The Clarence Hall, an iconic landmark in the heart of Crickhowell, stands on the eastern edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park. As the town’s largest community event space, it offers a superb setting for a wide range of events.
The main hall accommodates up to 250 people and features a stage, balcony, entrance atrium, bar, and kitchen. Conveniently located near Crickhowell’s main car park, it is also within walking distance of local pubs and hotels.
Whether you’re planning a performance, celebration, or community gathering, Clarence Hall provides the ideal venue in a stunning location.
We’ve responded to our latest Community Survey by undertaking Phase 1 of a programme of refurbishment to ensure that Clarence Hall is able to host a full range of inclusive activities for individuals and groups of all ages.
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Crickhowell’s much-loved pantomime returns this week as Crickhowell & District Players bring Treasure Island to the Clarence Hall.
Read More >Rareseed Theatre returned to Clarence Hall last weekend with In the Bleak Midwinter, another finely crafted play by local playwright Charles Way. First performed in 1990, the play remained as fresh and relevant today as it was then.
Read More >Each March, the Crickhowell Walking Festival brings walkers of all abilities to explore the beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog and Black Mountains. As part of the programme of evening events, the Clarence Hall is delighted to be hosting a fascinating event with mountaineer Tim Kington.
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