St George's Hall, Bradford

St George's Hall is a concert hall in Bradford featuring Victorian-era design with neoclassical elements and an ornate interior space. The building houses multiple performance areas designed to host musical concerts, theatrical productions, and other live entertainment.

The hall was designed and opened by architect Henry Francis Lockwood in 1853, making it one of England's oldest performance venues. It has remained a center for live entertainment for over 150 years and underwent comprehensive renovation in recent decades.

The hall was founded as a venue for musical and theatrical performances and continues to host artists on its historic stage. It remains central to Bradford's cultural life and reflects the city's long tradition of supporting live entertainment.

The venue is located in Bradford city center on Bridge Street and is easily accessible to visitors. Modern facilities inside support comfortable visits while the building maintains its historic exterior character throughout the space.

Following comprehensive renovation in recent years, modern sound systems were installed while preserving the hall's recognized acoustic properties. The blend of historic structure and contemporary technology creates a unique experience for both visitors and performers.

Location: Bradford

Inception: August 29, 1853

Architects: Henry Francis Lockwood

Official opening: August 29, 1853

Address: Hall Ings, Bridge Street, Bradford, BD1 1JS, England

Website: http://bradford-theatres.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 53.79250,-1.75110

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:00