Blyth Hall

  • Halls

Blyth Street Newport on Tay Fife DD6 8DB
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Open

As and when required.

Resources

  • free W-Fi
  • changing facilities

Accessibility

  • disabled access
  • ramp access
  • easy pram manoeuvrability
  • induction loop
  • disabled toilets
 
 

Welcome to Blyth Hall

Blyth Hall is a beautiful building in the heart of Newport on Tay, offering a versatile space for weddings, parties, ceilidhs, and a wide range of dance and fitness classes. Ideal for both celebrations and regular community activities.

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A stone building with two pointed turrets and a gabled roof, viewed from a parking area

Main building

Main entrance with a short flight of stairs leading to double wooden doors set within a decorative stone archway.

Main entrance

Our facilities

Main Hall (220 Seated)

Our spacious main hall offers exceptional versatility, making it ideal for a wide range of activities, events, and classes.

  • community & social events
  • theatrical performances & shows
  • discos, parties and ceilidhs
  • wedding receptions
  • children's birthday parties (Bouncy castles welcome)
  • bar Area

Dimensions: Width: 14.1m, Length: 18.9m

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An empty, high-ceilinged assembly hall with a polished wood floor and red curtains, viewed from a stage

Main hall

An empty assembly hall with a polished wood floor, white walls, and a stage with red curtains at the far end.

Main hall

A corner of a room featuring a wooden L-shaped counter, wood wainscoting, and a light wood floor.

Small Upper Hall (100 Seated)

Our small hall is a bright and spacious venue, ideal for intimate gatherings, meetings, or classes, and perfectly suited for a wide range of activities.

  • fitness classes
  • martial arts
  • small functions & events
  • small - medium size meetings

Dimensions: Width: 13.4m, Length: 6.1m

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A spacious room with arched ceilings, wood flooring, and a row of stacked red chairs against a panelled wall

Small upper hall

How to get here

Active travel route and facilities

Walking and Cycling

Blyth Hall is easy to reach on foot or by bike, with well-used walking routes and cycle paths connecting Newport-on-Tay with surrounding areas, including Tayport and Dundee via the Tay Bridge. Travelling actively is a great way to enjoy the riverside views while making your way to an event or activity.

Public Transport

Bus Services
Newport-on-Tay is well served by local bus routes, with stops close to Blyth Hall on Tay Street and nearby roads. Key services include:

  • Service 99 – Connects Newport-on-Tay with Dundee city centre
  • Service 97 – Links Newport-on-Tay with Tayport and Leuchars
  • Service 42 – Serves Newport-on-Tay and surrounding local villages

For the most up-to-date routes and timetables, visit the Stagecoach East Scotland website or use the Stagecoach Bus App.

Rail Services

The nearest railway station is Dundee, which offers frequent services to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and beyond. From Dundee, Blyth Hall can be reached by local bus services or by walking or cycling across the Tay Bridge.

Plan your journey using Travel Fife

Related documents

Call us to check availability. Our terms & conditions and associated booking documentation can be downloaded using the links below.