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Orthodox Church of St. Athanasios

Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain
154 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 7AJ
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Our Facilities

About the Hall

The Community Hall was refurbished and modernised, in part with a generous grant from Cambridge City Council, for which we are grateful. The building has been brought up to a modern standard, with LED lighting as well as plenty of natural light, a new floor, new chairs and tables, baby changing and disabled facilities, and is compliant with all current building regulations.

🏛️ Flexible Space

Divided into Small Hall and Large Hall with a moveable soundproof partition. Use separately or combine for larger events.

👥 Capacity

Maximum capacity of 200 people. Comfortably accommodates 120 seated banquet-style with room for a dance floor.

🍳 Fitted Kitchen

Two cookers, food warmer cabinet, two sinks, fridge, dishwasher, and ample food preparation area with service window.

♿ Accessibility

Baby changing facilities, disabled toilets, and full compliance with current building regulations.

🚗 Parking

Off-street parking for around 15 cars (not available before 6pm Saturdays or 4pm Sundays).

📶 WiFi

Internet connection available for use by hirers and guests.

Pricing & Specifications

We offer three different pricing tiers depending on the type of use. All rates are per hour.

Hourly Rate Small Hall
5.6m × 6.8m
Large Hall
11.3m × 6.8m
Combined Hall
17m × 6.8m
Kitchen
Business & Social £30.00 £39.50 £59.50 £10.00
Classes & Organisations
(incl. Charities)
£25.00 £27.50 £38.50
Local Community £15.00 £18.00 £25.00

Rate Categories Explained

Business & Social

Groups, organizations or individuals making a profit from the booking:

  • Usually the organizers will be paid or self-employed
  • Examples may include slimming clubs, sales, some fitness activities etc.

This rate also includes socials such as weddings, Christenings and parties.

Classes & Organisations (including Charities)

Groups, organizations or individuals making a small profit from the booking:

  • Examples may include classes and activities that charge participants but minimal profit is made. Assessments need to be made on income generated from bookings by the hirer.
  • All other non-commercial organisations and charities where the majority of members live outside the local area (defined below).

Local Community

  • Local community groups where the majority (75% or more) of their members live inside the local area, which is defined as residents in the Coleridge and Queen Edith's wards.

How to Book

Ready to book our hall? Choose your preferred booking method below:

Online Booking Note: Please fill in all fields and note that the booking is not confirmed until you receive a confirmation email. The initial email is just confirming your request, not the booking.