Welcome to Christ Church, Macclesfield
We are Macclesfield's most unique community space and events venue. Redundant as a church, but brought back to life by local people
18th century church
Community events space
Central location
Christ Church is a grade II* listed Georgian church in Macclesfield commissioned by industrialist Charles Roe in 1775. These days, it is a beloved community space kept open through donations generated by events, and maintained by volunteers alongside The Churches Conservation Trust.
What's on?
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Sun 18 MayCome along to local historian and author, Dorothy Bentley-Smith's, fascinating talk on Charles Roe. Tickets can be bought for £5 each on the door. Talk starts at 2pm, doors open from 1pm.
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Come and visit us on event days, or enjoy the gardens and surrounding areas at any time.
Address
Bridge Street,
SK11 6EG,
Macclesfield, Cheshire
Where you can find us
A brief history...
Christ Church in Macclesfield was built in 1775, and is considered an 'engineering marvel' due to its rapid construction, a revolutionary use of cast-iron columns, and its capacity to seat 1800 people.