Category A listed Edwardian Baroque arts venue and community centre on Cadzow Street, Hamilton, run by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture.
The Town House Hamilton is a performance venue and community centre on Cadzow Street, run by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture. A Category A listed building in the Edwardian Baroque style, it comprises three linked structures opened in 1907, 1914 and 1928, and reopened as a multi-purpose arts venue in 2004 after a refurbishment. It houses the town's main public hall and public library alongside council services, and hosts concerts, theatre, weddings and conferences.
The box office is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, and later for performances.
Main hall
Operator's own table: boardroom 200, seated 200, theatre 738, standing 900. Theatre column mapped to the taxonomy's seated layout, per this segment's convention; the operator's own separate seated (200) column is preserved here rather than forced into a colliding key.
Function room
Operator's own table: boardroom 50, seated 120, cabaret 120, theatre 224, standing 280. Theatre mapped to seated; the operator's own seated (120) column, equal to its cabaret figure, is preserved here.
Meeting room
Operator's own table: boardroom 35, seated 35, cabaret 35, theatre 80, standing 80. Theatre mapped to seated.
Meeting room
Operator's own table: boardroom 10, seated 10, theatre 15, standing 15. Theatre mapped to seated.
Meeting room
Operator's own table gives boardroom, seated and standing all at 12; no theatre figure given for this room.
Meeting room
Operator's own table: boardroom 20, seated 20, cabaret 20, theatre 30, standing 40. Theatre mapped to seated.
Meeting room
Operator's own table: boardroom 20, seated 20, cabaret 20, theatre 30, standing 40. Theatre mapped to seated.
Studio
Operator gives standing 35 only; no other layout published.
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