Events & experiences in 2019
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Discover More2019 Wedding Packages
View our exclusive packages available on all our remaining 2019 wedding dates, including 'ceremony only' packages. The Old Shire Hall on historic Northgate Street, described as ‘one of the most handsome Georgian streets in the Midlands’, provides a stunning setting for your special day - from our Judges’ House, ideal for intimate ceremonies or celebratory drinks receptions, to our 280 capacity The Great Hall, with its striking interior details including stone columns, a beautiful ceiling and period chandeliers.
Discover MoreBook now for A Wizard Christmas!
Experience a Christmas party like no other in the heart of Warwick! Dinner and entertainment from only £48 per person. Shared nights on 8th and 15th December. Exclusive nights also available. Enjoy a Wizard themed party in our enchanting Grade I listed building. Your evening will include a magical cocktail/mocktail on arrival, three course meal, chocolate frogs, dancing and magic!
Discover MoreVirtual Tour
Take a virtual tour of The Old Shire Hall, including our Grade I listed The Great Hall, Grade II listed Judges' House, original courtrooms, cells & 17th Century dungeon
Weddings
The Old Shire Hall & Judges' House are the perfect venue for your dream wedding, with a choice of ceremony and reception rooms to cater for all sizes, including our magnificent Great Hall.
Conferences & Corporate
The ideal venue for conferences and team building by day, and exceptional award ceremonies and gala dinners by night.
Events & Experiences
Our historic octagonal courtrooms and 17th century dungeon provide a unique location venue for your event or production.
History
The Old Shire Hall’s history dates back to the 15th century, when it was home to Warwick Assizes. The Crown courtrooms were in use until 2010.