210 Max Capacity


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Maryhill Burgh Halls

Maryhill Burgh Halls is a stylish, flexible venue in a stunningly restored historic building at the heart of Maryhill. From a small meeting room for up to 12 people, to a wedding reception for up to 180 seated, or a conference for 200, Maryhill Burgh Halls has the flexibility and spaces to provide what you need.

The Garden Room adjoins the Main Hall and can be used either with the Hall as a breakout space or server area, or separately as a medium-sized meeting or conference space. Seats up to 40 people conference style; up to 36 around small tables, or meeting setup for 20 people. Large screen plasma TV and projector screen available.

The Main Hall offers a flexible layout and benefits from a movable stage and sprung dance floor. The hall is licensed for wedding ceremonies and has an alcohol license. The Hall can accommodate 180 for a dinner or 200 theatre style. The Halls also have some other, smaller spaces available for hire. These include the foyer and entrance area, meeting rooms, office space and outdoor courtyard.

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  • An internal view of the Maryhill Burgh Hall is taken looking down at a large hall. Large round tables with white table cloths are surround by a dozen wooden wire-legged chairs. The tables are laid for dinner with silverware, crockery and bottles of wine visible. The floor is light-wooden floorboards and at the far end the edge of a small, temporary wooden stage is visible. The lower half of a dark-wood panelled wall can just be seen. The space is brightly lit, suggesting the room has large windows.

  • An internal view of Maryhill Burgh Hall shows a room with polished light-wood floorboards. The right-hand side of the ceiling is cut away to reveal an angled skylight. Fluorescent lights hang from the white ceiling, supported by 2 black pillars. The right wall is exposed blonde sandstone, the far wall is diagonal and its length is a glass sliding door; a patio can be seen outside. The narrowest end of the room has a catering hatch or bar in the wall. A children's dance class is taking place in the space.

  • A view of the Maryhill Burgh Hall arranged for a dinner event. The photo is taken from table-level, it's possible to make out multiple tables - laid with silverware, glasses and bottles of wine. Wooden-backed chairs surround the tables. The wall is half panelled with dark wood, the upper part is painted white. 5 large arched windows are visible in the wall, stained-glass panels depict people of different trades and professions. A technical lighting rig and florescent lights can be seen on the ceiling.