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St George's Hall is a strategic grade II* listed Victorian building located in the centre of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. Originally designed with a seating capacity of 3,500, the hall seats up to 1,335 people and 1,550 for standing concerts. [1] [failed verification] It is one of the oldest concert halls still in use in the United ...
The Alhambra is part of the Bradford Theatres group, which also includes St. George's Hall and King's Hall, Ilkley. The theatre is also a member of the Dance Consortium, a group of theatres who collaborate to bring international dance theatre to the UK. [3]
Bradford, which is the City of Culture for 2025, kicked off proceedings on Friday with its first event at Centenary Square. The premiere is on 6 February at St George's Hall. Tickets will be ...
St George's Hall: Bradford: Meeting hall: 1851–53: 14 June 1963 1338589: St George's Hall. More images. Stable Court and Home Farmhouse at Tong Hall ...
St. George's Hall may refer to: St George's Hall, Bradford; St. George's Hall, Liverpool; St. George's Hall, Reading; St. George's Hall, state room at Windsor Castle; St George's Hall and Apollo Room of the Winter Palace, Saint Petersburg; St. George's Hall, London, a theatre located at Langham Place, Regent Street & St. Marylebone in London ...
Bradford Council said the move to a council-owned building would save around £1m and make the library more accessible. ... with large windows giving great views over City Hall and St George's ...
St George's Hall is a concert hall dating from 1853 making it the oldest concert hall in Britain and the third oldest in Europe. [citation needed] Bradford Festival Choral Society was founded to perform at the inaugural Bradford Musical Festival that took place in August of that year, [155] and
St George's Hall, Bradford. In 1849 Lockwood and Mawson won a competition against twenty-one other entrants to design St George's Hall. [15] St George’s Hall is the oldest concert hall still in use in Britain. It was built of sandstone masonry in neoclassic style and was opened on 29 August 1853. [16]