About Kilburn Village Institute

A small to medium size village hall, located in North Yorkshire, the Institute can accommodate up to 70 seated at tables and 100 standing in a warm, inviting and characterful venue that has recently been refurbished.

It's an ideal venue for family parties and business meetings and now offers;

• Free WiFi.
• Wheelchair-friendly entrance and pathways.
• Nearby parking; free on-street and (for a small donation) in the village Square.
• Air filtering units.
• New accessible toilets and a disabled toilet.
• Redecorated throughout.
• A refurbished kitchen with new appliances including a large oven, microwaves and a dishwasher.
• A new bar.
• New, all-electric, heating including infrared wall-mounted heaters.
• Local and remote internet controls to all heaters.
• New, readily stackable, chairs and tables.
• Public address system.

Kilburn Village Institute, a registered charity, was built in 1911, mostly of stone.  

It lies just within the bailiwick of North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the beautiful village of Kilburn.

Kilburn Institute is “held in trust for the purposes of a Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Kilburn and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinions, and in particular for use for meetings, lectures, classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants”.