The Hall's annual general meeting will take place in the Memorial Hall on Tuesday 3rd June 2025, starting at 7.30pm. All residents of the parish of Burton over the age of 18 are welcome to attend and be nominated for the committee places.
New at Burton Memorial Hall in 2025 is the Antiques and Vintage Fair, run by the team who also operate the Barbon Antiques and Vintage Fair. There are 6 dates in 2025: 15th June, 13th July, 10th August, 12th October, 9th November, 14th December. With a wide range of stalls selling antique and vintage items, this is going to be an exciting new show at the village hall. Open from 10am until 4pm, including a cafe with home made cakes, plus free B4RN Hyperfast Wifi and onsite parking, this is an event not to be missed!
On Friday 6th June 2025 we will be hosting at the Hall a Kitty Brown Boutique Fashion Show. Doors open 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 includes a glass of wine or a soft drink. Pay on the door, or see click the image to open the poster for other ticket options.
Warm Welcome Wednesdays -we are open from 12.30pm, and we offer a hot lunch at 1pm, as well as our usual hot drinks, chat, games and jigsaws through the afternoon until 4pm.
Free Wifi and technical advice, and AGE UK info is always available. We also offer a free jigsaw loan service every Warm Welcome Wednesday, drop in and choose one you want to borrow.
Our Warm Welcome Wednesdays are funded by generous grants to cover room hire from the MOTO Foundation and the Holehird Trust, to whom we give our grateful thanks, along with donations from individuals to cover the cost of the food.
Dates for 2025
Monday 7th April
Monday 12th May
Monday 2nd June
Monday 7th July
Monday 4th August
Monday 1st September
Monday 6th October
Monday 3rd November
Monday 8th December
On 3rd and 4th of August, 2021, our new white uPVC double-glazed entrance doors were installed, replacing the tired, old, single-glazed wooden doors which let in the draughts and ran with condensation every winter.
The work was done by D.J. Glazing Ltd. of Kendal, who have replaced the difficult double doors with a wider single one, to make access easier for anyone with a wheelchair or baby buggy.
The lower panels are solid to help retain the heat, whilst the upper panels are glazed to allow good visibility and light in the entrance lobbies.
Our grateful thanks go to The Hadfield Trust for their generous grant which helped to pay for the new doors, which will improve security, accessibility and comfort for users of the Hall.
