Halifax Piece Hall

The Halifax Piece Hall is a Grade I listed building in Halifax, less than 15 minutes away from Brighouse. It was built in 1779 as a cloth hall for handloom weavers to sell the woollen cloth “pieces” they had produced.

After a multi million pound restoration in 2017, the Piece Hall now hosts music concerts and a variety of small, independent shops from West Yorkshire.

Reviews

  1. Catherine Buehler says:

    This magnificent building has been wonderfully restored and well worth a visit. Unfortunately, quite a lot of shops weren't open but I bought an amazing jumper in the Jitterbug Jean shop. The sourdough toasted brie and onion chutney sandwich at The Bakery was amazing. Pity I didn't have room for one of the delicious looking cakes.

  2. Yashwanth Thammala says:

    A charming destination that makes your day a delightful one... I have fascination for architectures that have historical significance. Piece Hall built in 1779 is a special one. Such a privilege that this masterpiece is just my next door...🤩

  3. Paul Kay says:

    I visited the Piece Hall on my way home from Leeds,and I wasn't disappointed it is a marvellous structure. It was a lovely place to wonder room and visit all the lovely shops and to have a meal in the sunshine. I would recommend this place if you are near by.

  4. eelrovi67 says:

    Came here for a Quo concert - never been to Halifax before. Parking and diversions getting to the venue were a bit stressful but the venue itself was remarkable. Great acoustics, good sight lines - Quo filled it so atmosphere was excellent. Beverage distributors were easily accessible - didn't try the toilets. Busy getting out - be patient and watch your feet! Very unusual venue for a gig but worked really well - my wife tells me that she has been here for shopping too and that was excellent but I can't comment on that!

  5. Chase Nunes says:

    Incredible historical venue of all sorts. Came all the way from the United States to see Halifax and The Piece Hall. Great acoustics and you could feel the bass - especially from the upper level balcony. Food was offered by local vendors and was reasonably priced and tasted good. I hope Rick makes this an annual occurrence!

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