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Tongwynlais Village Hall serves as a vibrant hub for community events located on Merthyr Road that brings residents together through various activities throughout the year! This well-maintained facility hosts everything from social gatherings to classes catering towards diverse interests across age groups ensuring there’s something enjoyable available at all times! Our commitment towards fostering connections within our neighborhood encourages friendships flourish through shared experiences found right here—making Tongwynlais Hall truly special!

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Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff
Tongwynlais Village Hall cardiff

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Tristan Davies

5 Google Rating

Beutiful litter town . A hidden gem

5/ 5

Beutiful litter town . A hidden gem

Sarah Davies

5 Google Rating

Great local Village Hall. It has a large stage with two back rooms either side of the stage. A fair

5/ 5

Great local Village Hall. It has a large stage with two back rooms either side of the stage. A fair size kitchen area that has an oven, microwave and fridge. Male and female toilets with a separate disabled toilet and a fair size side room that stores tables as chairs. The floor is wooden and there's a disco ball and party lights on the ceiling. It's looked after well, plus it's very reasonable to hire out. There's a few private parking spaces out the front. What more would you need from a village hall?

richard bale

1 Google Rating

It's alright nothing to do thare to be honest

1/ 5

It's alright nothing to do thare to be honest

Fedrick Salter

5 Google Rating

Great place to dance.

5/ 5

Great place to dance.

Kieran Richards

5 Google Rating

M1 Band is amazing band that rehearse here

5/ 5

M1 Band is amazing band that rehearse here

Stuart michael Lewis

5 Google Rating

Great place

5/ 5

Great place

Ranjan Pathmaranjan

5 Google Rating

It was good 👍

5/ 5

It was good 👍

paul ashman

5 Google Rating

Great local venue

5/ 5

Great local venue

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