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?
Multiple DatesSat 28 JunDisplays by Photographers, Artists & Textile Artists will take over our window from across the month as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of Christ Church!- Multiple DatesSun 29 JunDisplays by Photographers, Artists & Textile Artists will take over our window from across the month as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of Christ Church!
Multiple Dates- Multiple DatesWed 02 JulDisplays by Photographers, Artists & Textile Artists will take over our window from across the month as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of Christ Church!
- Multiple DatesThu 03 JulDisplays by Photographers, Artists & Textile Artists will take over our window from across the month as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of Christ Church!
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.