A perfect wedding venue
If you are looking for a beautiful setting for your wedding reception, then Potten End Village Hall is for you. Located next to a lovely village green, the main hall and adjoining room offers everything you need for your celebration.
Great for meetings
If you require space, the large main hall can accommodate 150 people.
In addition, we have a modern kitchen, newly refurbished facilities, disabled access and parking for up to 25 cars.
Societies, clubs and exhibitions
The large main hall is an ideal venue for sports clubs and exhibitions, as well as art classes, yoga, exercise and dancing. The smaller room is suitable for local groups and regular meetings.
PUBLIC EVENTS
VE Day Celebratory Dance
If you want great fun celebrating VE Day then Potten End Village Hall is definitely the place to be with celebrations on Saturday 25 April.
Come and dance to your favourite genuine music of the 40’s era that will include Waltzes, Foxtrots, Ladies Excuse Me Waltz, Swing, Jitterbug, the Valeta, St Bernard Waltz, Military Two Step, Cha Cha Cha, Barn Dance, Cokey Cokey, Charlston etc.
In addition, there will be some original soundtrack reflections from those WW2 years but the main focus will be on party fun.
The evening will conclude with Vera Lynne’s famous song We’ll Meet Again! – because many arrive as strangers and leave as friends – followed by Land of Hope & Glory and The National Anthem.
1940s dress optional but warmly welcomed.
This is a fundraising event for the Village Hall so please do come along. It starts at 8pm and ends at 11pm (Doors Open 7:30pm). Bring own drinks, glasses and nibbles.
Tickets only £10 from Mike Wallis on 01442 865521 or 07891 760244 and email at michaelawallis@yahoo.co.uk
Next Play – ELEPHANT ROCK
30 May 2020
A new comedy by Kate Bramley with songs and music by Jez Lowe
From the great age of the steamers and through the heyday of the British seaside resorts the grand dance hall has stood proudly on the pier front attended by the greatest of all attractions, The Mechanical Elephant.
But now the holidaymakers have left for good, like the old Elephant Rock that gave the headland its name. And with the tides gnawing away at the coast all around, short of a miracle or two it’ll be curtains for certain for the old place but that doesn’t stop Nellie’s girls putting up a good fight.
Come and join us for a good chuckle and a song or two as we trace the twists and turns of the tall tales of generations of carnival women who kept the Elephant Rock dance hall doors open through hell and high water….