Ayr Town Hall

Ayr Town Hall

Ayr Town Hall is situated in the heart of the historic seaside town. The category ‘A’ listed building dates back to 1827 and dominates the town centre skyline with its 277ft steeple. Situated on the main bus route and only a short walk to the beach, it is convenient and easily accessible to all.

The venue consists of a Main Hall auditorium with balcony overlooking the superb Lewis Pipe Organ dating back to 1904,  Council Chambers, various Committee Rooms and two marriage suites. The Main Hall can hold up to 711 people, the Council Chambers up to 84 people and the Committee Rooms between 12 to 28 people.

All halls and rooms can be hired and are ideal for:

  • Concerts & events
  • Meetings & conferences
  • Weddings, civil ceremonies & private functions

Costs and Lets:

For costs and lets, please see the Ayr Town Hall page on South Ayrshire Council’s website.

Wedding and Event Enquiries

To check availability or arrange a site visit, please contact our Lets team. To find out more visit Ayr Town Hall wedding information listing.

Lets Team Contact Details

Address

Ayr Town Hall, 21-29 New Bridge Street, Ayr KA7 1JX

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Additional information

Contact Opening Hours

Monday to Thursday
8.45am – 4.45pm

Friday
8.45am – 4pm

Location map

What's on

Ayr Film Society Logo
Every Thursday from late August
Doors open 6.45pm, screenings at 7.15pm
80 Full Price (Concessions and other season passes available)

Ayr Film Society

Ayr Film Society
Historic Lewis pipe organ.
2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 November 2026
12 noon
6 admission

The Organist Entertains

The Organist Entertains
Film poster for Sirât featuring the title “SIRÂT” in very large, bold block letters across the upper half of the image. The lettering fades from dark grey to warm orange tones and is partially obscured by a hazy, dust-filled atmosphere. The background is minimalist, with soft beige and sandy colours suggesting a desert landscape. Beneath the title appears the text “Film Olivera Laxeho,” followed by the Cannes Film Festival emblem and the words “Festival de Cannes, Prix du Jury Ex-Aequo 2025.” The overall design is stark and atmospheric, evoking themes of journey, isolation and the desert setting central to the film.
Thursday 12 November 2026
Doors 6.45pm / Screening 7.15pm
6 / £3:00 online / in person. Members free

Ayr Film Society - SIRÂT

Ayr Film Society – SIRÂT
Promotional banner for a family-friendly professional wrestling event at Ayr Town Hall. A bright green shamrock-themed background features eight wrestlers arranged around a central wrestler in the foreground. The right-hand side contains the event information, including a wrestling logo, the headline “Family Friendly Professional Wrestling!”, the date “Saturday November 14th 2026”, and the venue “Ayr Town Hall”. Additional text lists the address, ticket prices, VIP and door times, contact telephone number, Eventbrite website, and community wrestling email address. Green smoke effects run along the bottom of the banner, with the Community Pro Wrestling logo centred near the footer.
Saturday 14 November 2026
6pm - 9pm
Kids £11.55 | Adults £16.96 | Family Ticket £44.04

CPW Presents Hornswoggle Strikes Back

CPW Presents Hornswoggle Strikes Back
Promotional image for Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. A child stands in the foreground holding an open newspaper with the headline “WET BANDITS ESCAPE!” Behind the child is a tall New York skyscraper viewed from below, creating a dramatic backdrop. Two partially visible figures appear on either side of the building, peering into the frame. The image uses bright colours and a collage-style composition that highlights the New York setting and the film's comedic adventure theme.
Sunday 15 November 2026
Doors 3.30pm / Screening 4pm
5

Ayr Film Society - Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York

Ayr Film Society – Home Alone 2 – Lost in New York
Studio portrait of a person with short curly hair and a beard, facing directly toward the camera against a black background. The person is wearing a dark high-neck top and is illuminated by focused lighting that highlights the face. A thin white conductor’s baton is visible diagonally across the lower right side of the image. The composition is centered and minimalist, with strong contrast between the subject and the dark background.
Wednesday 18 November 2026
7.30pm
3 to £30

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Promotional artwork for Nouvelle Vague. A stylised collage in pink, red, black and white shows a person in a striped dress walking beside a vintage 1950s car, while a film crew operates a camera from another classic car. Additional figures and vehicle details appear around the composition, evoking a film set on the streets of mid-century Paris. The Cannes Film Festival emblem and the text “Festival de Cannes, Sélection Officielle 2025, Competition” appear near the bottom centre.
Thursday 19 November 2026
Doors 6.45pm / Screening 7.15pm
6 (£3 under 25)

Ayr Film Society - Nouvelle Vague

Ayr Film Society – Nouvelle Vague
Promotional artwork for "The Scottish Pink Floyd" tribute band.
Friday 20 November 2026
7.30pm
25 + £2.10 booking fee

The Scottish Pink Floyd - The Thin Ice Tour

The Scottish Pink Floyd – The Thin Ice Tour
Promotional poster for Jai-Ving Home for Christmas. A person is pictured in the centre against a festive green background, surrounded by Christmas tree branches, baubles, snowflakes and glowing lights. Text reads: “Presented by Invictus Heart Productions”, “Jai-Ving Home for Christmas”, “Starring: Jai McDowall”, “Nov 21st 7.30pm & 22nd 2.30pm”, and “Ayr Town Hall”. Ticket information is displayed at the bottom of the poster.
Saturday 21 November & Sunday 22 November 2026
2.30pm & 7.30pm
32 to £64

Jai-ving Home For Christmas – Jai McDowall

Jai-ving Home For Christmas – Jai McDowall
Cartoon-style character dressed in a pineapple costume standing on a promenade during heavy rain, viewed through a vehicle windscreen. A seaside amusement wheel and tower are visible in the stormy background, while a person wearing a red shirt with a pineapple pattern appears partially in the foreground. Dark clouds, rain streaks, and coastal scenery create a dramatic atmosphere.
Thursday 26 November 2026
Doors 6.45pm | Screening 7.15pm
6 Adults | £3 Students Under 25s

Ayr Film Society - Still Pushing Pineapples

Ayr Film Society – Still Pushing Pineapples

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