Cheltenham Town Hall

Cheltenham Town Hall is a municipal venue in Cheltenham, England, featuring a large main ballroom and multiple event spaces throughout the building. The principal hall accommodates several hundred guests and serves throughout the year for diverse types of gatherings and performances.

The building was constructed between 1902 and 1903 by architect Frederick William Waller in Baroque style as a replacement for the earlier Assembly Rooms. Its completion marked the start of its role as the town's primary venue for public events and gatherings.

Since opening, this venue has served the community as a gathering place for festivals, concerts, and exhibitions of local and regional importance. Residents and visitors experience the building as the cultural heart of the town where performances and celebrations regularly take place.

The venue includes a bar where visitors can get refreshments while attending events or exploring the building. The spaces are arranged to accommodate weddings, conferences, exhibitions, and corporate gatherings depending on your needs.

One room contains an octagonal counter with decorative ceramic urns that still dispense the original Cheltenham Spa Waters, a feature dating back to the building's opening. This small historical detail often surprises visitors who discover this working reminder of the town's famous mineral water tradition.