St Walstan Hall
- Separate adjoining bar area
- Licensed premises for alcohol
- Capacity of 250 people
Norfolk Showground's
Versatile Event Hall
St Walstan Hall stands as Norfolk Showground’s largest and most flexible event space.
This spacious all-purpose dining hall is the perfect choice for formal dinners, small scale conferences, celebrations and large-scale corporate events.
With its separate adjoining bar area and transformative marquee lining option, St Walstan Hall can seamlessly evolve from a professional conference space into an elegant formal dining venue, ensuring every event feels perfectly tailored to your vision.
ABOUT THIS VENUE
Venue Features
Impressive Scale & Flexibility
This space offers unparalleled flexibility for events for up to 250 people and multiple configurations.
Transformational Space
Installation of our elegant marquee lining transforms the hall from a meeting space to a sophisticated formal dining venue.
Separate Bar Area
Dedicated adjoining bar area provides perfect space for receptions, networking and a large meeting space.
Multi-Purpose Functionality
Highly flexible space works equally well for meetings, conferences, exhibitions and celebrations.
Fine Dining Capability
Specifically designed as an all-purpose dining hall, perfect for intimate formal dinners.
Norfolk Showground Prestige
Located within the prestigious Norfolk Showground with excellent facilities and ample parking for events.
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Experiences at Norfolk Showground
Raymond Bewry
4.4/5 (492+
Reviews) by GoogleUpdated Review: Today, Sunday, November 16, I visited Winter Wonderland. While entrance was free, you needed to book a free entry ticket online to secure your spot. Attendance was quite sparse, and it quickly became clear why many, especially families with young children, decided not to come. For example, I bought three cookies—similar to those sold at Lidl or Greggs—for £12, whereas the same cookies at Greggs cost just £1 each or £2.60 for a pack of three. It wasn’t surprising to see a father and his young children making the difficult and potentially unsafe journey across the flyover just to buy...
Rosebuds Private Hire
4.4/5 (492+
Reviews) by GoogleA fantastic, well‑organised event, spacious, clean, and very accessible with plenty to do. Despite the wet weather it felt safe and comfortable, with no mud and lots of activities. Ice skating, food, entertainment, and stalls were all excellent and reasonably priced, with polite staff throughout. Everyone in our group had a great time and we’re already looking forward to next year.
Raymond Bewry
4.4/5 (492+
Reviews) by GoogleUpdated Review: Today, Sunday, November 16, I visited Winter Wonderland. While entrance was free, you needed to book a free entry ticket online to secure your spot. Attendance was quite sparse, and it quickly became clear why many, especially families with young children, decided not to come. For example, I bought three cookies—similar to those sold at Lidl or Greggs—for £12, whereas the same cookies at Greggs cost just £1 each or £2.60 for a pack of three. It wasn’t surprising to see a father and his young children making the difficult and potentially unsafe journey across the flyover just to buy...
Rosebuds Private Hire
4.4/5 (492+
Reviews) by GoogleA fantastic, well‑organised event, spacious, clean, and very accessible with plenty to do. Despite the wet weather it felt safe and comfortable, with no mud and lots of activities. Ice skating, food, entertainment, and stalls were all excellent and reasonably priced, with polite staff throughout. Everyone in our group had a great time and we’re already looking forward to next year.
Raymond Bewry
4.4/5 (492+
Reviews) by GoogleUpdated Review: Today, Sunday, November 16, I visited Winter Wonderland. While entrance was free, you needed to book a free entry ticket online to secure your spot. Attendance was quite sparse, and it quickly became clear why many, especially families with young children, decided not to come. For example, I bought three cookies—similar to those sold at Lidl or Greggs—for £12, whereas the same cookies at Greggs cost just £1 each or £2.60 for a pack of three. It wasn’t surprising to see a father and his young children making the difficult and potentially unsafe journey across the flyover just to buy...
