Saturday Coffee Shops in the Campbell Room are always packed
We used a very tall ladder to get this great shot of the Hall
The dedication stone to Caroline Isabel Eyres, owner of Dumbleton Hall and estate
The home of the Village Christmas Tree… in front of the Hall
The New Year’s Dance 2020 had a packed programme
The magnificent Victorian Dumbleton Village Hall
The original Victorian cupola with the Hall’s opening year weather vane
What a prize! The Barrow of Booze
Want to hold a show or exhibition? We can do that too
Dancing and singing in full swing at the New Year’s Dance
Children’s parties are always popular at the Hall!
Pretty as a picture… the Main Hall ready for a summer celebration
Make the Hall your own for your party
James’ “Sit Down” is so popular even the band joins in!
The Hall looking very festive in the snow
The Main Hall decorated by the committee for a wedding reception
Dumbleton residents at the New Year’s Dance… getting ready to party!
Huge celebrations for the winner of the True or False game!
Never less than scrumptious cakes… the monthly Pop-Up Café
The Christmas Wine Bar is always fabulous festive fun!
The light, airy and spacious Main Hall is great for a wedding celebration
The Safari Supper gets the village together at the three brilliant venues in Dumbleton
Committee members and helpers with the Christmas charity collections in 2025
Is there enough to go around? Ready to serve at a Wine Bar
Our themed Wine Bars always have great raffle prizes like this Christmas hamper
The Main Hall is a versatile space that you can make your own
The Main Hall stage is ideal for live music
The Village Christmas Tree lit up with the Hall – Christmas has arrived!
The famous New Year’s Dance always brings out great fancy dress!
The Main Hall can be dressed to impress
The Main Hall is extremely popular for parties and celebrations and can be dressed for any occasion
The Main Hall prepared and raring to go for the New Year’s Dance
The Annual Dumbleton Garden Club Show draws a great crowd… could it be the amazing cakes?
The hard work never stops, especially behind our bar… thanks, Nick!