The Hall
Rooms: This modern hall has excellent facilities. The Main Hall is a large space capable of seating 200 with the stage to the north end, with full lighting, PA system full mixing system and a changing room make it an ideal venue for parties, stage productions and concerts. There is an upstairs Meeting Room is fully carpeted with comfortable seating and has PC’s, printers and with Internet connection with WiFi. The extensive spacious Kitchen facilities include fridge, freezer, microwave, pie warmer and comercial cooker. The toilet facilities are accessible to all. There is also a further Meeting Room on the ground floor which has refreshment and bar facilities.
Heating: Available throughout the hall Maximum Capacity: For the Premises Licence is 300 in total.
Equipment: The hall has adequate chairs and tables and there is ample crockery and cutlery available. The sports equipment includes table tennis equipment and badminton nets. The hall also benefits from a cinema quality screen with surround sound that is used on a regular basis for the Teesdale Cinema Club showing the latest films. This equipment is also available for PowerPoint presentations.
Parking: There is a designated car park with 24 spaces plus 2 marked accessible parking spaces. Roadside parking is also available. Bar Facility: Full bar facility available Access: Wide entrance to hall. Ramp at rear of the hall. Induction loop for the hearing impaired. The Village Field is next to the hall and is available to use for those special events, this is where the Village Carnival is held. Hire Charges:Contact the hall directly
Registered Charity Number: 1011422
Contact & Booking
Jane Roberts – 01833 641575 – Mobile 07800987522 or email mickletonhall@hotmail.com
To see ‘What’s on’ and to book the village hall for your event, please click on the following link https://hallbookingonline.com/mickleton
About the Hall
Mickleton Village Hall was built in 1993, on the site of the no-longer-habitable 100 year old Church Institute. It’s a full-sized, award winning hall, built in one year entirely by the enthusiastic efforts of virtually everyone in the village. The Hall was formally opened by the Earl of Strathmore on Jan 1st 1994 and has been well used ever since. Its prime purpose is to serve the village and it’s three associated parishes; but its size and layout make it an ideal choice for private parties, weddings etc and business functions. It is also a popular venue for visiting theatre companies and musical events from R’n’B to choral concerts. It is used by a variety of clubs and organisations as well as Parish council meetings and much more besides. The hall is available for hire for: • Meetings/Seminars • Social Events • Wedding Receptions • Fairs and Sales • Rehearsals • Training • Functions • Parties • Dances • Sports Classes • Stage Productions/Concerts • Presentations with IT facilities Regular activities ongoing in the hall include the Cinema Club, Teesdale Day Clubs, stage productions and concerts and the extremely popular R ‘n’ B nights. To visit the MICKLETON LIVE website please click on the link below: http://mickletonlive.uk
The Village
Mickleton is a busy yet peaceful farming village in the valley beside the River Tees. The village has a population of around 350 and sits on what used to be the borders of the North Yorkshire Moors until the boundaries were redrawn to shift us into County Durham. But the views are still as beautiful! There are two thriving pubs, The Crown and the Blacksmiths Arms, a busy village garage, Mickleton Service Station, and a Post Office in the hall. ‘Beckstones Wath’ the new footbridge over the Tees – pictured above – with its connecting footpaths is becoming increasingly popular with walkers.
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Events
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Fri18Jun20217:30 pmMickleton Village Hall
Pottering amongst the seeds and cuttings at the back of his ramshackle greenhouse in the garden of a Gloucestershire manor house is Herbert Pinnegar. Now in his twilight years, he is full of memories and tales of a bygone era. In between potting up and potting on, he recounts his journey from orphan boy to legendary head gardener 'Old Herbaceous' and tells of his friendship with the lady of the house, Mrs.Charteris.
Sown with seeds of gardening wisdom, this charming one man show is a love story – a humorous portrayal of a single-minded yet gentle man with a passion for plants.
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Fri09Jul20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
We are delighted to announce that The Castle Players will be returning to Mickleton with their summer production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield.
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Sat24Jul2021
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Sat28Aug202110.30am till 1.00pmMickleton Village Hall
Entrance Fee: £2.50 includes a Coffee or Tea & Cake & Biscuits. To Raise money for Vaccine Aid which is part of Unicef.
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Sun12Sep20212:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
Come along and take a look at flowers and produce grown by members of the gardening club this year.
Refreshments included
New members welcome; just speak to a member of the club
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Sun10Oct202114.00 - 17.00Mickleton Village Hall
'TALENT IS TIMELESS' a celebrity backed viral age-positive online movement for songwriters over 50, is coming to Mickleton Village Hall to host an afternoons songwriting workshop followed by a concert by Saskia Griffiths-Moore featuring some of the workshop attendees and releasing her new album.
‘Talent Is Timeless’ is now a free community of songwriters over the age of 50 that anyone can join online to connect with likeminded people and to stay inspired throughout the year to continue creating new songs. They run masterclasses, live interviews with industry figures, songwriting workshops online and in the real world, and continue to push for opportunities for artists who are age 50 and over.
The afternoon workshop in Mickleton Village Hall is from 2:00 - 4:00pm and is open to anyone over the age of 50. Tickets can be booked online on the Talent Is Timeless website (www.talentistimeless.com) or through the library.
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Sun10Oct202119.00 - 22.00Mickleton Village Hall
Saskia Griffiths-Moore is a London based singer-songwriter that has been performing at folk clubs, theatres and festivals worldwide.
She is endorsed by Agnew Instruments and JWC Guitars, and has completed her second recording at Abbey Road Studios. Her music has been featured on Sky TV, London Live, BBC Radio Scotland, Wales and more, she was awarded multiple grants from Arts Council England and has received glowing four and five star reviews from Maverick and RnR magazine respectively.
***** "The sound of a major artist" RnR
**** "Expertly crafted and expertly played" MaverickSaskia started her career as Craniosacral therapist on Harley Street until her performing career took off. She has toured through the United Kingdom and across Europe including Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Denmark.
On the 50th anniversary of Woodstock festival, 2019, Saskia recorded and released a commemorative album of folk music called 'Baez, Dylan and Me', featuring songs by Bob Dylan and Joan Baez that are evocative of that time period.
Accompanying Saskia at Abbey Road Studios were; Kit Hawes on Mandolin and guitar, Thomas Holder on double bass, and Joseph O'Keefe on Violin. The project was sponsored by JWC Guitars. She returned in December 2019 with a 40 person choir behind her and a string quartet to record the single 'For You'.
"Rising star of the UK folk scene" Music republic magazine
Recently a transatlantic record deal has been struck between Saskia and The Susanne Marcus Collins Foundation Inc. (US), and they are now working together on "creating quality acoustic music mirroring the style and capturing the energy of the great legacy folk artists." See full article here.
Instead of touring America, Canada, Europe and the UK this year, 2020 will see Saskia releasing her new album 'Are You Listening' on July 31st, and she is heading to Abbey Road Studios for the third time to record. She will also be completing a series of 'safe summer' concerts in August, and plans to raise money for charity later in the year, building towards touring again in 2021.
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Fri15Oct20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
A woman in her sixties, after losing everything in the Great Recession, embarks on a journey through the American West, living as a van-dwelling modern-day nomad.
Staring: Frances McDormand, David Strathairn, Linda May
Show £2.50 including Tea & Biscuits
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Fri05Nov20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
Feature film adaptation of the musical about a teenager from Sheffield, England who wants to be a drag queen.
Staring:
Jonathan Butterell, Dan Gillespie Sells, Tom MacRae
Show £2.50 including Tea & Biscuits
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Sat13Nov20217:30 pmMickleton Village Hall
During a show of live cooking and laugh-out-loud comedy George demonstrates how to cook with an engine, get the most from the car battery and even utilise the air-conditioning. He’ll demonstrate ways to procure items from the train snack trolley, beat the rip-off restaurant prices at the airport and show how to turn unexpected road-works into a picnic. It’s cheeky, anarchic and creative, a multisensory show rich in humour and sprinkled with handy hacks. Three plates of gourmet food cooked live in the most unconventional ways and with the opportunity to taste the results at the end, provided you can stop laughing.
Tickets available from 06 September - call 01833 640909 or email MickletonVH@gmail.com or visit the website:
Mickleton Village Hall - Highlights Rural Touring Scheme (highlightsnorth.co.uk)
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Fri19Nov20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
Thomas and Bea are now married and living with Peter and his rabbit family. Bored of life in the garden, Peter goes to the big city, where he meets shady characters and ends up creating chaos for the whole family.
Staring:
James Corden, Rose Byrne, David Oyelowo
Show £2.50 including Tea & Biscuits
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Fri03Dec20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
In this intimate exploration of identity, trauma and power, a young woman seeks out her birth mother, inadvertently triggering a string of events which change both their lives.
Staring:
Ann Skelly, Orla Brady, Aidan Gillen
Show £2.50 including Tea & Biscuits
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Fri17Dec20217:00 pmMickleton Village Hall
1916. Dreaming about saving countless lives and having another adventure, the feisty English feminist and doctor of botany, Dr Lily Houghton, embarks on a peril-laden mission to change the world. Along with her fashionable brother, MacGregor, Dr Houghton enlists the help of the arrogant, wisecracking riverboat skipper, Captain Frank Wolff, to guide them through the serpentine Amazon River in La Quila, his swift wooden boat. Now, as the intrepid trio ventures deeper and deeper into the heart of an impenetrable green maze, searching for something that cannot be found, a centuries-old curse and the ruthless aristocrat, Prince Joachim, threaten to put an end to their ambitious plans.
Staring: Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, Jack Whitehall
Show £2.50 including Tea & Biscuits
