The Market Hall - Warwick

HISTORY OF THE MARKET HALL

The  Market Hall was built at the end of the 17th century.  From the early  18th century to 1848, one small room in the Hall served as a "lock-up" –  a small room which was used to hold prisoners before magistrate trials.  It has been a museum since 1836.   

 We offer access to the ground  floor gallery, the two first floor galleries and the stairwell, plus use  of the cafe area as a base.

EVENT INCLUDES

⚫ Complimentary tea and coffee.

⚫Complimentary light snacks.

Complimentary tea and coffee. Complimentary light snacks. Full access to the ground  floor gallery, the two first floor galleries  and the stairwell, plus use  of the cafe area as a base. Use of equipment. Oujia boards, Table tipping, k2 meters and so on. Access to mediums/sensitives and experience automatic writing.

PLEASE NOTE:

Before booking onto this event please read our Terms and Conditions.  We  cannot offer refunds and all ticket sales are non-transferable.

NO UNDER 18's AND ANYONE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS WILL  NOT BE PERMITTED INTO THE EVENT.

This location is unsuitable for people with mobility issues and heavily  pregnant women.

PARKING

The  building is in a town centre location and does not have its own car  park but there is a loading bay directly outside and the metered parking  is free in the evenings.  There is also a free car park about 10  minutes walk away.