Bakewell Town Hall is the heart of the local community, offering a welcoming home to a wide range of community groups and activities.
Whether you want to join a friendly club, learn something new, or host your own group or fundraiser, the Town Hall provides flexible, affordable spaces and support for charities, clubs, societies, and anyone aiming to make Bakewell a better place.
- Regular groups include:
- Bridge Club – welcoming new players every Monday evening
- Slow, Mindful Yoga – for health and resilience, especially for chronic conditions
- Townswoman’s Guild – regular speakers, demonstrations, and social activities
- Pilates with Theresa Hannon – intermediate mat Pilates, pay-as-you-go
- T’ai Chi – gentle, low-impact martial arts class
- Community Bible Study – open to new members
- Vinyasa Flow Yoga – for mind, body, and soul, open to all
- Live Stronger for Longer – chair-based and Otago classes to improve strength and balance
- Family History Society – friendly local history group
- Monthly Full Moon Sound Bath – rest and rejuvenate with sound therapy
Room hire is available for community groups, charities, and non-profits at special rates. Spaces accommodate 20 to 160 people, and can be booked by session or hour. The Town Hall helps publicise your group or event through their diary, blog, posters, and Facebook page, free of charge.
- Facilities include:
- Three rooms for hire
- Two kitchens (refreshments can be sold for a small charge; alcohol sales not permitted unless the Town Hall runs the bar)
- Online ticket merchant for larger events (small charge)
How to book: Review available rooms, consider your group size, and get in touch for a simple booking process. The Town Hall team will guide you through every step to ensure your event is a success.
Insurance: Most not-for-profit events are covered by the Town Hall’s insurance. Public liability cover is not required for standard community group activities.
Everyone is welcome! New members are encouraged to join any group, and the Town Hall is committed to keeping the community active and connected.