Wolvercote Village Hall

Wolvercote Village Hall is run and maintained by a management committee of trustees comprising representatives from the many clubs and community groups in the village of Wolvercote.

The village hall offers a large hall area; a stage, spacious fitted kitchen; a meeting room; a projection screen; disabled access and disabled toilet facilities and a a hearing loop system.

The hall is available for wedding receptions, parties, club meetings, social and community events, horticultural shows, charity events, concerts, plays and barn dances.

Regular users include the Wolvercote Womens' Institute, Wolvercote Horticultural Society, Wolvercote Historical Society, local drama groups and local musicians. It is also the main venue for the annual Wolvercote Summer Festival.

It is one of the first comunity buildings to have solar photovoltaic panels to generate electricity which is used in the hall. When the building is not in use the electricity generated is sold back to the National Grid. The money raised in this fashion will be used to carry out further environmental improvements to the hall.

2012 marks the village hall's 80th anniversary. If you or someone you know has any photographs or information about the hall's history, please get in touch with the management committee.