Victoria Hall, Concert hall in Settle, England.
Victoria Hall is a performance venue in Settle, North Yorkshire, featuring classical Victorian architecture with symmetrical stonework and large windows. The building continues to host concerts, theatrical productions, and film screenings within its original interior spaces.
The building was constructed in 1852 during the Victorian era and is now protected as a Grade II listed structure. It reflects the emergence of entertainment venues that developed in 19th-century market towns across northern England.
The hall has long served as the social heart of Settle, drawing people together for concerts, theatrical performances, and film screenings. Today it remains a gathering place where visitors experience events that shape the cultural life of this market town.
The venue is easily accessible from Settle town center and offers seating and basic facilities to accommodate different types of performances. It is worth checking in advance what events are happening during your visit and choosing your viewing position accordingly.
The building has hosted continuous live entertainment across multiple generations, becoming a rare example of a venue that has maintained its original purpose since it opened. This unbroken tradition of cultural programming spanning more than 170 years sets it apart from many historic venues that changed their function.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
