St Cadoc's is a unique venue at the cultural and historical heart of Caerleon:
- Situated over the Principia of Isca, the former Roman legionary fortress
- Dating back to the pre-Norman era and some remaining Norman stone construction
- An interior with noble proportions, graceful arches and stained glass windows depicting the Gospel story
- Opposite the National Roman Legion Museum and within easy walking distance of other Roman remains
- Adjacent to the High Street amongst local cafes, restaurants and pubs
A recent, major refurbishment has transformed the building facilities:
- Multi-use:
- 250 chairs in-house (potential for 350 seated on the ground floor)
- 10 hospitality tables (with seating for 8-10 each)
- 8 small square tables
- Comfortable environment in all seasons (naturally cool in summer, underfloor heating in cold weather)
- Amazing acoustics for music or theatre events (organ and piano available)
- Semi-professional kitchen with commercial fixtures
- Modern A/V facilities including
- A/V mixing desk (with streaming support)
- Extensive connections for external equipment
- Fast Wi-Fi with guest access
- Multiple projectors and screens
- Fully accessible
- Disabled toilet
- Lift to the mezzanine
- Hearing loop
Facilities for the Nave include:
- 250 chairs in-house (up to 350 can be seated with closer spacing)
- 10 hospitality tables (seating for 8-10 each)
- 8 small, square tables (seating for 2-4 each)
The Church Room is a smaller, multi-use space suitable for meetings, rehearsals, parties and small groups/classes. Facilities include:
- 4 rectangular tables and 2 square table (can be stored if an open space if required)
- 25 chairs
- Kitchen
- Disabled toilet
Awaiting sign-off from the recent refurbishment – watch this space!
