Following a multi-million pound refurbishment the venue has been transformed into an elegant, flexible space for a huge range of events.

The venue dates back to 1859, when it was designed by Isaac holden, the founding chairman of the Manchester Society of Architects. A semi-circular apse at the east end of the church was designed to ensure the church stood out against its surrounding angular Mill buildings.

Today the venue’s high ceilings and elegant original features create an unbeatable atmosphere for entertaining; it’s one venue which certainly has the wow factor. however, this Grade ii listed deconsecrated church isn’t just an event space, HalléSt. Peter’s is also the principal rehearsal and recording venue for the Hallé orchestra, Choir and other Hallé Ensembles.

Hallé St. Peter’s is focussed on supporting the local community, through the Hallé’s award-winning Education Programme. All events booked at the venue support the programme, which exists to create a wider enjoyment and understanding of music in all sectors of the community, especially those who do not traditionally come to the concert hall, by providing a range of unique opportunities to participate in music and other creative art forms.

Hallé St. Peter’s is the perfect venue for receptions, parties, product launches, exhibitions and much more. the venue can accommodate up to 230 guests. To find out more please call 0161 667 2626.

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Founded in 1858, the Hallé, Manchester’s symphony orchestra, ranks among the UK’s top symphonic ensembles, with a distinguished history of acclaimed performances in this country and around the world. The orchestra has been responsible for award-winning recordings, radio broadcasts and educational outreach programmes, and remains committed to building audiences and developing orchestral repertoire.

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