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HALIFAX COMMUNITY HALL

The Community Hall building is an 1844 historic classic New England building. It was built as a church and became the Community Club in 1952. It is a beautiful focal point in the village of West Halifax, in Halifax, Vermont, and serves a variety of purposes, including meetings, wedding receptions, dances, birthday parties, funeral lunches, and more. As of June 1, 2023, it hosts the Halifax Cafe on Saturdays 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM offering a gathering spot with lunch, coffee, tea, and bakery items available. The building is handicap accessible and has a new handicap bathroom facility.  More information about the Halifax Community Club is online at https://czresearch.com/halifax/. The Town of Halifax, chartered in 1750, is a classic old New England town where neighbor helps neighbor when the need arises.

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SENIOR MEALS–12:00 Noon, third Friday of each month. All are welcome.

 

Rental fees: Resident–$65.00; Non-resident–$100.00.
There is an additional $45.00 charge if heat is used.
To rent the Hall, contact Laurel Copeland at LaurelACopeland@gmail.com,
802-368-2439 landline, 210-488-1701 text/call
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HALIFAX NEWSLETTER subscriptions are $9/year
Call Laurel at (802) 368-2439 or text (210) 488-1701 to receive a paper copy by mail.
Email LaurelACopeland@gmail.com to receive a free PDF copy by email.
Archived issues of the HALIFAX NEWSLETTER are available at the link below.
czresearch.com/newsletter/
 
The Halifax Community Hall, located at 20 Brook Road in West Halifax, is wheelchair accessible and has an accessible bathroom. 
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Kyra Markham painted this lovely historic mural in 1954. It depicts the construction of the 1844 building.

Unique to the Hall, these 1976 paintings of several West Halifax village buildings, created by various artists, bring local history alive.

Kitchen

Full kitchen facilities available, small and compact but efficient. 6-burner LP gas stove with large oven, refrigerator with small freezer, microwave, 3-bay stainless steel sink with hot and cold running water. Twelve 8′ tables, three 6′ tables, 8 card tables, 150 chairs, silverware and china plates for 100, one highchair and one child’s bumper seat. One handicap-accessible and one regular bathroom.

 

Thirteen Views of Halifax, a recent gift from painter David Brewster, add to the ambience of the historic hall for all types of community events.