Middlesbrough Town Hall 

Middlesbrough Town Hall

Opened in 1889 but briefly closed in 2016 for a restoration, Middlesbrough Town Hall soon reopened and has stood in Middlesborough ever since. The hall offers a variety of musical activities (many of which are under the Musinc project), including choirs, performing arts groups, school events and musical instrument training. They also offer a cafe and many different live and monthly events, with the likes of Oasis and Robbie Williams having performed there in the past. You can also hire the venue for meetings and/or conferences.

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Accessibility at Middlesbrough Town Hall

The main building is wheelchair accessible and has step-free access from street level. The box offices and café have lowered counters for easy wheelchair access depending on make and model, accessible toilets and baby changing facilities are availible, lift access is provided to all areas of the building except the Main Hall’s balcony and gallery. Companion tickets and hearing loops are on offer, and while assistance dogs are welcome you must let the venue  know in advance.

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