temperance hall
Repurposing of this Grade II listed building will create a new arts facility for the community and support local creative businesses as part of the regeneration of our historic town centre.
We will be restoring and repurposing Temperance Hall to create a new community printworks which is set to open in summer 2025. This will include providing an exhibition space, print and design workspaces, and a well-equipped workshop with traditional printing presses that will host an exciting programme of courses.
By re-inventing Temperance Hall, we want to help restore Haverfordwest as a vibrant and exciting place to live, work and visit. Similar community printworks established in other towns have quickly become successful centres for fun and accessible art making for everyone who wants to have a go, as well as providing access to specialist equipment for professional printmakers.
On Saturday 15 June 2024 we held a public preview before renovation work began. During the renovation, the Haverfordwest Printmakers will be putting on family-friendly, accessible events at HaverHub, please subscribe to our newsletter below to hear about these events.
On Saturday 15 June we held a public preview before renovation work began.
Where is Temperance Hall? Up the High Street, turn right just in front of St Mary’s Church and Temperance Hall is on the right, next to Pure West Radio.
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Temperance Hall, cinema, wartime billet and canteen, bingo hall, tax office and Freemasons’ Hall - the stunning Grade II Listed building at the top of the High Street has seen it all! What do you remember? Please fill out the form to share a memory or story of Temperance Hall, we’d love to hear from you.