The Corn Hall

Nestled in the heart of Diss’s Heritage Triangle, the Corn Hall is a striking Grade II listed building with a rich history dating back to 1854. Originally built as a corn exchange in elegant neoclassical style, it has evolved into a vibrant arts centre following a major restoration in 2017. Today, the Corn Hall hosts an eclectic programme of theatre, live music, comedy, film, exhibitions, and family events, making it a cultural hub for Norfolk and Suffolk. Visitors can also explore heritage displays that celebrate its past, blending historic charm with contemporary creativity in a welcoming community space.