1810 community · 6 other
Facilities confirmed
- 7 of 8kitchen
- 4 of 7parking
- 9 of 10step-free
- 5 of 6tables & chairs
- 6 of 6alcohol ok
- 1 of 1bouncy castle ok
Counted against halls with a confirmed answer, not the full list. A hall we have not checked is never counted as a no.
Compare halls in London
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Dockside VaultsLondon | £10,000per day | Up to 450 |
| Glamis HallLondon | £350per day | Up to 100 |
| Powerleague ShoreditchLondon | £79.50per hour | Not confirmed |
| Rich MixLondon | £60–£2,150per hour | Not confirmed |
| Boiler HouseLondon | Price on request | Up to 500 |
| Dron House Community CentreLondon | Price on request | Not confirmed |
| Flower and Dean Community CentreLondon | Price on request | Up to 60 |
| Granby Community Hub (Granby Hall)London | Rates not confirmed | Up to 80 |
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Ivory House at St Katharine Docks, above the Dockside Vaults.
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Nearby scene: Flower & Dean Walk, E1, near Flower and Dean Community Centre; local street scene, not a confirmed view of the centreRobin Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0
Flower & Dean Walk, E1, near Flower and Dean Community Centre; local street scene, not a confirmed view of the centre
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Nearby scene: Car park and outdoor sports area at John Orwell Sports Centre, Tench Street, Wapping (2018)Robin Stott, CC BY-SA 2.0
Car park and outdoor sports area at John Orwell Sports Centre, Tench Street, Wapping (2018)
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A Kurdish Wikipedia Project meeting at Newspeak House in 2017.
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Community space
Newspeak House
London, Tower Hamlets
- Parking (conditional)
- Step-free (conditional)
- Alcohol OK (conditional)
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Nearby scene: Local area: The Dirty House, Chance Street, near Red Bull Gaming Sphere's Whitby Street entrance; not a view of the venue.Reading Tom from Reading, UK, CC BY 2.0
Local area: The Dirty House, Chance Street, near Red Bull Gaming Sphere's Whitby Street entrance; not a view of the venue.
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Nearby scene: Cressy Place street scene near the Stifford Centre; the venue itself is not identified in this image.N Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cressy Place street scene near the Stifford Centre; the venue itself is not identified in this image.
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Nearby scene: Residential streetscape on Shipton Street, Bethnal GreenReading Tom from Reading, UK, CC BY 2.0
Residential streetscape on Shipton Street, Bethnal Green
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Nearby scene: Cheshire Street local scene near The Atrium London; the venue itself is not identified in this viewN Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cheshire Street local scene near The Atrium London; the venue itself is not identified in this view
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The main 1894 building of Toynbee Hall on Commercial Street, London E1.
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Former depot building on Digby Street, Bethnal Green, now Tramshed Community Hub (photographed 2012)
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Wapping Youth Centre, Tench Street, Wapping.
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Hiring a hall in London: common questions
How much does it cost to hire a hall in London?
Published hourly rates in London run from £60 to £79.50 an hour, with a median of £69.75. That is based on 2 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.
How many people can you fit in a hall in London?
Capacities in London range from 30 to 1000 guests across the 11 halls that publish a figure. Seated dining usually takes noticeably fewer people than the standing maximum, so check the breakdown on each listing.
Do halls in London have a kitchen?
7 of the 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.
Is there parking at halls in London?
4 of the 7 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.
Can you serve alcohol at a hall in London?
All 6 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.
Which halls in London allow a bouncy castle?
The only hall in London with confirmed details allows a bouncy castle. Ceiling height and the hirer's own insurance are the usual sticking points, so check both with the hall.
Are there step-free halls in London?
9 of the 10 halls in London with confirmed details have step-free access. An accessible toilet is listed separately on each venue page.
What kinds of hall can you hire in London?
We list 18 halls in London: 10 community centres, 6 other community spaces, 2 sports pavilions.