The Hub at St Mary's is located in Lichfield's Market Square. It's easily accessible by public transport, with Lichfield Trent Valley and Lichfield City train stations nearby. Local bus services also stop close to the city center. Parking is available in nearby city car parks.

While the main church area and cafe are generally accessible, the Tower Tour involves steep, narrow, and spiral steps, making it unsuitable for those with mobility issues or a fear of heights.

Opening hours can vary depending on events and services. It's best to check the official website or social media for the most up-to-date information, especially if you plan to visit the cafe or attend a specific event.

Tickets for events, especially popular ones like sound baths or concerts, should be booked in advance through the event organizer's website or The Hub's official channels.

The Tower Tour is reasonably priced. Specific costs can vary, so it's recommended to check directly with The Hub or their booking partners for the current admission fee.

Yes, you can often visit the main church area and the upstairs cafe without attending a ticketed event. However, access to certain areas like the tower is restricted to the tour.

Concession availability can vary by event. It's advisable to check the specific event details when booking tickets to see if any discounts for students, seniors, or other groups are offered.

The Tower Tour involves climbing nearly vertical steps and narrow spiral stairs, offering a close-up look at the bells and a 360-degree view of Lichfield from the top. It requires good fitness and a head for heights.

The Hub hosts a diverse range of events including live music (country, folk), sound baths, yoga sessions, community gatherings, exhibitions, and even charity events like Zimmer frame decorating competitions. +3

Yes, for many concerts and performances, there are comfy seats available, offering a good view of the artist.

Toilet facilities are available on-site. While some reviews mention them being clean, others suggest they could be better maintained.

The Hub stocks items from local artists, including hand-illustrated and eco-friendly greeting cards, making it a great place to find unique souvenirs.

Yes, there is a cafe located upstairs within the church. It offers drinks like tea and coffee, and a selection of cakes, though the variety might be limited.

The cafe primarily serves drinks and cakes. It's a pleasant spot for a quick stop or a pre-event refreshment rather than a full meal.

Generally, bringing outside food and drinks into event venues is discouraged. It's best to purchase refreshments from the on-site cafe or bar if available.

Photography for personal use is usually permitted in public areas, but flash photography might be restricted during performances or in sensitive areas. Always check venue guidelines.

The stained glass windows offer beautiful photographic opportunities. The view from the top of the tower during the tour also provides stunning panoramic shots of Lichfield.

During live music or performances, professional photography and videography are often prohibited without prior consent from the artist and venue. Personal photos are usually fine, but be mindful of others.