Oakamoor village hall is in the centre of Oakamoor Village and is the social heart of the local community and provides an affordable, flexible venue.
The hall has a well-equipped kitchen, toilet block with disabled facilities and a modern dimmable lighting system. The heritage charm remains, with the original oak roof revealed and restored.
Oakamoor has a small car park to the side of the building. The Hall seats 50 with 10 large and 10 small Go Pak tables. The kitchen comprises of cutlery, plates, bowls etc and there is a constant hot water boiler for tea /coffee making. In 2012 the kitchen was updated to include an oven, microwave and hob to enable hot food to be
served.
The Hall is used for a range of events including parties, wedding receptions, christening parties, yoga, aerobics, meetings, sales and a host of other activities. The Hall also acts as the centre for the annual Oakamoor Festival that takes place every September.
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Historically, Oakamoor Village Hall was originally the Mill School, from 1876 to 1932 when the school moved up the hill to The Valley School. The Hall is a period building which has had an interesting history and for a number of years was attached to the local Wesleyan Chapel, now long gone - but if you look in
the car park wall you will still see the foundation stone.
To book the Hall please ring 01538 702825.
Hire cost is £12 per hour which includes heating and lighting.
