Kenton Hall is conveniently located between Wembley and Harrow, with easy access to all the major road links. There is ample parking for over 100 cars, plus disabled parking facilities.
We are a short walking distance from Preston Road tube station on the Metropolitan Line, plus the Bakerloo, Jubilee and Lioness Lines means that getting to and from the hall is easy.
The Main Hall is located in the centre of the building with a high vaulted ceiling and natural wood floor. Ideal for Engagements, Weddings, Mehndi nights, Celebrations and much, much more.
This hall is approximately 300m2 and can accommodate up to 300 guests in theatre-style seating. We can also comfortably accommodate up to 250 guests in a banqueting style arrangement.
The Venue has a separate, large buffet hall with direct access to the Main Hall; Stage; Entrance Lobby; Washrooms; Disabled Toilet; Baby Changing facilities and Dressing Room with its own washrooms.
We are a ‘Dry Hire’ type of venue, so you can select your own caterers and decorators. We have high back, cushioned chairs, large banqueting tables that can accommodate up to 10 guest per table.
We are a licensed venue so serving of alcohol is allowed. Corkage fee applies.
Other optional extra facilities that can be hired are:
Our Stage in the Main Hall is perfect for your band, DJ, or ceremonies, ensuring every moment stands out.
We have various optional extras available: Stage lights, TV screens including in the Buffet Hall and Entrance Lobby; PA system.
We have a large kitchen with food warming facilities, large commercial fridge, freezer, preparation area – ideal for all your catering needs. The kitchen is directly accessed from the outside and conveniently located next the Buffet Hall, so all preparation work can happen without disturbing the main event.
We are not linked to any particular catering company, so you are free to appoint your own caterers.
We have our own private car park that can accommodate up to 100 cars. There are disabled parking bays at the front of the hall with access into the premises via wheelchair ramp.
Kenton Hall Pavilion and adjoining playing fields were first opened in 1920 by Princess Wiasemsky, the daughter of Gordon Selfridge Sr., and were originally used by staff of Selfridges Department Store as their sports pavilion and grounds.
During World War II, the Pavilion was then occupied by the British Army until after the war when the site was transferred to the control of the Wembley Urban District Council (UDC) and became known as the John Billam Sports Ground.
The Pavilion was bought by a local community charity and have been operating Kenton Hall since 2006.
