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The King's Hall is beautiful Edwardian concert hall in Herne Bay, with a spectacular sea front setting.

As well as hosting a broad range of popular shows and events, the King’s Hall is also available for private hire for everything from conferences, presentations and meetings to school shows.

With regular tea dances, live music concerts and big name comedians alongside a host of local events, the King’s Hall really does have something for everyone – and all at affordable prices.

Address

The King's Hall King's Hall Beacon Hill, Herne Bay CT6 6BA, UK

Contact

thekingshall@canterbury.gov.uk 0333 666 4466

Links

Website

Internet Access

Accessible parking

Credit cards accepted

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