Galong Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjiri Country
Galong Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjiri People.
The Galong Hall is 104 years old and has seen everything: wars, droughts, marriages, funerals and the occasional brawl. It is much loved by the community.
Festival of Small Halls returns to Galong on Wednesday, 15 April, 2026 with
Tullara (AUS) and Joe H Henry (CAN).
Opening the show will be Black Dog Blues Band!
Playing at Galong Small Halls is actually half the Black Dog Blues band. Lead singer and harp player Wayne is a long-time resident of Galong and a musician for many years before that. Black Dog Blues band can shake the hall with rock and roll, or warm you up with some blues and funk. Guitarist Jack is a local boy from Binalong with an awesome talent, who plays guitar like he learnt it in the cradle.
Tickets (including Supper) are priced at:
Full Admission – $22 online/$25 at the door
Concession Admission (Students, Pension and Healthcare Cards) $20
Child Admission (Aged 10 and Under – Must be accompanied by a paying adult) – FREE
Supper Details: The Galong Progress Association will be offering a country supper at interval, with hot and cold food, included in the ticket price. Vegetarians catered for.
Doors Open 6.30pm (Tea and coffee available at this time)
Show Starts 7.00pm
Alternatively, you can purchase tickets locally at Harden and Galong.
Galong Memorial Hall has accessible entry (a side door with level access) and has accessible bathrooms.
The Festival of Small Halls Galong is supported by Hilltops Council and Graymont Mine.
