The North Wales Chronicle, 24 June 1899, reported the story of a mischievous Bangor lad who fell dramatically through the glass roof of the Penrhyn Hall.
This was reported in many other newspapers, including the Illustrated Police News which carried a full page illustration. By the end of July 1899, there were reports that all the injured were recovering well
Why not hire Penrhyn Hall for your event be it formal meeting, celebration, exhibition, filming location, seminar or public engagement. It is ideally situated in the City Centre near the bus station with ample nearby parking. It is spacious, stylish and has an heir of grandeur. When not being hired out the Hall acts as the City of Bangor Council Chamber.
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Bookings have steadily increased and the Hall recently so early contact is advisable via email or telephone.
| No. of sessions 1 2 3 (full day) | 1 | 2 | 3 (full day) |
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Weddings |
£50 |
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Rehearsal |
£25 |
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Local Groups/Charities |
£25 |
£33 |
£42 |
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Business/Others |
£60 |
£90 |
£105 |
| Add for Kitchen facilities
Block bookings by negotiation |
£10 |
£15 |
£20 |
Please contact us using the following details
Address: City Council Offices, Ffordd Gwynedd, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 1DT
Phone: 01248 352421
