Enjoy Your Visit

We want you to have a memorable and friendly visit to St George’s Bristol.

Over 100,000 people visit us every year, and many others enjoy our projects outside the building in communities across the city. As a ticket booker you’ll need to agree to our Booking Terms and Conditions, and here is some additional information that we think could help you to enjoy your visit to St George’s.

Book in person
During Box Office opening hours.
(Please use our Charlotte Street entrance for step-free access.)

Book by telephone
11am – 6pm, Mon – Fri on 0117 929 4929

Group Bookings of 10+ tickets
Contact us for information on discounts and reservations.

Book online, make a donation, become a member or send us a query anytime through this website. To open an account you’ll need an email address and a password. Just call us if you need any assistance or to check if we already have an email address for you.

Whenever possible we offer a range of discount and concession rate ticket prices which are limited availability for selected events and can be withdrawn at any time.

Concession prices quoted in brackets after the full ticket price are for: disabled, senior citizens, young people under 18, and full time students. Only one type of concession can be claimed per ticket. Concessions cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or applied retrospectively.

Group Bookings of 10+ tickets
Contact us for information on discounts and reservations.

Family Ticket
One child goes free in a family party of four or more. Click here to find out more about our offer for Children and Families [link]

Accessibility & Personal Assistant Tickets
Click here for a dedicated page about accessibility including tickets for carers and assistants

CAVATINA Free Ticket Scheme
We’re delighted to partner with the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust to introduce young people aged 8-25 to the live chamber music experience. Find our more about our CAVATINA events, and how to book, here.

We charge a 9% booking fee to the sale of each ticket online and over the phone. For example, that’s £1.20 on a £15 ticket and £1.60 on a £20 ticket.

This contributes to covering the costs of our booking systems and customer services, and helps us to bring memorable experiences to a wider range of people.

In the event of a ticket refund being offered, the booking fee is non-refundable.

A booking fee is not payable on tickets booked in person at St George’s Box Office.

If you would like your tickets posted to you there is an additional £2 administration and postal charge per transaction no matter how many tickets you order. This is to cover postage and stationery.

There is no charge for collecting tickets from the Box Office in advance. Alternatively, select print-at-home tickets, also available to show on your smart phone.

Clearly this is of utmost importance for all our audiences, visitors, artists, staff and volunteers. Everyone can support us by being the eyes and ears of this public open building, so please report anything you think is suspicious to one of our team. We have CCTV in operation and we reserve the right to conduct searches of bags, clothing and other items and confiscate anything which may cause danger or disruption.

Our hall has a capacity is 562 seats split between stalls and side stalls downstairs, and central and side galleries upstairs. As an old listed building, we have some seats with hampered visibility. The main flat floor area does have some pillars which you can easily see by opening the seating plan below, but if you have any questions about this, do call us on 0845 40 24 001.

You can check the view from anywhere in the hall (including from the stage itself) using our 360 degree ‘streetview’ photos. These images are accurate as at 2016 and some adjustments may be made, eg. they include our stage extension which is not used for all performances.

We have a beautiful, photogenic venue, and we love it when you share pictures of our building and gardens on your social networks. But during a performance you cannot use personal cameras, audio and video equipment (including mobile phones and tablets). It can be very off-putting for performers and others in the audience so it is not permitted unless we state otherwise and agree in advance with our artists.

When you purchase a ticket, you’re also giving your consent to St George’s Bristol or one of our agents producing film, photography and/or sound recordings which may include you as a member of the audience. These may be used without payment or copyright. We’ll always display signs to state if this is happening so if you have any queries or concerns, please tell one of the St George’s team on arrival. Schools and other youth or educational groups visiting St George’s for public performances also consent to being photographed or filmed as members of the audience. It is the group organiser’s responsibility to obtain any appropriate consents (eg. from parents/guardians) in advance.

If you do want to use us as an atmospheric backdrop, we’re hard to beat. You might have seen St George’s in some location filming for dramas, fashion shoots and music videos. Find out more about how to access our spaces for commercial film and photography – our friendly Venue Hire team will be more than happy to discuss your requirements. You can reach the team here or by emailing hello@stgeorgesbristol.org.uk

Bags any larger than a medium-sized rucksack are not permitted in the hall. Unfortunately we are currently unable to offer cloakroom facilities at our venue.