Village Hall in Worthing

Worthing has 2 village halls and community venues listed on PartyScout. Hall hire typically costs £30–£80 for 2–3 hours and gives you the flexibility to bring your own entertainment, catering, and decorations. Most halls seat 30–60 guests.

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St Matthews Church Hall Worthing

Village Hall · Worthing

This large hall at St Matthew's Worthing is available to hire for children's parties on Saturdays and Sunday afternoons, offering a blank canvas space with tables, chairs, kitchen access and a garden for fine weather. Alcohol is not permitted, and bookings require a refundable deposit alongside the hourly hire cost.

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Checked 26 Jun 2026

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Beeding & Bramber Village Hall

Village Hall · Worthing

Beeding & Bramber Village Hall offers a spacious main hall with standing capacity for up to 150, plus staging and a sound system, making it well suited to DIY children's birthday parties of any age. Families can use the fully equipped kitchen and outdoor space, hiring the main hall from £15 per hour or the whole complex for the day.

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Checked 25 Jun 2026

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What to look for when booking village hall in Worthing

Check what's available on site: tables, chairs, kitchen, and parking are typical but confirm.
Confirm the latest end time — many village halls have a 10pm or 11pm licence limit.
Ask about the alcohol licence if you plan to serve drinks.
Take out your own event insurance — village halls don't always cover hirers.
Book as early as possible for popular Saturday dates — village halls fill up.

Common questions about village hall in Worthing

How much does village hall hire cost in Worthing?

Village halls around Worthing typically charge £15–£40 per hour, so a 2–3 hour children's party usually costs £30–£80. Some halls offer discounted rates for local residents.

What do village halls usually include?

Most halls include tables, chairs, kitchen access, and parking. Some have a stage, sound system, or outdoor space. Facilities vary — confirm what's available and whether crockery and a fridge are included.

Can I bring my own entertainer and food to a village hall?

Yes — that's the main appeal. A village hall gives you a blank canvas for your own entertainer, bouncy castle, catering, and decorations, which usually works out cheaper than a packaged party for bigger groups.

Do village halls allow bouncy castles?

Many do, but check first. The hall needs enough ceiling height (usually 3m+ for children's castles), and most halls require the bouncy castle supplier to provide a public liability insurance certificate.

How do I check availability and book a village hall?

Most village halls are run by volunteer committees — contact the booking secretary via the hall's website or noticeboard. Saturday afternoon slots book up well in advance, so enquire 8+ weeks ahead where possible.