Description

The Edward Eccles Hall is a Grade II listed building in the village of Earsdon near Whitley bay in Tyne and Wear. We are 10 miles from the city of Newcastle. The main hall is a large space with a traditional wooden dance floor. It is ideal for children's parties and other family celebrations. It can be hired by groups for dance, drama, sports and fitness. We have a premise license to open late seven days a week.

Good To Know

Venue has confirmed they do not accept bookings for young adults - e.g. 18th/21st birthday parties

Suggested DJs

The following DJs and discos all cover the Whitley Bay area and are suggested by needadisco.com for events at Edward Eccles Hall.

Frequently-Asked Questions

What types of event is Edward Eccles Hall suited to?

Edward Eccles Hall is suitable for a wide range of uses as a private hire venue.

To give you some idea about suitability, the following events have been or are planned to be held at Edward Eccles Hall:

• Birthday (12-15 years) for 105 guests in February 2017
• Birthday (12-15 years) for 100 guests in December 2016
• School Disco - Primary for 50 guests in July 2016

What is the capacity of Edward Eccles Hall for a private function?

Our understanding is that Edward Eccles Hall can hold around 100 people for a formal function - probably more for an informal party.

Is there any parking at Edward Eccles Hall?

According to the information provided to us, Edward Eccles Hall has parking for approx. 0 vehicles on site or very close by.

Does Edward Eccles Hall offer catering for private functions?

It is our understanding that there are kitchen facilities at Edward Eccles Hall which are made available to hirers or their appointed external caterers. There may be a charge for using these facilities - check this with the venue.

Is there a bar at Edward Eccles Hall?

We understand that a cash bar is available at Edward Eccles Hall serving a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to hirers and their guests.

Is Edward Eccles Hall fully accessible?

The venue (or a representative) have told us that Edward Eccles Hall is fully accessible to wheelchair users and the infirm. The extent of this and any specific special requirements will need to be taken up with the venue directly.