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About Hawick Town Hall

Hawick Town Hall sits at Cross Wynd in Hawick, TD9 9EF, a Category A listed municipal building that remains a versatile venue for concerts, lectures, community events and private hire. With a history dating back to the early 20th century and notable moments like Arthur Conan Doyle's 1906 visit, the Town Hall blends heritage with modern functionality. The facility offers multiple spaces to suit different event sizes, from grand public evenings to intimate gatherings, all within walking distance of Hawick’s town centre.

Whether you’re planning a large public show or a private function, you’ll find thoughtful layouts, accessible entry points, and practical amenities that make organizing easier. We’ve got you covered with seating insights, parking guidance, transit options, and trusted local hotel and dining partners to help you coordinate your visit.

Spaces & seating
Hawick Town Hall provides several rentable spaces to fit your event needs. The Main Hall seats around 700 and features a distinctive horseshoe-shaped balcony that surrounds the space, offering excellent sightlines for a broad audience. For seated performances and dinners, the Theatre/Dinner Hire accommodates up to about 600 guests, while the Lesser Hall handles smaller gatherings of around 100. A Meeting Room is available for up to 30 attendees. Note that a public seating chart is not published; our team can help secure appropriate seating allocations for your event.

Parking
The town centre hosts nearby pay-and-display car parks, including options on O’Connell Street. Parking rates can vary by time and day, so it’s wise to plan ahead. Check Hawick council pages for current Hawick parking charges and any event-day restrictions.

Transport
Hawick is served by local bus routes, with Borders Buses X95 and nearby Mart Street bus stance providing convenient access to the town centre. If you’re arriving by train or taxi, Hawick’s central location makes transfers straightforward for guests from surrounding areas.

Amenities nearby
Hawick Town Hall is well-situated for visitors who want to explore local hospitality after an event. For accommodations and dining, consider nearby options such as The Bank Guest House (12 High Street) and Mansfield House Hotel (Weensland Road). These properties offer a range of stays close to the venue, making your planning simpler. For the best experience, we’ll connect you with trusted local partners for seamless booking.

Notable history
In addition to contemporary use, Hawick Town Hall has a rich heritage. The building underwent refurbishment and reopened around 2012, and the hall has hosted numerous events over the decades, including notable speakers such as Arthur Conan Doyle in 1906. The 2012 clock installation marks another milestone in the venue’s ongoing legacy.

Ready to book? We’ve got you. Our team can help secure suitable seating, confirm parking options for your event date, and connect you with nearby hotel and dining partners to complete your visit.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address and status: Hawick Town Hall, Cross Wynd, Hawick, TD9 9EF; Category A listed municipal building still used as a venue.
  • Capacities by space: Main Hall about 700; Theatre/Dinner Hire about 600; Lesser Hall about 100; Meeting Room about 30.
  • Seating/chart: Public seating chart not published; Main Hall includes a horseshoe-shaped balcony surrounding the space.
  • Parking: Nearby pay-and-display car parks (e.g., O'Connell Street) with variable rates; council pages detail Hawick parking charges.
  • Transit: Buses serve Hawick with stops near town centre (examples: Borders Buses X95; Mart Street bus stance nearby).
  • Nearby hotels: The Bank Guest House (No 12 High Street) and Mansfield House Hotel (Weensland Road) are in Hawick close to the town hall.
  • Notable events/updates: Arthur Conan Doyle spoke there in 1906; clock installation in 2012; building refurbishment and reopening around 2012.