Designed by WJ Morley this grade 2 listed building was built in 1910 for the
Wesleyan Mission and became the Methodist Central Hall.
It was designed in an eclectic style with baroque and gothic elements and contains a lot of floral decoration in the plasterwork. In order to use the stunning hall, above the former Brannigans bar, as a concert venue the floral panelled ceiling needed to be removed to allow reinforced steel joists to be installed to support the upper floor.
