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Cotherstone Village Hall

Cotherstone Village Hall was built in 1883 as a Temperance Hall. In the last 15 years the hall has undergone a considerable modernisation programme. The size and layout of Cotherstone Village Hall make it an ideal choice for private and business functions. The hall is available to hire for: • Meetings/Seminars • Corporate Events • Small Conferences • Stage Productions and Concerts • Training • Rehearsals • Parties • Functions • Sports Classes • Fairs and Sales • Social Events Regular activities ongoing in the hall include badminton, parents and toddler group, Teesdale Flower Club, lunch club, 50/60 club, Friday club and Teesdale Players. Help raise money for Cotherstone Village Hall when you shop online by visiting www.easyfundraising.org.uk/cotherstonevh

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