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Hambleton Forum
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Based in Northallerton, Hambleton Forum is one of the largest multi-use facilities in North Yorkshire. Available to hire in whole or in part; as a one off or for regular bookings; it can be adapted to suit most occasions.
Made up of a number of rooms - from the large performance hall to the small meeting rooms - it comes equipped with stage, bar, kitchen and changing facilities. The Forum is also a Changing Places Facility offering fully accesible toilets. And staff have a wealth of experience in holding various functions and events so offering a professional service with a local feel.
There are a number of packages and options available to suit all needs - please call to find out exactly what we can do for you.... and discover how little it could cost!
The Forum has a reputation for hosting live shows be they plays or tribute bands - all aimed at a variety of audiences! Many performances take place showcasing local and national talent and there are several local performing groups who have set up a permanent base at the centre to produce various shows throughout the year. The optional theatre style seating for up to 400 people creates a large, professional setting.
*Find out about free football leagues, band nights for young people and free gym access with the Hambleton District Council and Broadacres Leisure Partnership *
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