The Bouverie Hall is a charity, managed by a Committee of Volunteers for the benefit of the Community.
Located in the beautiful Vale of Pewsey, the Hall has a central position in the village of Pewsey.
There is a large, free car park adjacent to the Hall. It is also accessible by public transport with Pewsey railway station just a short 5 minute walk away.
The Hall is licensed for music and the consumption of alcohol on the premises. It can be hired for community events, weddings, parties, social events and business meetings, on an hourly, daily or block booking basis. The hire charge will vary according to usage.
The original Bouverie Hall was in River Street in Pewsey, converted from a malt house back in 1898-1899. It was closed in 1989 and the new Bouverie Hall in North Street was built. Both halls were named after Bertrand Pleydell-Bouverie, rector in Pewsey from 1880-1909.
