Welcome to Helmsley Town Hall...

Helmsley Town Hall is a community charity run by volunteer trustees in the centre of town.

Our elegant main hall and other meeting rooms are available to hire, and currently host a range of events. You can also find Helmsley Community Library on the ground floor of the building.

More about the origins of this iconic building…

Helmsley Town Hall is part of the rich Temple Moore legacy in the Ryedale area. Temple Moore was an English architect who had been articled to George Gilbert Scott Jr and whose designs were mainly in Gothic Revival style. It was built in 1901 in the Queen Anne style and is protected by a Grade II listing.

In 1958 the then Earl of Feversham gave the building to the population of Helmsley parish, originally to serve as a Courtroom and to provide a place for the community to pursue recreational activities.

Originally run by a management committee, Helmsley Town Hall is now managed by a Board of Trustees drawn from the local community.

Our Rooms

Helmsley Town Hall has 3
rooms available to hire.
To view the different rooms
please click below

Bookings

To book your next event at
Helmsley Town Hall,
please click on
the link below