Victorian Church in Belfast
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Min booking length
5 hr minimum
Max attendees
60+ people
Cast & Crew
60+ people
Square footage
7771 sq/ft
External catering
Allowed
About the Space
Carlisle Memorial was built between 1872 and 1875 as merchant James Carlisle’s memorial to his children who died and a gift to his adopted city. It was designed by W.H. Lynn, one of Belfast’s pre-eminent Victorian-era architects, and became known as the ‘Methodist Cathedral’. The church closed in June 1980, and quickly fell into disrepair. BBT acquired Carlisle Memorial in 2011 and has since worked to secure the building's future and make it usable in the short-term. Since 2015, Carlisle Memorial has been a venue for various engagement activities and public events. The building has retained some of its dramatic and historic features with some modern amenities (including event electricity supply, domestic kitchen and 4x toilets) It is conveniently located in central Belfast, nearby to the Westlink motorway.
Details
- Style Dilapidated/Neglected, Gothic/Victorian
- Property size 7771
Parking and Accessibility
- Truck/Motorhome parking Street
- Parking lot or structure is available nearby
- Access options Stairs, Wheelchair / Handicap Access
Amenities
- Hair/Makeup area
Features
- Stained Glass Windows
- Ornate Doors
- Wood Doors
- High Ceiling
- Vaulted Ceiling
- Fire Escape
- Stone Walls
- Garden
Opening Hours
- Mon – Sun 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Questions
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What's the maximum attendees I can have at this location?
Cara allows 60+ attendees on location
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What types of activities are allowed at this location?
Cara allows production, events and meetings
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How many square feet is the location?
Victorian Church in Belfast is 7771 sq/ft
Location Rules
- Adult filming
- Alcohol
- Cooking
- Electricity usage
- External catering/food
- Loud noises
- Pets
- Smoking
Location
Exact location provided after booking.
from £70 /hr
