Greenford Hall

Ruislip Road, Greenford, UB6 9QN

A large room with wooden floorboards and black chairs arranged conference style seen from the back of the room, There is blue and orange lighting and a screen lit up on a stage at the far end of the room

Description

Greenford Hall was built after a 12 year campaign by the people of Greenford to obtain a public hall for the town. It was officially opened on 16th April 1966 by one of the country’s foremost stage and film actors, Dame Edith Evans.

The Scandinavian influenced façade and interior was extensively refurbished in 2011. The venue can accommodate 10-500 guests and is suitable for all types of events ranging from wedding receptions to large community meetings.

Other key information

Combined with the adjoining anteroom, the large hall, with it’s stunning lighting, is a perfect venue for large dinner dance events or presentations and exhibitions. 400 guests can be seated at round tables. If utilising the balcony, large conference and award ceremonies can accommodate up to 500 guests. Updated stage sound and lighting offers the latest facilities for a wide range of productions from one-night shows to pantomimes and comedy nights. We also have two small rooms designed to support events in the main assembly hall but also bookable as standalone venues during the week, these rooms are designed for flexible use. The Ravenor Room is ideal for boardroom style meetings, seating 23 or 50 theatre style. An inbuilt plasma screen is available for your use. The Ruislip Room is a more informal space with a sink. It can accommodate 40 theatre style or 20 boardroom and is ideal for children’s workshops, community meetings and as a dressing room for bridal clients booking the main venue. You can call on 020 8825 6060.

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