Unused building to reopen as creative arts venue
By Jo Hollis - Leicester
Published on April 13, 2026.
The Generator Hall in Loughborough, which has been unused for over a decade, is set to reopen as an arts venue. The building, which originally housed the generators for Logogate College in the 1930s, will host exhibitions, live music performances, theatre and comedy. The transformation of the building has been funded by £1.63m from the Loughborg Town Deal. The opening night will feature live music and art by Loughbout University graduate Donna Sharmaine.
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