Blockley Little Village Hall

The Blockley Little Village Hall is an attractive Grade II listed heritage building that provides a charmingly unique environment for all kinds of activities, meetings and community events involving up to 50 people. On two occasions it has been transformed into a set for the BBC’s “Father Brown” TV series.

Originally constructed in the late 18th Century as a church meeting house by the Reverend Elisha Smith ‐ Baptist preacher, enlightened social reformer and leading Blockley merchant ‐ the chapel was acquired after the First World War and placed in a trust on behalf of the people of Blockley by Elisha's great‐grandson Edward Robinson who converted it at his own expense to a village hall.

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Whether accommodating a music rehearsal, tea party or business meeting, the Hall has everything the user might need: seating, tables, a well equipped kitchen, superfast WiFi and toilet. And, if required, light meals and refreshments can be ordered from Blockley Café https://www.blockleycafe.co.uk

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To hire Blockley’s uniquely beautiful and practical meeting place, please complete and submit the Booking Enquiry form which will send an email with your details to us. A £50 refundable deposit is required for private parties. This is to cover the cost of additional cleaning when it is required as a direct result of your event. More information about The Elisha Smith Suite Package for Businesses together with hire rates may be found by clicking here.