Royal Hall

Edwardian Grade II* theatre at the Convention Centre

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Our Score

Low Harrogate

Venue

TheatreConcert venueHistoricGrade II* listed

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About Royal Hall

The Royal Hall is an Edwardian theatre in Low Harrogate, part of Harrogate Convention Centre, which runs it. The centre describes it as a Grade II* listed theatre, built in 1903 by Frank Matcham as a multi-purpose entertainment space for visitors to Harrogate's spa. It has 4.7 from 899 Google...

Highlights

1903 Frank Matcham design
Ballroom inspired interior
Concerts and theatre
Acoustics

Features & Facilities

Wheelchair spacesInfrared hearing systemAccessible toiletsOwn entranceBlue Badge parking

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the Royal Hall built?

It was built in 1903 by Frank Matcham as a multi-purpose entertainment space for visitors to Harrogate's spa.

Where do I park for the Royal Hall?

Jubilee car park is about a three minute walk away and is free for Blue Badge holders. Victoria car park is about ten minutes away. The convention centre's Springfield car park charges £5 in the evening for performances.

Is the Royal Hall accessible?

There are designated wheelchair spaces, an infrared hearing system and accessible toilets throughout the venue. Tell the venue in advance if you bring a guide dog.

How many people does the Royal Hall hold?

The convention centre lists 978 for theatre style seating.

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