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St George's Guildhall
Rare large medieval guildhall
29 King Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1HA
- Assistance dogs only
- Guided tour
Subject to availability, St George's Guildhall has volunteers who open the theatre Monday – Saturday between 11am and 3pm. Outside these times, private visits can be arranged by calling 01553 765565 or by emailing guildhall@West-Norfolk.gov.uk
- By road
On west side of King Street close to the Tuesday Market Place
- Cycling
29 King Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1HA
Highlights
Guildhall
Rare large medieval guildhall, now a venue for hire with a year-round programme of theatre, dance, music, lectures and film.
Guided Tours
If you would like to visit, St George's Guildhall has volunteers (subject to availability) who open the theatre Monday to Saturday between 11am and 3pm.
Things to see and do
Visiting St George's Guildhall
St George's Guildhall is one of the UK's oldest working theatres. It is owned by the National Trust and leased to King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council, who manage and maintain the site. Today you can visit the theatre and soak up its heritage, enjoy art exhibitions and performances, or take part in the theatre's varied learning programme. We're currently working with the Council, feeding into discussions about their plans to breathe new life into this much-loved landmark. Why not find out more about the journey so far and what's to come?
Upcoming events
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About St George's Guildhall
The Guildhall is managed by the Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk and is now being run as a venue for hire, supporting a year-round programme of theatre, dance, music, lectures and film. Individuals or groups wishing to hire the venue can contact the Corn Exchange Manager on 01553 765565.
A multi-million pound project is currently underway and planning permission has been granted to restore this Grade I listed building and its surroundings, to enhance the site's historic significance and ensure it has a long-term sustainable future.
History
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The history of St George's Guildhall
From a religious meeting house to a theatre venue used by Shakespeare, the history of St George's Guildhall dates back over 600 years. Discover more about its rich cultural story