St Saviours Cathedral Hall, NSW
The renovated St Saviours Hall was opened by the Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe, which lends incredibly strong musical links to its current form, so it seems perfect that the Festival of Small Halls is returning to this location! The original stone portion of this hall was the pro-cathedral (parish church prior to the cathedral) and is the section of the hall you can see in this picture. In 1913, a stone extension was constructed and in 1923 a brick toilet block added. The roof was tiled following the fires of 1925 and 1961. In 2008 the most recent modifications were made.
Festival of Small Halls returns to Goulburn on Friday, 17 April, 2026 with
Tullara (AUS) and Joe H Henry (CAN).
Opening the show will be Tia Wood!
Tia Wood is an upcoming musician born in Goulburn, who explores her musical talents through vocals, guitar, bass, and piano. She has performed in many events throughout Goulburn, such as Vibesfest, Handel’s Messiah, and many musicals such as Frozen Jr. in 2024, and Pirates Of Penzance 2021, in 2025. She is known for having “a voice of an angel” and is thrilled to perform at the Small Hall’s Festival.
Tickets are priced at:
Full Admission – $15
Concession Admission (Seniors and concession card holders) – $12
Child Admission (Aged 15 years and Under – ) – $12
Menu for the evening includes:
Small Halls Grazing Boat – $5 (a small boat filled with cheese, crackers and savoury nibbles)
Chocolate Share Pack – $8
Local Wines – $7 (glass of local red or white wine)
Local Beer + Ginger Beer – $7 (locally brewed)
Non-Alcoholic Drinks – $4 (soft drinks and water)
Open from 6.30pm-close
Doors Open 6.30pm
Show Starts 7.00pm
Alternatively, you can purchase tickets locally at Goulburn Visitor Information Centre.
St Saviours Cathedral Hall has accessible entry (a ramp and entry from the back of the hall through the Mary Thomas room into the hall) and has accessible bathrooms within the hall.
This show is supported by Goulburn Mulwaree Council.
