The Pavilion Studio with a large projection screen. Blue chairs line the bright white room with parquet flooring and framed vintage film posters on the walls. ‍Photo credit: CAH Photography.
The Pavilion Studio arranged with a large projection screen and blue chairs around a bright room with parquet flooring. Framed vintage film posters include "The Vanishing Prairie" and "Svengali" with part of a "Campbells Kingdom" poster visible beside a standing fan. ‍Photo credit: CAH Photography.
Guests mingle and chat during an event at The Pavilion Studio. An older woman in a bright orange jacket and patterned dress smiles while groups nearby hold drinks and talk beneath vintage film posters including "Gone with the Wind". ‍Photo credit: CAH Photography
Guests chat and socialize inside The Pavilion Studio during an event. An older woman with short white hair and glasses holds a drink while talking with another guest in the bright white space. ‍Photo credit: CAH Photography

Since opening in 1913, Selsey Pavilion has hosted everything from films and performances to dances and community gatherings. The Pavilion Studio brings that spirit back to the building. It is the first space to welcome regular activities as restoration of Selsey Pavilion continues.

The Studio is a flexible setting for local groups, organisations, businesses and individuals. You might be planning a wellbeing class, a club meeting, a talk, a creative workshop or a small screening. One-off and regular bookings are welcome.

The space has step-free access, an accessible toilet, a screen and projector, and surround sound. Tables and chairs can be arranged to suit different activities. Tell us what you have in mind and we can advise on a suitable layout and capacity.

Hire The Pavilion Studio

Ready to make plans? Use the form below to tell us about your event, including your preferred date and time and the number of people you expect. We’ll be in touch to confirm availability and hire costs.

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