There are many other venues for hire in Charlbury, so there should be no problem finding a room or building to suit every need. Below are links to some of them, but please see charlbury.info for more information about what is available and what is happening in the town generally.
The Memorial Hall is large hall with two small side rooms, one suitable for studio sports such as dance and yoga. There is a large and well equipped kitchen. The hall has a stage, PA system, grand piano, badminton court and is perfect for hosting events and parties.
The Corner House has many meeting rooms of various sizes for hire.
The Church is suitable for larger groups (chairs rather than pews) and there is a bright room at the side overlooking the garden that would be suitable for smaller groups. There are excellent kitchen and toilet facilities. There is disabled access to the building.
Our rooms are available for hire. Apart from the church itself, we have a large upstairs hall with a kitchen at one end, and two small rooms downstairs, one of these also has a kitchen. There is a loop system in the church. Enquiries to Mrs Celia Faulkner on 810656.
Our lift facility is now available, so we are able to accommodate those who can’t manage the stairs.
The Friends’ Meeting House can be hired for a wide variety of meetings or events. For more information see Hire_the_Meeting_House
(Some of these may have rooms for hire e.g. Cricket Club, Bowls Club)
( Sports clubs are also referred to on the page relating to the relevant sport)
Our weekly Scrabble sessions stat at 2pm every Monday. Do come along and have a game. Everyone is welcome.
This new session is aimed at promoting strength, stability and flexibility and thereby helping to prevent falls.
Tuesdays at 3pm.
A big thank you to everyone involved with the visit of The Countess of Wessex to Charlbury on 17th May. The Countess spent time visiting the Community Centre, chatting with people from our coffee club, singing with children from Charlbury Pre-school and watching Pickleball and Line Dancing. The Countess was met by enthusiastic children on the Playing Close, where she planted a tree for the Queen's Green Canopy, before making her way to The Cornerstone to find out about its community initiatives.
We would especially like to thank Oxfordshire Lieutenancy for organsing this special visit.
Would you be interested in a Community Workshop? Please get in touch to offer your help in organising this or just to join the movement.
