Ashbourne Town Hall 4th Sept 2027

22 Market Place, Ashbourne DE6 1ES 

Please use Google maps for car parking then head to main entrance

Ashbourne Town Hall History

The Ashbourne Town Hall, a Grade II listed building, has a rich history that dates back to its original location as the Talbot Inn, a public house that was a venue for legal cases and significant historical events. The town hall itself was designed by Benjamin Wilson in the Italianate style and completed in 1861. It has served as the meeting place for Ashbourne Town Council and is a key cultural venue in the town. The building has been a central element of Ashbourne's civic life, supporting events like annual fireworks displays and jubilees while preserving Victorian-era architecture and traditions in the Derbyshire Dales.

Your night includes -

Hot/cold drinks and snacks
Ghost hunting equipment
Ouija boards ( If location allows )
Table tippng
Seances
And so much more

Ashbourne Town Hall is widely regarded as one of the most haunted buildings in Derbyshire, with centuries of layered history and numerous reported paranormal encounters. The most consistent claims involve disembodied voices, slamming doors, shadow figures, and unexplained footsteps, especially in the ballroom, attic, council chambers, and areas linked to the old Talbot Inn beneath the hall.