It was an unexpected find. The gents in attendance were friendly, knowledgeable and interesting. I spent a pleasant half hour and will definitely be going back for one of the afternoon performances.

Ive been quite a few times to hear and meet the organists who entertain every Wednesday, but one in particular was Declan Poole, with whom I complimented on his playing and Im going to see this fantastic organist again in October.

Interesting and unusual place to visit.

Excellent theatre organ concerts every Wednesday at 1300. Top organists. Tickets at door £7.50

Very interesting place. Lovely to see and hear such fantastic sounding organs. The people are very friendly. Nice museum downstairs. Well worth a visit.

This is a trip back to memory lane..... remember those theatre organs rising up from the basement? Then gorgeous rich and amazing various sounds emanating from the organ. They have top quality guest organists every Wednesday at 1pm(think does open at 12). Tea, coffee and bacon sandwiches etc available. Entry fee £7.50 - well worth it!

I had a superb time at this venue playing on the wonderful theatre organs. I was made very welcome and found it very interesting, informative and fun. I will be returning again very 😃

Really fabulous theatre organ concerts and museum

nice relaxing venue to visit

Organ concert very good

Fab place if you like organs which I do

Small theatre with organ concerts every week. Visiting theatre organists from all over the country Parking and refreshments available

This place is a treasure

If you like organ music Wednesday lunchtime it's a good time to go

Lovely place, a real find in Eccles!

Lovely concert very friendly and enthusiastic people and also got a bacon bap and a cup of tea. Fabulous!

The only centre in the world dedicated to the Wurlitzer theatre organ. They now have the 6th oldest in the world and the superb Compton from the Davenport Stockport. Concerts every Wednesday, prices are great, lovely atmosphere a great place to visit.

Not an expert but very interesting and enjoyable, would go again.

An interesting collection of musical heritage with working exhibits. Anybody interested in film, theatre, silent movies and musical accompaniment, should find it of value. Media studies students could learn about early media methods. Run by enthusiasts.

Sadly, we have lost many theatre/cinema organs over time. The heritage centre aims to keep theatre organ alive with regular performances and a fascinating museum recounting the history of the instrument. Refreshments and parking are available. The centre is run by volunteers who work really hard to make you feel welcome. The centre is in the process of being re-fitted to include a second (Compton) organ along its historic Wurlitzer, which is die to be completed in early 2018.