Our Venues

Letchworth’s iconic Broadway Cinema and Theatre is a popular venue within the town and we’re proud to be home to one of the UK’s last independent cinemas.  Alongside film blockbusters, Broadway Cinema & Theatre holds screenings of event cinema, independent films, themed film seasons, and more. The beautiful theatre space has a regularly evolving programme of live events, from music to comedy to family shows.

Broadway Gallery is an exhibition space displaying art, craft and design, including work by internationally acclaimed practitioners as well as local and emerging talent. 

Broadway Gallery is a flexible space supporting visual and performance arts – creative workshops, lectures, art classes, exhibitions, music, rehearsals and more. If you run a group looking for space to hire, this could be a solution.

A traditional working farm providing hours of fun for the whole family, which opens from February to November.

See all your farmyard favourites – from sheep to cows, goats to pigs, ducks to chicken; with regular feeding, animal interaction sessions and tractor trailer rides.

The Museum is now open Monday - Saturday from 10am - 5pm.

The Museum at One Garden City is based at the Foundation's offices at One Garden City.

Showcasing items from the Garden City Collection and exploring the social history of the town, Museum at One Garden City hosts regularly changing displays looking at different aspects of Letchworth’s past and present.

The Garden City Greenway is a 13.6 mile long, circular route that surrounds the Garden City estate.

The Greenway is perfect for a leisurely country stroll or cycle ride. However, if you don’t feel like tackling the full distance there are a number of great stopping points along the route, as well as various options of where to begin and end your journey.

The Garden City Collection is an internationally significant collection of historical artefacts cared for by Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation.

There are over 250,000 items to discover, including: The archives of the early Garden City Movement and the architectural plans of the world’s first Garden City; furniture; art and a wealth of social history.