Trevone Village Hall is in the centre of our beautiful seaside village, and dates back to 1922 when it was converted from a calf shed to a Men’s Club. After World War II a second hand military Nissen Hut was built and placed at the rear of the Men’s club with adjoining toilet facilities. At first the hut was rented out, but in the 1970’s many villagers worked hard to convert the hut into a larger hall for the community.
Since the 1970’s there has been a village hall committee who meet regularly and work hard to arrange many events and activities for the local community.
A wide range of social and cultural activities have been held in the Hall over the years. It is also regularly used by fundraising groups, for meetings, workshops and classes, exhibitions and also as a polling station. It can be hired for private functions and for general use by the community.
After the main Hall fell into a bad state of repair, a major fundraising campaign – over a number of years – was successful in generating enough money to completely rebuild the Hall. Finally in May 2025 the new hall was opened. It is now a bright, airy contemporary space suitable for a wide range of activities and events.
The smaller hall at the front, on the main road still needs some TLC and we continue to fundraise for equipment and to maintain and develop both halls.
The Trevone Village War Memorial Hall, to give it it’s full title, is now a registered charity run by unpaid Trustees from the village.