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Warwick Hall (Warwick School)

Opened in September 2016, replacing The Guy Nelson Hall, Warwick Hall provides a first-class space for a wide range of events. The auditorium seats up to 1000, with enhanced acoustics and audience comfort derived from a flexible telescopic raked seating system and permanent balcony. Two new drama/dance studios offer smaller venues for performances and workshops.
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Assembly Leamington

Built in 1926 the Assembly is a stunning, art-deco, multi-function venue in the heart of Leamington Spa. With its phenomenal stage and unparalleled site lines, Assembly Leamington offers a truly perfect setting for large scale events, live music, television recordings, private parties and special art events. With a longstanding live music heritage, it is particularly well set up for loading access with a vast backstage area and access to various dressing rooms.
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The Royal Spa Centre

The Royal Spa Centre is the districts only professional theatre. As a medium sized receiving house, we deliver a programme of theatre, drama, comedy, film, and community events in a 667-seat main house and 188-seat studio theatre and cinema. It has an annual footfall of 95,000.
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The Royal Pump Rooms (Royal Leamington Spa)

The Grade II listed Royal Pump Rooms is owned and managed by Warwick District Council’ Arts Section. Opened in 1814, it was the grandest of Leamington’s spa buildings and remained in operation providing swimming and water treatments until the 1990s, when it was converted into a cultural facility for the town. This popular cultural and tourist attraction is home to Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum, Leamington Library, a café, and various event spaces.
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Leamington Town Hall

Built in 1884 from John Cundall’s designs, Leamington Spa Town Hall is a striking landmark on the bustling Parade, one of the district’s most vibrant streets. Its distinctive pinkish-red brick, sandstone ashlar accents, intricate fish-scaled Welsh slate roof, and towering 44-metre clock tower make this Grade II listed building a cherished icon of the area. Owned and operated by Warwick District Council (WDC), the Town Hall hosts a mix of hireable spaces and leased offices. The Assembly Hall is home to internationally acclaimed dance-circus company, Motionhouse. Here, they craft their world-class touring productions and run an array of community-focused classes, open rehearsals, and training projects, cementing the Town Hall’s status as a national dance training centre. The building also houses Leamington Music, Leamington Town Council, and key WDC corporate services. Its spaces include the historic Council Chamber and four versatile meeting rooms. Excitingly, Leamington Spa Town Hall is now embarking on the first stage of a transformative development, poised to enhance its role as a cultural and civic hub.
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Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle hosts a variety of concerts and other music events across its outdoor spaces, which can accommodate audiences of 100 to 15,000 people. Chaka Khan, The Darkness, JLS, Craig David, Mika, and McFly have all recently performed, and the castle has also presented The Music of Zimmer vs Williams, Ministry of Sound Classical, and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.
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Temperance

By day, a café and art gallery – by night, a bar and live music venue. Temperance is the beating heart of Old Town – a magnificent Grade II listed building, centrally located between the station and the Parade, repurposed for modern Leamington. Most nights from 7pm they hold events, from live blues and folk music to National Theatre and live comedy. Their high-tech rooms (kitted out with a professional PA and cinema screen) are also available to hire for private parties and corporate and charity events.
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