Wac Arts

Historic place, well maintained and well furnished. Very clean and creatieve place.

It is the old Belsize Park town hall. It can be booked for private functions. It also serves as main instruction location for U3A.

Great cafeteria which caters for all parties and functions. Their food is just delicious especially the rolls.

The WAC has offered their premises for volunteers supporting PPE sewing for the Royal Free Hospital!
It’s a beautiful building (the old town hall) and the man on the front desk is very helpful.
Thanks WAC for helping the community in crisis!

For once upon a time this place used to be a community Hub where family's could come together every Saturday have a coffe and allow their children to play and have a real community. When older children were in their clasess there was a lovely play area for the younger children to play sadly there is now nothing for them with only half the space younger children are forced to be board while waiting for their siblings for hours.
With a major overhaul of staff, communication between WAC staff and parents has been appalling often waiting weeks for a reply or no reply what so ever. Reception staff are often incredibly slow, never know the answer to your question or are u aware of staff absences and room changes.
However the only godsend is the Amazing teachers that have continued to provided good teaching so the teachers get 5* all the way

They were serving Bhog on the day of Astami, very welcoming people. Didn't ask for any donation or anything like that. Felt very good to be there.

its a quiet atmosphere but doesn’t worth the money for the rent!

Great rehearsal space but heating not working!

Beautiful place. This year went to visit Durga Puja. Amazing experience ❤️❤️❤️