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Chapel-en-le-Frith Town Hall has been a focus of community activities for over 150 years. It houses the Parish Office and is the venue for meetings of the Parish Council. The building also contains a state-of-the-art library and computer suite, as well as the Registrar’s Office.

The Main Hall, which has a large stage with curtains, kitchen facilities and a spacious auditorium beneath a spectacular timber-vaulted roof, is available for hire in both daytime and evening. A flip chart, a projector screen and an overhead projector can be provided.

An adjacent annexe, which has its own kitchen facilities and direct access to the Main Hall, is also available for hire.

The rooms, which are both situated on the first floor, are accessed by lift. Disabled facilities include a hearing loop and an “evacu” chair.
Information and reservations can be obtained from clerk@chapel-en-le-frithparishcouncil.gov.uk or 01298 813320.

A special feature of the Town Hall is its Permanent Art Exhibition. Eleven large pictures by Neil Bennett, which are displayed in the entrance hall and on the stairway, depict the town and the hamlets in the parish in a series of witty and original paintings. The annexe has a display of paintings of the parish by Norman Phillips and there are various paintings in the Main Hall, including a picture of Market Street by Kath Bancroft, a former councillor.