ABOUT

Roydon Village Hall was erected as the Village Club in 1920 on land donated by Mr J Ford. The building funded by Mr R Scott. Both families had lost sons in WW1 and the ‘club’ was dedicated in their memory. Users of the Club paid an annual subscription and all types of facilities were offered including a bar and library. The hall has undergone two major refurbishment, in the 1970s the front building was demolished and the rear rooms added and more recently major interior refurbishment was undertaken including additional storage facilities.

The hall has recently had installed a defibrillator on the outside of the hall and is listed as an emergency shelter for the district.

The hall can hold a variety of activities and events and has hosted a barn dance, quiz nights, plays, parties, fairs and regular meetings.

Roydon Market

Second Saturday of each month from 9.30am-1pm

Stalls include a variety of food and craft and refreshments are served from the kitchen.

Contact Helen Reynolds on 07816 101098 / roydonvillagemarket@gmail.com

Our local beat officer joins us at market a few times a year for a Coffee with Cops session.

And Roydon Parish Council hold a surgery at the village market from 10am-12noon each month.

Roydon Art Exhibition

Roydon’s Art Exhibition has been running for thirty years and attracts a high number of viewers and range of artists. The show is held on the first bank holiday of May, with the preview evening on the Saturday night.

For further details see https://roydonartshow.org