Scarning Village Hall

Village Hall Trust & Estate Committee

Chairman	Alan Glister	696674
Bookings secretary	Nick Hartley	687492
Keyholders/Caretakers	Pam & Richard Cole	687420

Fees to hire the Main Hall, Kitchen and Toilets
Monday to Friday (daytime)	£5.00/hr
Monday to Friday (after 7pm)	£7.50/hr
Saturday and Sunday (daytime)	£7.50/hr
Saturday and Sunday (after 7pm)	£10.00/hr
Bank Holidays	£10.00/hr
Fees to hire the Meeting Room, Kitchen and Toilets
Weekdays	£5.00/hr

Scarning Village Hall has served as a public meeting place ever since it was built in 1902. It has recently undergone major works to upgrade and extend the facilities to better serve the needs of the ever growing village of Scarning. The main hall is open galleried can sit 80 persons to eat in comfort. See the picture on the right.

There is also a smaller meeting room off the main hall. The grounds to the hall are substantial and they lead through to the playingfield on the northern elevation of the hall.

These features all add up to the Scarning village hall being an excellent venue for functions such as weddings, family parties, public events, training days, conferences, art groups, civic meetings, health visitors, keep fit classes, members clubs, school and educational activities, church events, dance classes, and fund raising activities for local charities etc etc.....

The kitchen has modern stainless steel fixtures and equipment available to produce cooked food on site.

Currently the hall is used on a regular basis, by a very diverse group of users:

Meetings of the Parish Council
Parochial Church Council
Church and community fund raising events
Family parties
Yoga classes
Two vibrant art groups
Thalia theatre company
Poultry club
Tai Chi classes
Womenʼs Institute
Music and Movement
Mums and toddlerʼs group

This is the village hall as it is today. Scarning Parish Council meet here. For details see the Parish Council page.

2009 Christmas Fair. This is a view of the main meeting room taken from the gallery.The double doors on the left lead to the small meeting room and kitchen.

This is a picture of a New Year social evening in the hall in about 1927.

The Rev. Perrin, Mrs Perrin, Mr & Mrs Miller, school master and governess and Mrs Boddy church organist are in the centre group. Mrs Dack, one of the children is on the front row.

The village hall was used by the military during the First World War see here for larger image