Assembly rooms

their are plenty of shows adult and kids. tamworth voices are brilliant. pop in or look on the website

quite a rundown place, although has plenty of potential and if it had some work done to it then it would be fantastic!

an all rounder type of building which plays host to numerous events. at christmas there is usually a panto held there, and throughout the year there are many other events.
bands, comedians, even beer festivals.

Really was not sure how to categorise — as this is not a music venue as such. Its one of those local historical buildings that has thankfully been saved for future generations — and is used for many many events. Its a grade 2 listed building and victorian. Over the years I have watched allsorts of ‘acts’ here from comedians, to bands, to pantomime and even a reknowned medium. I am sure there are many mildly famous folk who have trodden these boards over the years — but it does tend to be utilised more often than not for amateur and ‘home grown’ events.
I am fond of this beautiful old building as it brings back happy memories of dancing competitions when I was but a girl, and our dancing school also held its annual show here (see more uses). But I think anyone would say the place has character.
The woodenstage is large enough for most purposes, with gorgeous red velvet curtains, and there is plenty of tiered seating. The back stage area is very good, with a cellar space that can be utilised as a secondary changing area too (again happy memories of tap shoes and leotards — sigh).
Also there is a bar area which can be hired for events and a small ‘refectory’ style space to serve up refreshments.
In terms of ‘music’ events I believe this is more suited to cabaret stle seated performances than live Rock bands and mosh pits — but that is my opinion alone.
I genuinely applaud the local council for preserving this lovely piece of our heritage and I hope they continue to do so for many many more generations to come.
I have just checked the stats and for those interested it seats 349 people and the stage is ‘Proscenium Arch’ in style 9means nothing to me sorry!).