University of Wolverhampton at The Halls hosts conferences, exhibitions, awards dinners and Christmas parties for up to 2,000 delegates in two large halls in the center of Wolverhampton. The official site cites more than 1,000 square meters of flexible floor space across the Civic Hall and the Wulfrun Hall, plus breakout spaces of different sizes. Both halls have a permanent stage with built-in sound and lighting.
Seminars and company events
The venue-hire offer covers conferences and meetings, school events and graduations, dinners and celebrations, and exhibitions. Organisers can take over the whole building or use a suite for a smaller off-site meeting. For a conference, the Civic Hall can be set fully seated with over 2,000 delegates in theatre style, and the Wulfrun Hall with 800. Both halls carry a permanent stage, a built-in PA system and a lighting rig, which suits plenary sessions, product presentations and large staff briefings.
Exhibitions fit the same space. The two halls offer more than 1,000 square meters of flexible floor, used for consumer and trade events, with an events team supporting planning and delivery.
Weddings and receptions
The venue-hire pages do not present weddings. They present corporate dinners, Christmas parties, awards evenings and celebrations. Couples should treat the halls as a company-event and party venue.
Rooms and capacities
The Civic Hall holds over 2,000 delegates in theatre style and 420 guests for a sit-down dinner. The Wulfrun Hall holds 800 in theatre style and between 180 and 220 for a sit-down dinner. Both halls convert from an auditorium into a banquet space for awards dinners and celebrations. The site also lists breakout spaces and suites of varying sizes, without naming them or giving figures on the pages read.
Catering
Catering is handled by an in-house team. The site describes plated dishes served by waiting staff for dinners, Christmas parties and awards evenings, and notes that the halls transform from auditorium to banquet layout. The venue also has bars and a food and drink page for event days.
History and setting
The Halls are the Civic Hall and the Wulfrun Hall, venues that have hosted music, comedy and sport for decades. The site keeps a venue history page that begins in the 1930s. The complex stands on North Street in the city center and carries the University of Wolverhampton name.
Getting there
The address is North Street, Wolverhampton WV1 1RD. The venue is close to key transport links, and the Wolverhampton bus network on Broad Street, Stafford Street and Darlington Street is a short walk away. The venue has no car park of its own. The Civic Centre car park opposite is open 24 hours a day, and other parking options are listed on the site. Corporate booking enquiries go to the private hire team.
