Edward Dunn Memorial Hall
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The Edward Dunn Memorial Hall, located on Tickhill Road opposite Coronation Park and adjacent to Stepping Stones, is a versatile venue available for hire for a variety of functions, including birthday parties, weddings, conferences, and meetings. The main hall features a stage area, its own kitchen, and a capacity to hold up to 80 people. Additionally, the hall offers a small conference room suitable for meetings or small talks.
Owned by Maltby Town Council, the Edward Dunn Memorial Hall is managed by the council's officers, ensuring it remains a well-maintained and accessible space for the community's needs.
| Main Hall | £10.00 per hour (Including outdoor greenspace) (Use of the kitchen is available for an additional fee – see below) |
| Fully Equipped Kitchen | £5.00 per hour |
| Meeting Room | £7.50 per hour |
| Bar Hire | £5 per hour |
| Storage Containers (Per avaliability) | £56 per quarter |
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