Music, dance, film, comedy and more

Ealing Performance & Arts Centre set up CEPAC in 2010 to campaign for independent performing arts facilities in the centre of the borough.

We started with a survey to prove that the demand is there. Then we commissioned a feasibility study from a leading arts organisation consultancy to show how the finances would work.

In September 2016 following lobbying by CEPAC, the Neighbourhood Plan adopted by the Central Ealing Neighbourhood Forum gave the highest possible priority to the provision of an arts and performance facility in the town centre.

On 13 October 2017 the Central Ealing Neighbourhood Development Plan was overwhelmingly approved by a referendum of both local residents and businesses.

The Plan now forms part of the statutory development plan for central Ealing, and will directly influence decisions on planning applications that affect the Town Centre. 

Since then we’ve talked to a number of developers and site owners and explored a number of options for an Ealing performance, arts and exhibition space.

In November 2017 CEPAC launched an appeal for funds to develop a plan for an arts centre in central Ealing. The money is to be used to pay for technical feasibility studies for the location together with setting up a Trust.

The most recent development in our campaign is that in June 2018 CEPAC put forward a proposal to convert part of Ealing Town Hall – the Victoria Hall – into a performance and arts centre. We believe that such an arts centre would be a good fit for the hotel development being considered for the rest of the Town Hall site.


Keep in touch with CEPAC by filling in the form on the Contact page. 

Ealing Performance & Arts Centre is registered at HMRC as an independent charitable company ref: XT39308. Help our campaign by contributing to our appeal for funds by completing and returning the GiftAid form which can be downloaded here.


Together we can make it happen.

Ealing Youth Orchestra in performance