Floral Hall
The Floral Hall complex consists of the hall itself and a theatre, added in 1973.  This, although closely linked with the hall calls for its own entry (see Southport Theatre).
The 1930 hall is a flat-roofed brick building on classical lines, presenting a rendered frontage with pairs of columns to the promenade.  The rear of the building which faces the sea/estuary is in Art Deco style and is at a lower level.
From the main entrance, stairs lead down from the box office to the front part of the hall.  Originally 900 square yards, this had a sprung floor for dancing: it was extended in 1973 to make a larger foyer/catering area linking with the theatre, so that box-office etc are shared, making conference use possible.  Doors lead through to the Floral Hall itself which is flat-floored with a large stage and dressing rooms.  The proscenium and doors throughout are in Art Deco style.  Multi-purpose, it retains full stage facilities, dressing rooms and band room.
- 1930 : Theatre (multi-purpose hall), continuing
 
Further details
- Owner/Management: Sefton Council, owners, continuing
 - 1930 Design/Construction:Archer & Gooch- Architect
 - 1930 Use: Theatre (multi-purpose hall), continuing
 - 1973 Alteration: theatre added (see separate entry, Southport Theatre)B R Andrews- Architect
 - 1997 Owner/Management: Apollo Leisure, lessee
 - 2009 - 2018 Owner/Management: Ambassador Theatre Group, management
 - 2019 - 2020 : Bliss Space (Southport) Ltd operator/management (from April 2019, initially on a three-year lease, but went into liquidation in June 2020 as a result of coronavirus)
 - 2023 Demolition: Southport Theatre and Floral Hall demolished to be replaced by Marine Lake Events Centre
 
- CapacityCurrentDescription1200
 
- ListingNot listed