Welcome to Goldington Reading and Recreation Rooms
Goldington Reading and Recreation Rooms is a village hall built in 1904 for the benefit of local communities in Bedford.
The venue is run and managed by the Board of Trustees, mostly local residents, who maintain the building and its facilities and who make sure that it is a welcoming space where local communities can meet and enjoy.
The venue is available for a variety of occasions: societies and clubs, community meetings, support groups, baby play groups, wellness, fitness, yoga, reiki, tai chi, meditation, creative and crafting groups, dance and musical classes and rehearsals, trainings, business presentations, public meetings, polling station etc.
To discuss your event or arrange a viewing, please get in touch. We look forward to hosting your club, group or society or provide a lovely space for your private occasion.
The venue is run and managed by the Board of Trustees, mostly local residents, who maintain the building and its facilities and who make sure that it is a welcoming space where local communities can meet and enjoy.
The venue is available for a variety of occasions: societies and clubs, community meetings, support groups, baby play groups, wellness, fitness, yoga, reiki, tai chi, meditation, creative and crafting groups, dance and musical classes and rehearsals, trainings, business presentations, public meetings, polling station etc.
To discuss your event or arrange a viewing, please get in touch. We look forward to hosting your club, group or society or provide a lovely space for your private occasion.
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Goldington Reading and Recreation Rooms
The Venue
The venue consists of a small hallway (meet & greet area), main hall, meeting room, tea and coffee room, two toilets (one accessible).
The maximum capacity is 40 persons; the total number of people allowed to attend a specific event may be less than this, depending on the activity taking place.
The venue has a small private parking area for up to 4 average size cars.
Max 40
£12.00 per hour