The Tempest Anderson Hall is a lecture theatre attached to the Yorkshire Museum and is the venue for the main series of lectures organised by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society.

It was originally built in 1912 from funds provided by Dr Tempest Anderson after whom the hall is named.

The auditorium has a capacity for seating up to 300 people and is equiped with the latest electronic audio and visual presentation facilities. The lecture theatre was renovated in 2009 and now it also provides an audio-visual display as part of the Yorkshire Museum permanent exhibition.

The lecture hall is available for hire from the York Museums Trust. For further details please visit the York Museums Trust Website.