St Nicholas Main Hall - Bedhampton concert venue

About St Nicholas Church Centre Bedhampton

Particularly well-sited for visitors, this building is a short stroll from Bedhampton station, and close to the junction of the A3M and A27. There is a frequent bus service from Havant and Portsmouth.

The building is dual purpose - the Main Hall has an altar and sanctuary at one end and a stage at the other, so it's both 'Church' and 'Church Hall'.

The Main Hall seats 160 - a perfect size for everyone to see and hear! (There's also a smaller Hall for hire in the same building).

St Nicholas Bedhampton is one of two churches in Bedhampton Parish - the other, also a past hago venue, is St Thomas Church Bedhampton.

Accessibility

Although the Hall has level access for wheelchairs, there are currently no wheelchair-accessible toilets. (This page last updated 2016)

There is plenty of on-street parking as well as a small car-park. Audiences are asked to park so that residents' driveways are clear. Please don't park in the car-park of The Imperial Palace - it's not for Hall Hire users.

Travel Directions

Arriving by train

Alight at Bedhampton Station. On the north side, there is a main road.
Turn left along that road. At the Garage, cross over at the pedestrian lights.
At the traffic lights, turn right into Hulbert Road, and then left into Queen Anne's Drive.
The Hall is directly in front of you.

Arriving by car from Chichester and the East

Head along the A27 trunk road.
Go past Havant, and take the slip road to the left signed A3M London.
At the top of the rise, take the right hand lane and turn right over the road you were on.
Go straight across the mini roundabout and approach the large roundabout in the right hand lane.
Go round the roundabout, keeping on under the A3M and past a restaurant high on your left.
Turn left off the roundabout (signed Bedhampton).
Now read last paragraph

Arriving by car from Southampton and the West

Head along the M27. When it becomes the A27 keep to the left. Soon the road becomes 4 lanes. Take the left lane (signed A3M London), and as the road divides, take the slip road on the very left, signed Bedhampton.
At the large roundabout turn right.
Go round the roundabout, keeping on under the A3M and past a restaurant high on your left.
Turn left off the roundabout (signed Bedhampton).
Now read last paragraph

Arriving by car from Petersfield and the North

Head down the A3M. When you pass under the very tall archway and the road becomes 3 lanes, take the left slip road (Signed Hayling Island). At the roundabout at the foot of the hill, turn left, signed Bedhampton.
Now read last paragraph

...and then

Go up Bedhampton Hill Road, and after 400 yards, the road bears right and dips down again.
At the mini-roundabout, go straight across.
After 800 yards, turn left at the traffic lights into Hulbert Road.
Turn immediately left again - the Hall at St Nicholas Bedhampton is 100 yards ahead.
Park in the side roads if the car-park is full.

Map

Click for a Bedhampton street map that you can print. The Hall is at the junction of Belmont Grove and Queen Anne's Drive.

Sat Nav users

The postcode PO9 3PG is close by

And when others help us to help others ...

The Concerts we've held in aid of registered charities at St Nicholas Church Centre all enjoyed a concessionary Hall Hire rate - we are very grateful to the PCC of St Thomas & St Nicholas Church Bedhampton for making the hire cost less of a drain on our fund-raising.

More

Our MD's website includes a fascinating 1958 issue of the Parish Magazine "Community", which includes the building of St Nicholas Bedhampton.

hago events at St Nicholas

St Nicholas Church Hall was home to many hago Concerts in our formative years, with concerts from 1999 to 2003.

St Nicholas' Church Bedhampton, HAGO hired the main hall for concerts