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Historic community halls across the region

Scattered throughout our region are many community-owned and operated halls. These halls have been central to local life for over 100 years and many hold deep historical significance.

A rich history of community events

Over the decades, these halls have hosted countless events – from weddings and funerals to dances, debutante balls, military encampments, sporting carnivals and more. In the early days, many halls also served as churches or schools, making them vital to community life.

Built by the community, for the community

The construction of these halls was a true community effort. Land was often donated, funds were raised locally, and volunteers provided the labour. When a hall was completed, the community celebrated with music, dancing and hearty country food.

Still bringing people together today

Today, these historic halls continue to unite communities. They host a wide range of events and activities open to everyone. Many offer affordable venues for weddings, performances, end-of-year celebrations, and more. Some halls even provide catering, keeping the tradition of hearty country meals alive.

Book a community hall

Interested in hosting an event?

Contact each community hall directly for bookings, availability and more information.


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