Hemingford Abbots Village Hall is a Community Building open to all. Its purpose is to provide a meeting place for the community and to provide facilities for both recreational and educational activities.

Hemingford Abbots Village Hall has been awarded a prestigious 5 star "Scores on the doors" food hygiene rating. The 5 star award is the highest rating achievable. The "Scores on the doors" scheme is designed to encourage food businesses to improve and maintain high standards of food hygiene and to give customers an informed choice about where they eat out and buy food. The scheme recognises those businesses that consistently maintain high standards and comply with the law.

The foyer provides not only a "greeting" area but is an access to the Hall and Meeting Room and also the cloakroom and toilet facilities. This foyer may be used for small gatherings and leads into the main Hall through double doors.
The Hall The main hall is air-conditioned and is constructed in traditional style, using a mix of traditional and modern materials offering flexible meeting facilities. A hearing loop has been installed throughout to assist those with hearing difficulties. The rentable space comprises a reception area and two internal meeting areas, all serviced by high quality kitchen, storage and toilet areas. The Main Hall is a light and airy space suitable for use in a variety of formats. It has ample room for the erection of a stage or catwalk, available for hire separately, and when used in this way can accommodate 120 people. For dining, there is seating for up to 100 people at tables, whilst allowing free circulation for table service. A sound system, portable screen and piano are also available for use.

There is a well appointed kitchen equipped with a double electric range, two larder fridges plus a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher and ample work surfaces. It is well stocked with a range of cooking pans and utensils, and crockery and cutlery to serve 120 people. The kitchen serves the main hall through serving hatches and service doors. It has been awarded 4*s by the local Environmental Health Officer.

The Meeting Room, which is separate from the main hall and has it's own kitchen, is smaller and more intimate and can accommodate up to 30 in theatre style or a smaller number at tables. It can be used for a variety of events and is self-sufficient with it's own facilities.

Double doors from the rear of the main hall lead to an attractive garden, which includes a large patio, pergola lawns and shrubbery. The garden overlooks the village park on one side and on the other, there is a piece of land, which is screened by fencing. This amenity land is planted with trees, plants and shrubs and hedging. It can be accessed via a surfaced driveway adjacent to the village hall as car parking for Hall users and connects to the hall and gardens by a gate from the drive.