The Milton Rooms

The Milton Rooms is a multipurpose venue in Malton featuring a theatre hall, assembly rooms, and a contemporary bar area. The building houses one of the largest sprung dance floors in North Yorkshire, accommodating everything from dance performances to theatrical productions.

The building was constructed in 1930 by the Fitzwilliam family and now holds Grade II listed status. It was built on the site of a 19th-century Masonic Lodge, which continues to meet within the premises today.

The venue serves as a cultural meeting place where locals gather for theatre performances, music events, and art exhibitions throughout the year. It functions as a social hub that brings together the community for different types of artistic expression and entertainment.

The venue is well suited for various types of events, particularly dance performances and theatrical shows. Visitors should check ahead to see what activities and performances are scheduled on their intended visit dates.

The building takes its name from Milton Hall, the former residence of the Fitzwilliam family, reflecting their deep involvement in shaping the town's cultural life. This choice of name serves as a reminder of how private families left their mark on public cultural spaces.