Welcome to
HANWORTH with GUNTON
MEMORIAL HALL
A space for learning, entertaining and business
In the heart of the North Norfolk countryside
News and Events
Regular Events
Every Monday lunchtime (except public holidays):
Chair Pilates with Jo 1.30 to 2.15PM Only £5.00 per class. All welcome.
Every other Wednesday afternoon:
From 7 May until 27 August, we have Cakes on the Common from 2.00 to 4.00PM. Come and enjoy a chat over homemade cakes and a cup of tea. All welcome.
SAVE THE DATE! Saturday 26 July 2.00-10.00PM
Party on the Common
A celebration of 20 years since the mammoth legal battle to save our Common from private ownership
There will be hot drinks and cakes from the kitchen (2-6PM), Lawless Pizza, The Little Seafood Truck, Royal Whippy ice-cream van (4-8PM), and the bar will be open for drinks and snacks at great prices.
To keep you entertained we have the Lee Vasey Band from 6.30PM, supported by Invisible Fish (2.30PM) and Scar and Stories(4.00PM).
There’ll be a produce stall with homemade cakes, jams, garden produce and more, and plenty of games to keep you and the kids busy: Splat-the-Rat/Whack–a-Mole, the ladder game, table tennis, bottle tombola, and more.
All in the beautifully-restored Hanworth Memorial Hall and surrounding Common.
Tickets will go on sale via this website shortly. If you’d like to reserve tickets, please email us at: enquiries@hanworthmemorialhall.org.uk and we’ll save you tickets and let you know when payment goes live.
Hanworth with Gunton Memorial Hall was originally built in 1853 and has recently been fully refurbished and updated. It is now a superb facility for the community, schools and businesses.
A flexible space suited to meetings and celebrations.
With fast broadband, ample parking, and solar power, this licensed premises is now available to rent by the day or hour.
Hall facilities
The hall has two meeting rooms. The original school room has a raised dias at one end.
The extension was built in 2022 and opens on three sides onto a walkway that surrounds it. Wide enough to take tables and chairs, it allows us to make the most of the outdoor space in warmer months.
The majority of the power is supplied through solar panels on the roof.
