Welton Memorial Hall

A warm welcome to Welton Village Memorial Hall

Built and run for the local community

We are in the village of Welton in East Yorkshire, situated at the foot of the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds and just off the A63 trunk road about 4 miles west of the Humber Bridge.

The Hall is fronted by a Georgian era house with a traditional Hall and stage at the rear. The Trustees have recently refurbished the Hall with modern toilets, heating, lighting, wifi and cinema screen and sound as well as a new Kitchen and Meeting Room.

The Hall will hold up to 200 people or 120 seated so is ideal for a wide range of uses. We currently host the Welton Community Cinema as well as a range of wellbeing, exercise and arts activities and providing premises for the Lucky Duck café and the Welton Memorial Club which is adjacent.

What's on at the Hall?

Upcoming events and news at Welton Memorial Hall...

23rd April 2022

Next on at WCC

Welton Community Cimema is proud to present West Side Story at 19:30 on Saturday 14 May 2022

This 2021 film is a highly regarded reworking of the 1961 classic film of the musical put together by Jerome Robbins, Leonard Bernstein, and Stephen Sondheim. It’s based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet but set in the 1950’s New York with themes of tensions between different cultures still very relevant today. The score and songs remain brilliant and the whole story still resonates

Doors Open 19:00. Refreshments available. Tickets just £5.

2nd April 2022

Cortona Productions presents Free Birds 21 May at 7:30pm

"Ever fallen in love with someone that you shouldn't have fallen in love with?" This is a new play by a local writer on its debut tour, a wickedly funny, fast moving rom-com , suitable for adults and older teens due to a smattering of language and some mild sexual innuendo. More details on the Facebook page for Cortona Productions. Tickets from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/freebirds or on the door

2nd April 2022

Clouds

Have you seen the clouds in the Hall? We have installed 10 clouds hanging from the Hall ceiling. They are made from eco-friendly natural wool and are there to reduce the reverberation that we sometimes get inside.