St Andrew's & Blackfriars' Hall

About the venue

The Halls is a Grade I listed set of flint buildings dating back to the 14th century. St. Andrew’s Hall is the centrepiece of The Halls and is the name by which many people refer to the whole complex of buildings, with Blackfriars’ Hall being the second largest space.

Getting There

Bus There are several bus stops on Castle Meadow and a bus stop on Tombland, all of which are a 3 minute walking distance to St Andrew’s Hall.

Bike Bike racks are available on St Andrew’s Plain.

Car The closest parking is St. Andrew’s multi-storey car park, which has large numbers of blue badge parking spaces; it is within a 4 minute walking distance and is open 24/7.

Accessibility

Toilets
There are two sets of accessible toilets: one accessed from the hall and one situated on the ground floor, next to the bar.

Hearing loop
Yes

Assistance dogs allowed?
Yes

Entrances to The Halls are level. Access to the bar is ramped.

The Halls have ramps that can be used if access is needed internally between St Andrew’s Hall and Blackfriars’ Hall or the bar area as there is two small steps in-between.

There is also small internal lift to gain access into Blackfriars’ Hall.

There is no disabled access to the upstairs area if the dressing rooms are being used upstairs.