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A community arts, music and events venue in Narberth, Pembrokeshire, Wales, run as a registered charity.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Queens Hall Narberth is a community arts, music and events venue located on High Street in Narberth, Pembrokeshire, Wales. It operates as a registered charity (Charity Registration No: 1145741) and a registered company (Company Reg No 07775159), and it presents itself as a music venue, conference venue and meeting centre for West Wales. Its programme spans live music, comedy, markets, talks and community events, and it also hires out its spaces for conferences, seminars, training days, dinner dances, charity fundraisers, exhibitions and launch parties, with flexible catering options available. The venue's public identity is built around a mixed-use calendar. Its official website highlights upcoming events such as Jazz Sundays with Nick Hislam and the Paul Carr Trio, the Queens Hall Comedy Club, live shows at BOCS (its on-site music bar), the West Wales Wool Show, and talks such as "Folklore & Women: The power of folklore in reclaiming female stories." It also runs a regular food and craft market every Friday and once or twice a month on Saturdays, featuring local makers selling cakes, preserves, jewellery, pottery, soaps, glass and wood creations, sewing, handbags, artwork and clothing. BOCS is described on the site as "the Music Bar you didn't know you needed," open Monday to Thursday 9am–10pm and Friday to Saturday 9am–midnight. The hall also supports community and youth initiatives, including Young Promoters Pembrokeshire, which launched with a homegrown punk night at the venue, and it has been awarded the Investing in Volunteers quality mark. Its news feed has noted events such as DJ Yoda performing at the Queens Hall Narberth and the organisation's AGM. Queens Hall Narberth is a locally rooted, not-for-profit cultural hub rather than a commercial chain. Its operations combine ticketed live events, a bar, markets, private hire and community programming, all under a charitable structure. The venue's address and box office are listed as Queens Hall, High St, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7AS.

History

Queens Hall Narberth is a community venue in Narberth, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Public records cited on its own website identify it as a registered charity (Charity Registration No: 1145741) and a registered company (Company Reg No 07775159), indicating a charitable, not-for-profit operating model rather than a commercial chain. The venue is based on High Street in Narberth, with its box office listed at Queens Hall, High St, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7AS. Over the years the hall has hosted a wide range of events for both local and national groups and organisations. According to its history page, these have included conferences, seminars, training days, dinner dances, charity fundraisers, exhibitions and launch parties, with flexible catering options available for such bookings. This mix of private hire and public programming has been central to the venue's role in the local area. During the COVID-19 lockdown period, the venue adapted by producing livestreamed performances. Its history page references "Lockdown Livestreams: 2021" and lists a series of streamed shows, including BB Skone Presents: The James Oliver Band, Drum Therapy x Sylric Audio, Timbali & Peppery with Rye Milligan, Supergene with support from Random Perception, Jodie Marie, a Muse tribute, an Aquarian Party, acoustic sessions with Caroline Harrison and Abbie Jebbers, Bryde: Live From London, and BB Skone Presents: Low Down Dirty Dog Blues Band. These livestreams illustrate how the venue maintained a performance programme when in-person events were restricted. In the years since, the Queens Hall has continued to operate as a mixed-use arts and events centre. Its website promotes a regular programme of live music, comedy and talks, alongside a food and craft market held every Friday and once or twice a month on Saturdays. The market features local makers selling cakes, preserves, jewellery, pottery, soaps and scents, glass and wood creations, sewing, handbags, artwork and clothing. The venue also opened BOCS, described as "the Music Bar you didn't know you needed," with opening hours of Monday to Thursday 9am–10pm and Friday to Saturday 9am–midnight. Community engagement is a recurring theme. The hall has supported Young Promoters Pembrokeshire, which launched with a homegrown punk night at the venue, and it has been awarded the Investing in Volunteers quality mark. It also holds an Annual General Meeting, with an invitation published for the AGM on 1st October 2025 at 7pm. Its news feed has highlighted events such as DJ Yoda performing at the Queens Hall Narberth on Saturday 22nd November 2025, and it maintains a social media presence. The venue also invites donations through a support page, consistent with its charitable status. Overall, the history of Queens Hall Narberth is one of a locally rooted, charitable cultural hub that has evolved to combine live performance, community markets, a bar, private event hire and youth and volunteer initiatives, serving Narberth and the wider Pembrokeshire area.

  • Registered as a charity (Charity Registration No: 1145741) and company (Company Reg No 07775159).

  • Lockdown Livestreams: 2021 — the venue produced a series of livestreamed performances during COVID-19 restrictions.

  • Young Promoters Pembrokeshire launched with a homegrown punk night at the Queens Hall Narberth.

  • The Queens Hall Narberth awarded the Investing in Volunteers quality mark.

  • Annual General Meeting held on 1st October 2025 at 7pm.

  • DJ Yoda performed at the Queens Hall Narberth on Saturday 22nd November 2025.

Products and positioning

A not-for-profit community arts, music and events venue serving Narberth and West Wales, combining ticketed live events, markets, a bar and private hire.

  • Live music events

    Ticketed concerts and performances, including Jazz Sundays and shows at BOCS.

  • Queens Hall Comedy Club

    Comedy nights programmed at the venue.

  • Food and craft market

    Held every Friday and once or twice a month on Saturdays, featuring local makers.

  • BOCS: the Music Bar

    On-site bar open Mon–Thu 9am–10pm and Fri–Sat 9am–midnight.

  • Conference and event hire

    Spaces for conferences, seminars, training days, dinner dances, charity fundraisers, exhibitions and launch parties, with catering options.

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