General Information
Built in 1833 as a Wesleyan Methodist Hall some of the original features still remain, such as the 6 pillars that frame the space and the glass paned windows on the façade. After extensive renovation the building was reopened to the public as Assembly Point in 2015 - now a 130m² clean space boasting a 3.4m high ceiling, wooden floorboards and shadow-gap gallery walls.
