Bursledon Village Hall is a beautiful Edwardian hall nestled in the heart of Bursledon village in Hampshire.

About the Hall

Bursledon Village Hall is a beautiful Edwardian building, with a traditional village hall ambience, nestled in the heart of Bursledon village in Hampshire. It offers flexible facilities for clubs, business meetings and social events, and has a premises licence and excellent disabled access.

The Main Hall and "Mrs Moneypenny's" professional standard kitchen are suitable for many types of events ranging from catered parties, theatre, concerts, and dance to flower shows and art exhibitions. 

The Anna Harvey Room - a charming room suitable for smaller gatherings that benefits from its own entrance and basic kitchen facilities while also serving as an annex to the Main Hall. Upstairs to The John Sneezum Room - this light and airy meeting room takes advantage of the large window overlooking the recreation ground which has children’s playground facilities.

Activities

Bursledon Village Hall plays host to many ticketed activities throughout the year. We have theatrical performances from local amateur dramatic groups such as the Artisan Theatre School, Bursledon Players and Greyladyes Arts Foundation, we have hosted the popular 'Bursfest' music festival, quiz nights, wine tasting, themed dances and shows for the children. Most of these events raise money for the essential upkeep of this historic building and it is through your support, and the support of the Friends of Bursledon Village Hall, that the hall is available to continue to provide a vital focal point for the local community. Thank you!

We have a variety of regular users including clubs, classes, and societies. More details and contact information can be found on our Activities page.