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Private Hire: Oakdale Hall

The Workmen’s Institute situated in the heart of the open-air Museum provides a fantastic location for daytime or evening hire. The Concert Hall with a sprung floor for dancing and a stage for entertainment.

Oakdale is also licensed for wedding ceremonies.

[image: Oakdale Workmen's Institute]

Capacity

Theatre: 120
Boardroom: 30
Standing: 100
Dining: 70

 Price

Half Day (9.30am-12.30pm or 1-5pm): £120 (£144)

Day (9.30am-5pm): £220 (£264)

Evening: £650 (£780)

Day & Evening: £900 (£1,080)

Prices exclude catering. Prices in brackets include VAT.

A discount of 20% is available to the Welsh Assembly Government, registered charities, community groups and formal education bodies for daytime bookings.

We are pleased to offer special discounted rates for block bookings.

There is a parking fees of £3.50 per vehicle during Museum opening hours. Coach parking is free.

For further information contact the Venue Hire Team:
Email
Tel: 029 20573416 or 029 20573500
Fax: 029 2057340

St Fagans: National History Museum
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