Autumn Tour 2026: New South Wales and Queensland

Cameby Hall, QLD, Barunggam Country Cameby Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barunggam People. The Cameby Hall has been an important part of Cameby and surrounding communities since the 1960s. The hall is located off the highway, halfway between Chinchilla and Miles, and is surrounded by farmland. It has held many local dances, … Read more

Aramac State School, QLD, Iningai Country Aramac State School stands on the traditional lands of the Iningai People. Aramac State School has been teaching young Queenslanders since 1880, its heritage-listed schoolhouse carrying the wonderfully fitting motto, ‘deeds not words’. In one of Queensland’s oldest outback towns, Aramac is steeped in pioneering stories, including its connection … Read more

Winton Shire Hall, QLD, Koa (Guwa) Country Winton Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Koa (Guwa) People. Winton is the home of the dinosaurs, opals and cattle industry… and the home of the dunny derby as well! Best known as: Australia’s Dinosaur Capital due to the huge number of dinosaur fossils found … Read more

Glenden Recreation Centre, QLD, Jangga Country Glenden Recreation Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Jangga People. Glenden Recreation Centre is the focal point for this small community of passionate residents located 110km west of Mackay. Established in the early 1980s to support the nearby Newlands Coal Mine, the town is surrounded by cattle … Read more

Thangool Recreation Reserve, QLD, Gangulu Country Thangool Recreation Reserve stands on the traditional lands of the Gangulu People. The Thangool Recreation Reserve clubhouse/hall was originally the Biloela Golf clubhouse. The whole building, complete with function room, bar and cold room, was moved to Thangool in 1983. The Thangool Advancement Association has held monthly meetings at … Read more

Emu Creek Hall, QLD, Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla Country Emu Creek Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla People. The Emu Creek Hall has served the local farming and timber community for over 75 years. The rustic, corrugated iron hall is nestled amongst the ironbark trees approximately 30 kms north … Read more

Glen Aplin Memorial Hall, QLD, Kambuwal, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi Country Glen Aplin Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kambuwal, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi People.The Glen Aplin Memorial Hall was erected in memory of those from the district who served in World War One and World War Two. Building materials were scarce but the … Read more

Monto Landcare Hall, Qld, Gooreng Gooreng, Wakka Wakka and Wulli Wulli of the larger Burnett Region Country Monto Landcare Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gooreng Gooreng, Wakka Wakka and Wulli Wulli of the larger Burnett Region People.Monto Landcare Group’s hall was originally built in 1953 for the burgeoning Monto Scout Group and … Read more

Mt Nimmel Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Mt Nimmel Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People.Mt Nimmel Hall is the meeting house for folk living in Austinville, a secluded lush valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, nestled between Mudgeeraba and Springbrook National Park’s world-heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest. Mt Nimmel Hall serves as the … Read more

Cooroy Memorial Hall, QLD, Kabi Kabi Country Cooroy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi People.Set in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland township of Cooroy, the Cooroy Memorial Hall is one of the community’s most historic buildings and has been home to a significant portion of the town’s history. Recently refurbished, the … Read more

Wardell Memorial Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Wardell Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung People. Wardell is a small village in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales on the banks of the Richmond River. While the hall itself was flooded during the natural disaster of 2022, it has retained its charm … Read more

Emu Creek Hall, QLD, Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla Country Emu Creek Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla People. The Emu Creek Hall has served the local farming and timber community for over 75 years. The rustic, corrugated iron hall is nestled amongst the ironbark trees approximately 30 kms north … Read more

Eudlo Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country Eudlo Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi People. Eudlo’s beautiful hall is the third iteration of this historic institution, built by volunteers in the 1950’s from timber milled at Olsen’s sawmill. In the heart of old logging country, Eudlo farmers regularly collected trophies … Read more

Senior Citizens Centre, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country The Senior Citizens Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi People. The ‘Senior Citz’s’ is perfectly located in the centre of Gympie town and has recently played host to a variety of sell-out touring performances from across Queensland. Gympie is known as ‘the … Read more

Thangool Recreation Reserve, QLD, Gangulu Country Thangool Recreation Reserve stands on the traditional lands of the Gangulu People. The Thangool Recreation Reserve clubhouse/hall was originally the Biloela Golf clubhouse. The whole building, complete with function room, bar and cold room, was moved to Thangool in 1983. The Thangool Advancement Association has held monthly meetings at … Read more

Anakie Community Hall, QLD, Gayiri Country Anakie Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gayiri People. The Anakie Community Hall – otherwise known as the Anakie School of Arts – has been home to many events over the years. The lifeblood of the town, over the years it has seen weddings, yoga, sugar … Read more

Augathella Town Hall, QLD, Bidjara Country Augathella Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bidjara People. The Augathella Town Hall was built 1947 as a tribute to those who fought in World Wars I & II. It is at the heart of Augathella and has hosted many weddings, dances and community events over … Read more

Texas Memorial Hall, QLD, Bigambul and Gambuwal/Kambuwal Country Texas Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul and Gambuwal/Kambuwal People. The Texas Memorial Hall was built in 1958. Soon after opening, the stage collapsed during a meeting of local tobacco growers. The origin of the town’s name is generally regarded as a reference … Read more

Cameby Hall, QLD, Barunggam People Country Cameby Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barunggam People. The Cameby Hall has been an important part of Cameby and surrounding communities since the 1960s. The hall is located off the highway halfway between Chinchilla and Miles, and is surrounded by farmland. It has held many local … Read more

F.E. Logan Hall, QLD, Western Wakka Wakka, Giabal, and Jarowair Country F.E. Logan Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Western Wakka Wakka, Giabal, and Jarowair People. Over the past 94 years, the F. E. Logan Hall, named in honour of one of the town’s finest men, has hosted countless functions and events and played … Read more

Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts Museum and Theatre, NSW, Ngarabal Country Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts Museum and Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Ngarabal People. Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts Museum and Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Ngarabal Country People. At the heart … Read more

Bullarto Public Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Warrung Country Bullarto Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Warrung People.  Bullarto Public Hall is over 100 years old, and in Bullarto’s heyday was a bustling hub of the community, hosting tennis competitions and local dances. These days the hall is again the centre … Read more

Coolac Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Coolac Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The Coolac Hall was the original home for “The Bald Archy” art competition, Coolac’s version of the “Archibald”. Coolac is a small farming community alongside the Hume Highway, with a 24 hour service station, ‘Coolac Cabins and … Read more

Gundaroo Soldiers Memorial Hall, NSW, Ngunnawal Country Gundaroo Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal People. Gundaroo is a small village outside Canberra, situated to the east of the Yass River in the Yass Valley Council region of the Southern Tablelands in New South Wales. Whilst the meaning of ‘Gundaroo’ isn’t … Read more

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, … Read more

Dalton Public Hall, NSW, Ngunnawal Country Dalton Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal People.  Dalton Public Hall celebrated its centenary in 2023 and has successfully hosted Small Halls events in the past. Dalton is famous as an earthquake centre in New South Wales. Local Knowledge From Your Hosts: The Royal Hotel … Read more

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 … Read more

Pyree Hall, NSW, Yuin Country Pyree Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuin People.    The hall has been a focal point of local social activity since 1895, and is fully utilised for a range of functions. The Butter Factory is an excellent local restaurant, and there are a club and pub in nearby … Read more

Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People.  The Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall is a landmark – the heart of the community, part history, part gathering place and full of character. Built to honour local service members, it carries a quiet dignity, but … Read more

Bandon Grove School of Arts, NSW, Gringai Country Bandon Grove School of Arts stands on the traditional lands of the Gringai People.  The Bandon Grove School of Arts Hall, a heritage-listed wooden building near beautiful Dungog, NSW, has a rich history as a community hub: evolving from a former schoolhouse dating back to the 1880s; … Read more

Bulga Community Centre, NSW, Wonnarua Country Bulga Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Wonnarua People. The Bulga Community Centre has been the heart of the community for over 130 years, built on land generously donated by local man William Glas McAlpin and lovingly maintained through the dedication of generations. Today it stands … Read more

Australian Poetry Hall of Fame, NSW, Gamilaaray Country Australian Poetry Hall of Fame stands on the traditional lands of the Gamilaaray People. The Arcadia Theatre is an historic building in Guyra, New South Wales, that has been given a new life. Opened in 1929, the theatre once hosted films, boxing matches, and other events. Today, … Read more

Nundle Memorial Hall, NSW, Gamilaroi/Kamilaroi Country  Nundle Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gamilaroi/Kamilaroi People Nundle Memorial Hall is the centre of the local community, a gathering place for weddings, parties, family reunions, school presentations and the annual Nundle CWA Art Exhibition. It is also the focus of commemorative ceremonies for Anzac … Read more

Deepwater School of Arts Hall NSW, Ngoorabul Country Deepwater School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngoorabul People. The Deepwater Hall has been the hub of the amazing Deepwater community for over 100 years. It has hosted wakes, weddings, balls, art shows, cooking classes, fitness classes, seminars, church services and more. … Read more

Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. The historically listed Springbrook Community Hall was built in 1947 for the fledgling community to hold dances, have gatherings and to hold meetings.  Things haven’t changed much seventy five years later and the hall continues to host … Read more

Foster War Memorial Arts Centre, VIC, Bunurong and Gunai Kurnai Country Foster War Memorial Arts Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Bunurong and Gunai Kurnai People. Nestled in amongst the rolling hills with stunning views, Foster is a stone’s throw from spectacular beaches, forests and waterfalls and wildlife. Its main feature is the … Read more

Poowong East Hall, VIC, Bunurong and Gunaikurnai Country Poowong East Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bunurong and Gunaikurnai People. Nestled in the lush, rolling hills of South Gippsland, the Poowong East Hall is a testament to the community’s resilient and pioneering spirit. Built on land that early Danish settlers patiently cleared from … Read more

Rokeby Community Hall, VIC, Gunai Kurnai Country Rokeby Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunai Kurnai People. The Rokeby Hall embodies everything a country hall should; space to mingle, for kids to run and play, a huge grassed Common, and a fabulous kitchen for serving comfort food during good times. Only six … Read more

Ballan Neighbourhood House Mechanics Hall, VIC, Wadawurrung Country  Ballan Neighbourhood House Mechanics Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung People. The Ballan Mechanics Institute Public Hall was built in the 1880s by the towns folk as a central community gathering space, to socialise and learn together. Over the last century the hall has … Read more

Alderwood Manor, VIC, Eastern Marr Country Alderwood Manor stands on the traditional lands of the Eastern Marr People. Welcome to Alderwood Manor – an immersive cultural haven in the heart of Cobden, South West Victoria. Originally constructed in 1906 as the community theatre, Alderwood Manor continues to stand as a vibrant hub where creativity, community … Read more

Off the Rails Dunkeld, VIC, Gunditjmara and Eastern Maar Peoples Country Off the Rails Dunkeld stands on the traditional lands of the Gunditjmara and Eastern Maar Peoples People. Off the Rails Dunkeld is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit arts and community hub set within the beautifully restored heritage Dunkeld Railway Station. It provides an inclusive space where … Read more

Laharum Public Hall, VIC, Wotjobaluk Jaadwa Jadawadjali Wegaia Jupagaluk Country Laharum Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wotjobaluk Jaadwa Jadawadjali Wegaia Jupagaluk People. The hall with a view! Laharum is a small active community situated with a view of the North West Grampians. This gorgeous town value their community, environment and surrounds. … Read more

Avenel Memorial Hall, Victoria, Taungurung Country Avenel Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taungurung People. Avenel’s Memorial Hall is in the centre of the township and stands as a timeless gathering place. The hall provides space for numerous activities ranging from hosting craft classes to synonymous quartets, social nights, musicals and film … Read more

Sandy Creek Memorial Hall, VIC, Jaimatang and Dhudhuroa Country  Sandy Creek Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jaimatang and Dhudhuroa People. Sandy Creek Memorial Hall, situated in a beautiful rural area in north east Victoria, has served the people of Sandy Creek, Charleroi and Red Bluff for many generations. The original hall … Read more

Bungowannah Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Bungowannah Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The Bungowannah Hall was constructed in 1914, funded by public subscription through the local community. A Grand Concert and Dance was held on 8th July 1914 to celebrate the opening. The original building was corrugated iron, without internal walls … Read more

Tarnagulla Public Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country Tarnagulla Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. Built in 1861–62, the Tarnagulla Victoria Theatre – now the Public Hall – echoes with musical and theatrical heritage. Once a hotel and Cobb & Co depot, it hosted Lola Montez’s scandalous 1855 … Read more

Nanneella Solidiers Memorial Hall, VIC, Yorta Yorta Country Nanneella Solidiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yorta Yorta People. Nanneella Soldiers Memorial Hall is at the heart of the community – a place built on memories, laughter, and togetherness. From local dances and fundraisers to family milestones and quiet gatherings, the Hall … Read more

Caldwell Hall, NSW, Barapa Barapa Country Caldwell Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barapa Barapa People. The Caldwell Hall is the hub of the local community, and is used throughout the year for yoga, live music, meetings, fire brigade and first aid training days. Festival of Small Halls returns to Caldwell on Sunday, … Read more

Lake House, QLD, Jinibara Country Lake House stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. This Small Halls show takes place as part of Lake Gkula Camping. A beautiful Spring school holiday camping experience for the whole family, community groups, or a quiet getaway, after pitching their tents under a shady campsite, Lake Gkula … Read more

Mary Valley Show Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country Mary Valley Show Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi People. The Mary Valley Show Hall is the heart of Imbil – a small town set within a rural community, 40 minutes to Gympie, 45 minutes to Noosa and 90 minutes to … Read more

Cooroy Memorial Hall, QLD, Kabi Kabi Country Cooroy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi People. The Cooroy Memorial Hall is a beautiful country hall in the heart of the Noosa hinterland – recently refurbished with old time community love! Festival of Small Halls returns to Cooroy on Friday, 3 October, … Read more

Mt Nimmel Hall, QLD, Yugambeh Country Mt Nimmel Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yugambeh People. Mt Nimmel Hall is the meeting house for folk living in Austinville, a secluded lush valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, nestled between Mudgeeraba and Springbrook National Park’s world-heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest. Mt Nimmel Hall serves as … Read more

Greymare Hall, QLD, Githabul Country Greymare Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Githabul People. Greymare Hall was established in 1936 – an authentic country hall set in the heart of a community steeped in history. In the early days of European settlement, a hotel, cheese factory, sale yards, sports ground and rail siding … Read more

Glen Aplin Memorial Hall, QLD, Kambuwal, Bundjalung AND GAMILAROI COUNTRY Glen Aplin Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kambuwal, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi People. The Glen Aplin Memorial Hall was erected in memory of those from the district who served in World War One and World War Two. Building materials were scarce but the … Read more

Texas Memorial Hall, QLD, Bigambul and Gambuwal/Kambuwal Country Texas Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul and Gambuwal/Kambuwal People. The Texas Memorial Hall was built in 1958. Soon after opening, the stage collapsed during a meeting of local tobacco growers. The origin of the town’s name is generally regarded as a reference … Read more

Eulo Queen Hotel Woolshed , QLD, BUDJITI COUNTRY Eulo Queen Hotel Woolshed stands on the traditional lands of the Budjiti people. The notorious Eulo Queen, Isabelle Gray, might not still be in Eulo, but the sense of fun and her redoubtable spirit remains strong here – perhaps literally! Numerous (sober) visitors have reported feeling an … Read more

Memorial Hall, QLD, Bidjara and Iningai Country Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bidjara and Iningai people. Did you know that Blackall’s Memorial Hall has been the heart of entertainment and community life for generations? From the 1940s to today, it’s hosted everything from Girl Guides Variety Concerts and school plays to … Read more

Anakie Community Hall, QLD, Gayiri Country Anakie Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gayiri People. The Anakie Community Hall – otherwise known as the Anakie School of Arts – has been home to many events over the years. The lifeblood of the town, over the years it has seen weddings, yoga, sugar … Read more

Thangool Recreation Reserve, QLD, Gangulu Country Thangool Recreation Reserve stands on the traditional lands of the Gangulu People. The Thangool Recreation Reserve clubhouse/hall was originally the Biloela Golf clubhouse. The whole building, complete with function room, bar and cold room, was moved to Thangool in 1983. The Thangool Advancement Association has held monthly meetings at … Read more

Cameby Hall, QLD, Barunggam/Barangun COUNTRY Cameby Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barunggam/Barangun People. The Cameby Hall has been an important part of Cameby and surrounding communities since the 1960s. The hall is located off the highway halfway between Chinchilla and Miles, and is surrounded by farmland. It has held many local dances, … Read more

Wardell Memorial Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Wardell Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung People. Wardell is a small village in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales on the banks of the Richmond River. While the hall itself was flooded during the natural disaster of 2022, it has retained its charm … Read more

Coramba Community Hall, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country Coramba Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Coramba is a picturesque hinterland village 15 minutes from Coffs Harbour, on the banks of the Orara River. The historic Coramba Community Hall is over 100 years old! Built from beautiful local timbers with a lovingly restored … Read more

Currabubula War Memorial Hall, NSW, Kamilaroi Country Currabubula War Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kamilaroi People. Currabubula War Memorial Hall is 112 years young in 2024 and is the centre of the beautiful rural village, 30kms south of Tamworth. The hall has been host to many a good old fashioned bush … Read more

Mount Magnet Anzac Hall, WA, Badimia Country Mount Magnet Anzac Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Badimia People. Mount Magnet is a community built on a history of mining and pastoral industries, rich in natural beauty and strong ancestral culture. Mount Magnet is a well-loved and historically relevant town with a colorful history … Read more

Showgrounds Exhibition Hall, WA, Naaguja Country Showgrounds Exhibition Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Naaguja People. The Exhibition Hall at the Nanson Showgrounds is a quirky space that has been used for 75 years for the local show, displaying various items such as flowers and photographs. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Nanson … Read more

Perenjori Town Hall, WA, Badimia Country Perenjori Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Badimia People. The Perenjori Town Hall is where the people of Perenjori, a small farming community in the midwest, have gathered for a century. It’s an active part of many lives and it’s as important now as it was … Read more

Lancelin Community Hall, WA, Yued Country TONIGHT’S SHOW IN LANCELIN IS CANCELLED. POSSIBLY POSTPONED TBC. Lancelin Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yued People. The Lancelin Community Hall stands as a cherished landmark in Lancelin, its presence woven into the fabric of local history. In times gone by it was the place … Read more

Badgingarra Community Centre, WA, Yued Country Badgingarra Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Yued People. The small hall started its life as an even smaller hall in Fremantle before the locals disassembled it in early 1975 and moved it to Badgingarra. It was rebuilt and officially opened in December 1978. It is … Read more

Yorkrakine Hall, WA, Ballardong Nyoongar Country Yorkrakine Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong Nyoongar People. Yorkrakine’s Agricultural Hall will celebrate its 100th birthday in 2026. The site the hall was eventually constructed on was the third site allocated to the Yorkrakine Progress Association for this purpose after previous sites were erroneously developed. … Read more

York Town Hall, WA, Ballardong Noongar Country. York Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong Noongar People.  York Town Hall, built in 1911, is a stunning example of Federation Free Classical architecture and a proud symbol of the town’s gold rush prosperity. With its grand columns, ornate pediment and spacious interior, it … Read more

Bulyee Town Hall, WA, Njaki Njaki Country Bulyee Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Njaki Njaki People. The Bulyee Hall recently celebrated 75 years in 2024! A true testament to the power of community, the hall was originally funded by a group of 21 passionate local residents. The hall had experienced another … Read more

Cummins Theatre, WA, Njaki Njaki Nyoongar Country Cummins Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Njaki Njaki Nyoongar People. Mr Cummins purchased the Tivoli Theatre, which had been built in Coolgardie in 1897, and had it dismantled and sent in pieces to Merredin by train. Here, the 30-year-old theatre was rebuilt where it stands … Read more

Lake Grace Shire Hall, WA, Ballardong Country Lake Grace Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong People. The Lake Grace Town Hall was opened on 25 April 1930. The hall was used for many social occasions including the very popular Fancy Dress Ball, which was first organised and run by the Anglican … Read more

Wellstead Hall, WA, Noongar COUNTRY Wellstead Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People, with close associations to the Menang, Goreng and Wirlomin Peoples. Built in 1969 with funds raised by the community, Wellstead Hall was first used by the kindergarten group as young children were not attending school yet. They would travel … Read more

Borden Pavilion, WA, Goreng Country Borden Pavilion stands on the traditional lands of the Goreng People. The Borden Pavilion was built 22 years ago with a vision to entertain and it’s purpose built for shows like Small Halls (and other things). Festival of Small Halls returns to Borden on Friday, 22 August 2025 with Charlie … Read more

Tambellup Hall, WA, Goreng Country Tambellup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Goreng People. The former Agricultural Hall, now the Tambellup Hall, is of historical and social significance, hosting social and civic events since 1906. It’s a fine example of Inter-war Free Classical architecture with the 1926 front addition that makes a substantial … Read more

Kendenup Town Hall, WA, Menang Country Kendenup Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Menang People. Kendenup is a small rural town with a great view that’s located within an hours’ drive from the Stirling Range and the Porongurup Range. It was discovered in 1831 and established in 1840. The Town Hall was … Read more

Augusta Centennial Hall, WA, Wadandi Country Augusta Centennial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadandi People. Beautiful Augusta, where two oceans meet, is as far south-west as one can go in Australia. The Centennial Hall is an integral part of Augusta citizens’ celebratory life events, a place for creative pursuits of music, dance, … Read more

Nannup Town Hall, WA, Wadandi / Bibelman Country Nannup Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadandi / Bibelman People. The old Nannup Town Hall is an iconic venue with great acoustics. Built in 1903 out of timber as befits a timber town, the hall has seen many events. Its most challenging one … Read more

Gelorup Community Centre, WA, Wadandi people Country Gelorup Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Wadandi People. Tucked among a semi-rural neighbourhood, the Gelorup Community Centre has been a cheerful hub of local life since the early 1990s. It’s the proud home of the Tuart Forest Toy Library—where toys live their best lives—and … Read more

Cooktown Shire Hall, QLD, Guugu Yimithirr Country Cooktown Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Guugu Yimithirr People. Cooktown Shire Hall is significant historically for its close association with public entertainment in Cooktown since the first decade of the 20th century. The heritage listed building is Cooktown’s only surviving public hall, and has … Read more

Daintree Community Hall, QLD, Kuku Yalanji Country  Daintree Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kuku Yalanji People. The Daintree Hall was built by Arthur Zillfleisch & Co. in December 1956 and is located on Osborne Street, Daintree Village. The historic hall has been a venue for wedding receptions, concerts and other public … Read more

Machans Beach Community Hall, QLD, Yirrganydji Country Machans Beach Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yirrganydji People. T he hall’s history stems back to 1953 when the residents of Machans Beach collectively bought the block of land from the Mulgrave Shire Council. The residents then commenced building the hall, achieving an official … Read more

Mount Molloy Memorial Hall, QLD Mount Molloy Memorial Hall sits in a tiny community and was built by veterans and community members of the area. It hosts various community activities and has very strong links with military history. The town thrived on the timber and mining industries and had several hotels. Festival of Small Halls … Read more

The Con Theatre, QLD, Mamu Country The Con Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Mamu People. The Con Theatre is a small performance venue with an intimate feel about it. Festival of Small Halls returns to Innisfail on Sunday, 6 July 2025 with Champagne Weather and Charm of Finches. Opening the show will … Read more

Hallifax Community Hall, QLD  Historic Halifax. The town before Ingham was born. Close to Hinchinbrook island boat ramp and some of the best fishing in the world. Our town is oozing with history. Be sure to visit the town museum for a step back in time. Have a beer at the Halifax Hotel, browse through … Read more

Wangaratta Bowls Club, QLD, Juru Country Wangaratta Bowls Club Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Juru People. Our main streets are wide because Bowen was planned as the Capital of QLD – we never got close and thank our lucky stars everyday. We are the Gem of the Coral Coast – come and … Read more

Eungella Hall, QLD, Widi Country Eungella Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Widi People. Eungella Community Development Association Hall is the hub of the local community. Eungella Hall was built in the mid 1900’s as a meeting place for the RSL. To this day ECDA continue this tradition with the hall being used … Read more

 Seaforth Community Centre, QLD, Yuwi (Yuibera) Country Seaforth Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Yuwi (Yuibera) People. The Seaforth Community hall had its 30th birthday celebrations on 17th December 2024. It was funded by funds raised through the community and with grants from local and state governments. It is a regular meeting … Read more

The Caves Hall, QLD, Darumbal Country The Caves Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Darumbal People. The Caves Hall was originally known as The Caves School of Arts when it was built on the site in 1925. It was used for picture nights and dances.  In April 1947 the Fitzroy Public Hall at Etna … Read more

Emu Park Cultural Hall, QLD, Darumbal Country Emu Park Cultural Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Darumbal People. The Emu Park Cultural Hall is centrally located in the middle of the seaside township of Emu Park. Famously known for the iconic singing ship, Emu Park is a quaint but vibrant village that boasts … Read more

 Burnett Heads Community Hall, QLD, Gooreng Gooreng & Taribelang Bunda People Burnett Heads Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gooreng Gooreng & Taribelang Bunda People for Burnett Heads, recognising the Bailai & Gurang of the greater Bundaberg region. Moved, condemned and rebuilt, the Burnett Heads Community Hall has a long history in … Read more

Pialba Memorial Hall, QLD, Butchulla Country Pialba Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. The Pialba Memorial Hall holds a special place for the people of Hervey Bay – particularly the use of the hall as a dance hall and theatre. Possibly dating to 1906, the Pialba Shire Council purchased land … Read more

Tiaro Memorial Hall, QLD, Butchulla Country Tiaro Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. This site was utilised during the years of conflict by Allied Army Personnel as a camp for the 47th Battalion. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Tiaro on Saturday, 19 July 2025 with Champagne Weather and Charm … Read more

Jondaryan Public Hall, QLD, Jarowair & Giabal Country  Jondaryan Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jarowair & Giabal People. Jondaryan Public Hall stands proudly in the centre of the hamlet of Jondaryan, north west of Toowoomba – one of few early structures still remaining in the township. Though droughts, floods, a neighbouring … Read more

Sullivan Hall, WA, Noongar Country Sullivan Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People. In 1958 the local community commenced planning for a hall in White Gum Valley. The FCC provided land and the building was opened in 1959 and completed in 1962. The Local Association ran square dancing and used the hall, … Read more

Woodfordia Folk Club, QLD, Jinibara Country Woodfordia Folk Club stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. The home of Festival of Small Halls Australia, Woodfordia is a luscious 500-acre property in beautiful Moreton Bay region. The event will welcome a weekend of Woodfordian magic, with working bees across the weekend, and our monthly … Read more

Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. Welcome to the Springbrook Community Hall. The historically listed Springbrook Community Hall was built in 1947 for the fledgling community to hold dances, have gatherings and to hold meetings. Things haven’t changed much seventy five years later … Read more

 Macleay Island Recreation Centre, QLD, Quandamooka Country Macleay Island Recreation Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka People. A lovely hall situated on beautiful Macleay Island in the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. Just a short ferry trip from Redland Bay. Festival of Small Halls returns to Macleay Island on Sunday, 27 July 2025 … Read more

Ballan Neighbourhood House, VIC, Wadawurrung Country  Ballan Neighbourhood House stands on the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung People. With a beautiful façade constructed in 1886, this Classical Style building, the former Mechanics Institute, is now a hub for the Moorabool community. Ballan Neighbourhood House is space that hosts a range of events for people to … Read more

Deans Marsh Community Hall, VIC Deans Marsh has often been ‘on the move’ – the town, the schools, the playing fields and the community hall have all been relocated by the community members. One night in the summer of 1921, the Deans Marsh Mechanic community – somehow – hoisted the Hall that the community had … Read more

Skipton Mechanic Hall, VIC, Wadawurrung Country  Skipton Mechanic Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung People. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Skipton on Wednesday, 12 March 2025 with Hat Fitz and Cara and Lucy Farrell. Tickets are priced at: Full Admission – $15Concession Admission (Seniors, Health Care Card Holders) – $5Child Admission (Aged … Read more

Merton Memorial Hall, VIC, Taungurung Country  Merton Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taungurung People. 150km north-east of Melbourne, on the Great Victorian Rail Trail, you’ll find the small town of Merton, not far from Bonnie Doon, which was made famous in recent times as the home of the Kerrigan family in … Read more

Karramomus Hall, VIC, Yorta Yorta Country Karramomus Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yorta Yorta People. Building the Hall was suggested by the Karramomus Country Women’s Assoc Inc.. The local community made the bricks locally and helped create the 63-year-old Hall. After many years of little use, it has been restored to its … Read more

Sandy Creek Memorial Hall, VIC, Jaitmatang & Dhudhuroa Country Sandy Creek Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jaitmatang & Dhudhuroa People. Sandy Creek Memorial Hall, situated in a beautiful rural area in north east Victoria, has served the people of Sandy Creek, Charleroi and Red Bluff for many generations. The original hall … Read more

Bethanga Memorial Hall, VIC Bethanga Memorial Hall stands on the land of First Nations People. While there are no Registered Aboriginal Parties in the project region, we acknowledge the following groups we are aware of: Jaitmatang, Yaithmathang, Duduroa dhargal, Waveroo, Way-wurru, Wiradjuri and Ngarigo people as the traditional custodians of the land. Bethanga Memorial Hall … Read more

Avenel Memorial Hall , VIC, Taungurung Country Avenel Memorial Hall  stands on the traditional lands of the Taungurung People. Avenel’s War Memorial Hall is in the centre of the township and stands as a timeless gathering place. Erected in 1963, the hall provides space for activities that fully engages the community. From hosting craft classes to … Read more

Numurkah RSL Hall, VIC, Yorta Yorta Country Numurkah RSL Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yorta Yorta People. Numurkah RSL Hall is situated a stone’s throw away from the Memorial Park at the south end of Melville street, Numurkah’s main drag. Many locals have made memories at this hall, meeting up for a … Read more

Caldwell Hall, NSW, Barapa Barapa  Country Caldwell Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barapa Barapa  People. Originally used for barracks and training during the second world war, the building was transported to its current site and established in 1947. The hall is used over 100 times a year from yoga, fire brigade, water … Read more

Inglewood Town Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country Inglewood Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. Inglewood Town Hall stands proudly on Verdon Street, a Victorian vision in white, flanked by majestic date palms. It is the most significant building in a town which traces its origins back to the … Read more

Glenorchy Memorial Hall, VIC, Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk Country Glenorchy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk People. The town was established around The Four Posts Inn, which opened in 1847, and within two years boasted a store, smithy and post office. The town was … Read more

Bullarto Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country Bullarto Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Bullarto on Wednesday, 26 March 2025 with Hat Fitz and Cara and Lucy Farrell. Opening the show will be local act Pink Lemonade! Pink Lemonade are a teen indie … Read more

Newham Mechanics Institute, VIC, Wurundjeri Country Newham Mechanics Institute stands on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People. Just one hour north of Melbourne and looking out to majestic Hanging Rock, Newham Mechanics Institute has been at the centre of this picturesque village for over 115 years. Featuring a permanent exhibition of photos dating back … Read more

Tarwin Lower Mechanics Institute, VIC, Bunerong/Gunai Kurnai Country Tarwin Lower Mechanics Institute stands on the traditional lands of the Bunerong/Gunai Kurnai People. Tarwin Lower Hall is a much loved community asset, home to regular markets and live events. The Hall received a huge face lift in 2024 with weatherboard repairs and fresh paint all round!  … Read more

Mirboo North Hall, VIC, Gunai Kurnai Country Mirboo North Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunai Kurnai People. Mirboo North Hall is a classic venue, sitting on the main street. The hall has seen an amazing array of events and celebrations in its long history and remains to be the heart of this … Read more

Nowa Nowa Community Hall, VIC, Gunai Kurnai Country  Nowa Nowa Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunai Kurnai People. The Nowa Nowa Hall was built in July 1926, funded mainly by public donation, lighting was originally by kerosene lamps, later ‘gloria lights’, then a generator, until electricity connected in 1964. It was … Read more

Carrick Public Hall, TAS, Panninher & Pallitore Country Carrick Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Panninher & Pallitore People. Carrick Hall dates back to the 1900s. It is believed the original hall was destroyed by fire around 1898, and replaced by the current hall with a donation of land and financial support … Read more

Rowella Community Hall, TAS, Palawa & Pakana Country Rowella Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Palawa & Pakana People. Two local residents donated land to provide the community with a recreational and cultural facility. Their vision was achieved when the Rowella Community Hall opened in January 1927. Formerly a Presbyterian church in … Read more

Gunns Plains Hall, TAS, Tommeginne Country Gunns Plains Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Tommeginne People.  It was September 1925, almost 100 years ago, when the local mayor of Ulverstone at the time opened the Gunns Plains Hall with a grand ball. It began with a parcel of land donated by a generous … Read more

Stanley Town Hall, TAS, North West Tasmanian Aboriginal Country Stanley Town Hall  stands on the traditional lands of the North West Tasmanian Aboriginal People. The Stanley Town Hall is nestled at the base of the Nut. The Hall was opened in 1911, and in 1988 the Hall was listed on the Tasmanian Heritage Register. During 2010 … Read more

Parkham Community Hall, TAS, Pallittorre Country Parkham Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Pallittorre People. Parkham Hall is nestled in lush green dairy and beef country with the magnificent Great Western Tiers mountain range to the south, towering over the plains and dusted with snow in the cooler months. This was the … Read more

Broadmarsh Hall, TAS The Broadmarsh Hall is a small newly renovated hall within a small rural town, just a mere leisurely drive of 12 kilometres from Brighton. The locals love to catch up and always welcome new friends. Sit back relax, enjoy the music and catch up with old friends and make new friends. A … Read more

Swansea Town Hall, TAS, Paredarerme Country Swansea Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Paredarerme People. Welcome to Swansea Town Hall, a charming gem on the East Coast of Tasmania! Nestled in the heart of the picturesque town, the hall has been a hub of community activity since its opening. Did you know … Read more

Surges Bay Community Hall, TAS, Melukerdee & Lyluequonny Country Surges Bay Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Melukerdee & Lyluequonny People. The little team that could….. 2 years ago, the committee formed to see if they could inject a burst of life into the Surges Bay Community Hall and what a fun … Read more

Koonya Hall, TAS, Pydairrerme Country Koonya Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Pydairrerme People. The Koonya Hall was built in the late nineteenth century to be a focus for community activities, and it still functions as that. The frame and the exterior cladding are locally-milled timber, but the liner-boards are imported Baltic pine … Read more

Sandford Hall, TAS, Mumirimina Country Sandford Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Mumirimina People. This show marks the 700th Festival of Small Halls show! Festival of Small Halls rolls into Sandford on Sunday, 19 January 2025 with Susan O’Neill and Monique Clare. Opening the show will be local act Cathy Diver! Like any … Read more

Booubyjan Hall, QLD Booubyjan Hall is perched on the top of the hill overlooking local farming properties. If you’re lucky, the cows will pay a visit while you’re visiting our hall. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Booubyjan on Wednesday, 25 September 2024 with Kellie Loder and Van Dijk & Mcdonald. Meals and a bar … Read more

Theodore RSL Hall, QLD, Wulli Wulli Country  Theodore RSL Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wulli Wulli People. Theodore’s ‘Small Hall’, our now RSL Hall, started out in July of 1924 as the Castle Creek sub-branch R.S.S.I.L.A of Australia as they had decided to erect a public hall and meeting rooms here. The … Read more

Anakie Community Hall, QLD, Gayiri Country Anakie Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gayiri People. The Anakie Community Hall – otherwise known as the Anakie School of Arts – has been home to many events over the years. The life and blood of the town, over the years it has seen weddings, … Read more

Muttaburra Memorial Hall, QLD, Iningai Country Muttaburra Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Iningai People. In the 1930s, a hall was constructed as a memorial to the 1914-1918 veterans with the funds raised through public subscription. This Hall was destroyed by fire in the early 1980s. The new Hall, built in 1983, … Read more

Blackall CWA Hall, QLD, Inangui Country Blackall CWA Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Inangui People. Just off the main street of Blackall in Western QLD is a humble timber-clad CWA Hall. As you step into the building a young Queen Elizabeth II watches from a faded photograph. The Hall itself has been … Read more

Mitchell Shire Hall, QLD , Gunggari Country Mitchell Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunggari People. Mitchell’s history involves an Aboriginal population acknowledged to have inhabited the area for at least 19,000 years, bush-rangers, miners, and the birth of Australia’s shortest-serving Prime Minister, Francis Forde. A more modern experience, however, might bring … Read more

Surat Shire Hall, QLD, Mandandanji Country Surat Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Mandandanji People. The Surat Shire Hall was built in 1929, and heritage listed in 2007. This majestic building is a fine and intact example of a timber shire hall of its era, catering for both corporate and social functions. … Read more

The Cameby Hall, QLD, Barunggam Country  The Cameby Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barunggam People. The Cameby Hall has been an important part of the Cameby and surrounding communities since the 1960s. The hall is located off the highway halfway between Chinchilla and Miles, and is surrounded by farmland. It has held … Read more

Texas Memorial Hall, QLD The Texas Memorial Hall was built in 1958. Soon after opening, the stage collapsed during a meeting of local tobacco growers. The origin of the town’s name is generally regarded as a reference to a territorial dispute. The land in the area was first settled by the McDougall brothers, who found … Read more

Ballandean Hall, QLD, Bundjalung/Githabal, Gamillaroi & Kambual Country  Ballandean Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung/Githabal, Gamillaroi & Kambual People. Historical Ballandean Hall is the heart of the community where locals go for any celebration – right opposite our very own Fruitisaurus (dinosaur) and the historic Ballandean Railway Station. Weekly activities include Wednesday … Read more

Drayton Memorial Hall, QLD, Giabal and Jarowair Country Drayton Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Giabal and Jarowair People. Drayton began as a camping place at the intersection of various pastoral stations in 1842. The European settler Thomas Alford, named his house, store and post office Drayton, which then became the name … Read more

Ironpot Farmers Hall, QLD, Auburn Hawkwood Country  Ironpot Farmers Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Auburn Hawkwood People. Ironpot Hall is the structure that forms the hub of the Ironpot Community. The building is nothing fancy but it represents near 90 years of community connectedness. Ironpot is a tiny community of 44 people … Read more

Landcare Hall, QLD, Gooreng Gooreng Country Landcare Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gooreng Gooreng People. It’s been a while since the former Scout Hall hosted weddings, parties or anything and the Landcare group look forward to opening its doors once again to the community. Spacious and set in forested grounds it’s the … Read more

Mooloolah Public Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi Country Mooloolah Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi People. The Mooloolah Public Hall has been community owned since it was first built 118 years ago and is thought to be the oldest community hall on the Sunshine Coast. The Hall was officially opened with … Read more

Kin Kin Hall of Arts, QLD This was the first School of Arts built between Brisbane and Gympie. The building originally comprised a reading room, a library room and a hall, the size of the whole building being 50 feet by 28 feet with a small stage on which stood a new piano. The hall … Read more

Perseverance Hall, QLD, Jarowair, Giabal and Jagera Country  Perseverance Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jarowair, Giabal and Jagera People. Our lovely old Hall sits proudly in the landscape of Perseverance as it has done for 88 years. Serving many generations in the district over that time, it was built on the goodness … Read more

Back Plains Hall, QLD Back Plains Hall (aka School Of Arts) was originally built in 1905 down the hill from the current site, beside the Back Plains School. It was used for a range of events like dances, political meetings, birthday parties, boxing matches and even as a skating rink. In 1928 it was deliberately … Read more

 Macleay Island Community Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country   Macleay Island Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka People. You are greeted by a statue of a big guitar. Right next to the hall is new mural designed and painted by locals. Festival of Small Halls returns to Macleay Island on Friday, 18 October … Read more

Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri people of the Yugambeh language group. Welcome to the Springbrook Community Hall. The historically listed Springbrook Community Hall was built in 1947 for the fledgling community to hold dances, have gatherings and to hold meetings. Things haven’t changed … Read more

 Mapleton Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country  Mapleton Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. The Mapleton Hall and Sportsground was established 1910. The land was donated by a local pioneer, Mr.W.H.Rosser, and was established and has been maintained as a trust. This Hall was rebuilt in 1916 following a disastrous bush fire destroying … Read more

Badgingarra Community Centre, WA, Yued Country Badgingarra Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Yued People. The Badgingarra Community Centre had a former life as the PCYC (Police & Citizens Youth Club) in South Fremantle from 1958 to 1978. Due to a road realignment, the hall had to be demolished. Badgingarra had been … Read more

Perenjori Town Hall, WA, Badimia Country  Built in 1938, the Perenjori Hall is a classic example of art deco style construction. Location of local weddings, cabarets (cornflakes on the floor for extra ‘slip’!), christenings, and beer-soaked football wind-ups, the Hall has a place in the memories of local Perenjori community members. Festival of Small Halls … Read more

Yorkrakine Hall, WA, Ballardong Nyoongar Country  Yorkrakine Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong Nyoongar People. Once upon a time this community boasted a school, general store, hall and a wheatbin serving the local farmers of the district. The Agricultural Hall which was constructed in 1926 still remains standing strong, and over the … Read more

Southern Cross Community Centre, WA, Kalaamaya Country  Southern Cross Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Kalaamaya People. The Southern Cross Community Hall was replaced with the building standing today and opened 14th December 1996. It has hosted many performances and special events from local weddings to comedy shows, riverdance to ballet and … Read more

The Rep Club, WA The Goldfields Repertory Club was formed in 1931 and has been operating a theatre in Brookman Street since 1938. The current location was opened in 1976 after the original building was destroyed in a fire. Festival of Small Halls returns to Kalgoorlie-Boulder on Sunday, 11 August 2024 with Jed Parsons (NZ) … Read more

Newdegate Town hall, WA, Nyaki Nyaki Country  Newdegate Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Nyaki Nyaki People.  Newdegate Town Hall started as a dancer’s hall back in 1925. A committee was formed to raise funds for a small dance hall, which was constructed in time for the railway line opening in March … Read more

Borden Pavilion, WA, Goreng Country Borden Pavilion stands on the traditional lands of the Goreng People. ‘In the middle of everywhere’   Welcome to Borden Pavilion, the vibrant nucleus of the tight-knit rural community of Borden.   The Pavilion serves as a focal point for local events, gatherings and activities, bringing together residents from the … Read more

Narrikup Hall, WA, Menang Noongar Country Narrikup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Menang Noongar People. Narrikup is the southernmost townsite in the Shire of Plantagenet, located 17km from Mount Barker and home of the Biggest Cricket Bat in the Southern Hemisphere.  The name ‘Narrikup’ is derived from the Aboriginal name of a … Read more

Tambellup Hall, WA, Goreng Country  Tambellup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Goreng People. The former Agricultural hall, now the Tambellup Hall, is of historical and social significance, hosting social and civic events venue since 1906. It is a fine example of Interwar Free Classical architecture with the 1926 front addition, that makes … Read more

Witchcliffe Hall, WA A historic wooden hall built in the 1930’s, Witchcliffe Hall has been used as community venue, shop and other purposes over time. It is known locally as “The Druids Hall” due to a group in the 1930’s who held their meetings regularly at the hall. They were a fraternity called “The Druids” … Read more

Augusta Centennial Hall, WA, Wardandi Country   Beautiful Augusta, where two oceans meet, is as far south-west as one can go in Australia. The Centennial Hall is an integral part of Augusta citizens’ celebratory life events, a place for creative pursuits of music, dance, art and craft, or on the more physical side, a location for … Read more

Nannup Town Hall, WA, Bibbulmun and Wardandi Country Nannup Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bibbulmun and Wardandi People. The old Nannup Town Hall is an iconic venue with great acoustics. Built in 1903 out of timber (as befits a timber town), the hall has held many events, including the first schoolhouse … Read more

Machans Beach Community Hall, QLD, Yirrganydji Country Machans Beach Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yirrganydji People. The Machans Beach Community Association was founded in 1949 and bought the land on which the hall now stands in 1953. With fundraising and local volunteer labour, construction of the hall was completed in 1960. … Read more

Daintree Community Hall, QLD, Kuku Yalanji Country Daintree Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kuku Yalanji People. The Daintree Hall was built by Arthur Zillfleisch & Co. in December 1956 and is located on Osborne Street, Daintree Village. The historic hall has been a venue for wedding receptions, concerts and other public … Read more

Cooktown Shire Hall , QLD, Guugu Yimithirr Country Cooktown Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Guugu Yimithirr People. Cooktown Shire Hall is significant historically for its close association with public entertainment in Cooktown since the first decade of the 20th century. The heritage listed building is Cooktown’s only surviving public hall, and … Read more

Mount Molloy Memorial Hall, QLD, Muluridji Country Mount Molloy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Muluridji People. Mount Molloy Memorial Hall sits in a tiny community and was built by veterans and community members of the area. It hosts various community activities and has very strong links with military history. The town … Read more

Irvinebank School of Arts Hall, QLD, Bar Barrum Country Irvinebank School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bar Barrum People. The School of Arts Hall is over 100 years old and is the main Heritage Building standing in Irvinebank. Its history, together with the Old QLD National Bank, museum, museum residence … Read more

The Con Theatre, QLD, Mamu Country The Con Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Mamu People. The Con Theatre is a small performance venue with an intimate feel about it. Festival of Small Halls returns to Innisfail on Sunday, 7 July 2024 with Quote The Raven and Hailey Calvert. Opening the show will be … Read more

JL Kelly Theatre, QLD, Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country JL Kelly Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin people. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Ingham on Wednesday, 10 July 2024 with Quote The Raven and Hailey Calvert. Opening the show will be local act Janae Pearce! Janae Pearce, a proud … Read more

Bloomsbury Soldiers Memorial Hall, QLD, Yuwi/Gia Country Bloomsbury Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuwi/Gia People. The Bloomsbury Soldiers Memorial Hall was erected on land donated many years ago by a local Bloomsbury identity, Sgt Charles Dougherty, a returned WW1 Anzac, to pay homage to the district ‘s past servicemen. It … Read more

Bob Wood Cultural Hall, QLD, Yuwi Country Bob Wood Cultural Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuwi People. Bob Wood Cultural Hall, a Bicentennial gift to the Sarina Community, heart of Sarina, has hosted everything from school dances, romances, fetes and recitals, even funerals. The first hall on this site, Sarina Shire Hall, … Read more

Emu Park Cultural Hall, QLD, Darumbal Country Emu Park Cultural Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Darumbal People. The Emu Park Cultural Hall is centrally located in the middle of the seaside township of Emu Park. Famously known for the iconic singing ship, Emu Park is a quaint but vibrant village that boasts … Read more

Burnett Heads Community Hall, QLD, Gooreng Gooreng and Taribelang Bunda Country Burnett Heads Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gooreng Gooreng and Taribelang Bunda People. Moved, condemed and rebuilt, the Burnett Heads Community Hall has a long history in Burnett Heads.  Housing numerous community groups and a community library, it is a … Read more

Urangan Community Centre, QLD, Butchulla Country Urangan Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. The Urangan Community Wellness Centre has recently been upgraded and extended to support the growing needs of the Fraser Coast to provide social programs to the community through the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre.  Festival of Small Halls … Read more

Rainbow Beach Community Hall, QLD, Butchulla Country Rainbow Beach Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. The hall was purpose-built 12 years ago to be an evacuation centre in the event of natural disaster or other emergency. The community managed to get the stage included so it could satisfy the community’s … Read more

Mt Mee Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country Mt Mee Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. Mt Mee Public Hall is the central hub of Mt Mee, located on the Mt Mee main road. Heritage listed and situated in the township, Mt Mee is known for its breathtaking views over the Glasshouse Mountains, … Read more

Eudlo Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country Eudlo Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi People. Eudlo’s beautiful hall is the third iteration of this historic institution, built by volunteers in the 1950’s from timber milled at Olsen’s sawmill. In the heart of old logging country, Eudlo farmers regularly collected trophies … Read more

Cambooya Public Hall, QLD, Jagera, Giabal & Jarrowair Country Cambooya Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wakka Wakka, Giabal & Jarrowair People. Cambooya Hall was built in 1909 and hosts functions large and small, including weddings, birthdays, classes and group meetings. Festival of Small Halls returns to Cambooya on Wednesday, 24 July … Read more

Church of Christ, QLD, Jagera/Yuggera and Ugarapul Country Church of Christ stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera/Yuggera and Ugarapul People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Marburg on Thursday, 25 July 2024 with Quote The Raven and Hailey Calvert. Opening the show will be local act Greg McHugh! Greg is a local boy, born … Read more

Mount Alford School of Arts Hall, QLD The Mount Alford School of Arts Hall was originally built in 1906 and has been a central hub for community events and gatherings ever since. Agatha Christie, the renowned mystery writer, once took the stage herself at Mount Alford Hall in 1922 and Mathew Pritchard (her grandson) attended … Read more

Mt Nimmel Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Mt Nimmel Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. Mt Nimmel Hall is the meeting house for folk living in Austinville, a secluded lush valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, nestled between Mudgeeraba and Springbrook National Park’s world-heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest. Mt Nimmel Hall serves as … Read more

Russell Island Recreation Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country Russell Island Recreation Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka People. As you disembark at the recently constructed ferry terminal, the Russell Island Recreation Hall will likely be your initial point of interest. In the past, Russell Island played a significant role as a primary provider … Read more

Brunswick Town Hall, WA, Binjareb Country  Brunswick Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Binjareb People. Brunswick Town Hall is historically associated with the development of the district in the 1930s. The hall is a special place for the community, holding memories of many events, attended by local individuals and families since 1936. … Read more

Elgin Hall, WA, Wadandi Country   Elgin Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadandi People. In 2023, Elgin Hall celebrated its 90th birthday. The Capel region is renowned for its ancient jarrah and tuart forests, and 29km of beaches dotted with dramatic dunes. Roughly halfway between the centres of Bunbury and Busselton, and nestled … Read more

Waroona Memorial Hall, WA, Bindjareb Noongar Country  Waroona Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bindjareb Noongar People. The Waroona Memorial Hall opened in 1934 in front of the showgrounds, and was used to screen movies for some years. The hall also has a room for Returned Service League (RSL) memorabilia, and Prime … Read more

Williams Town Hall, WA, Willman Country Williams Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Willman People. The Williams Memorial Hall was built in 1959 on the original site of the Williams Road Board. Located on the main street of Williams, the Hall is frequently used for repertory productions and represents the resilience and … Read more

Willaura Memorial Hall, VIC, Eastern Maar Country  Willaura Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Eastern Maar People. The Willaura Memorial was funded and built by the local community in 1957 to remember those who served in war. Its classic cream brick walls, with glass, steel and stone facia echoed the architecture of … Read more

Laharum Public Hall, VIC, Jardwadjali Country  Laharum Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jardwadjali People. The hall with a view. Laharum is a small active community situated with a view of the North west Grampians. They value their community, environment and surrounds. Festival of Small Halls returns to Laharum on Thursday, 7 … Read more

Deans Marsh Community Hall, VIC, Gadubanud Country  Deans Marsh Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gadubanud People. Deans Marsh has often been ‘on the move’ – the town, the schools, the playing fields and the community hall have all been relocated by the community members. One night in the summer of 1921, … Read more

Lexton Public Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurung Country  Lexton Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurung People. On 6 December 1894 the town held a public meeting to look into creating a public hall for Lexton. They purchased the Doctors Creek School and moved it to Lexton to use as … Read more

Baringhup Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurung Country  Baringhup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurung People. Located in the foothills of Mt Tarrengower, Baringhup Hall is good for meetings, dances, and large meals. It features a large hall space and a supper room, and is clad in tin. Managed by the … Read more

Glenlyon Hall, VIC, Djadjawurung Country  Glenlyon Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Djadjawurung People. Since its heyday as the centre of the universe (well – when it was the shire offices, 1860s onwards: three staff, three offices, and lots of space for community dances) the Glenlyon Shire Hall is still the centre of … Read more

Bullarto Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country  Bullarto Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. Set among the Wombat State Forest and lush farming land, the Hall has been serving the local community for more than 100 years. It has been home to the annual Bullarto Vintage Tractor Pull for … Read more

Avenel Memorial Hall , VIC, Taungurung Country  Avenel Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taungurung People. Avenel’s War Memorial Hall is in the centre of the township and stands as a timeless gathering place.  Erected in 1963 the hall provides space for activities that fully engages the community.  From hosting craft classes … Read more

Pyramid Hill Memorial Hall, VIC, Barapa Barapa Country  Pyramid Hill Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barapa Barapa People. The Pyramid Hill Memorial Hall has been used for commemoration and celebration for 100 years, and represents the resilience and resourcefulness of the community it serves. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Pyramid Hill on Thursday, … Read more

Caldwell Hall, NSW, Barapa Barapa Country  Caldwell Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barapa Barapa People. The Caldwell Hall was originally built to house and train pilots at the flying school near Deniliquin in the Second World War. It is the absolute hub of the local community and surrounds, and has evolved into … Read more

Savernake School of the Arts Hall, NSW, Bpangerang Country  Savernake School of the Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bpangerang People. Two churches, an oval, Post Office and hall, a school, some houses and that’s just about all. It may sound tiny, it has no castles, but good things come in small … Read more

Mitta Hall, VIC, Duduroa/Jaitmatang Country  Mitta Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Duduroa/Jaitmatang People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Mitta Mitta on Sunday, 24 March 2024 with Svavar Knútur and The Maes.   Tickets are priced at:Full Admission – $20Concession Admission (Pensioners, Health Care Card, Students) – $12Child Admission (Aged 12 and Under … Read more

Gundaroo Soldiers Memorial Hall, NSW, Ngunawal Country  Gundaroo Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngunawal People. If the walls of this hall could talk, vibrant would their stories be. Hastily constructed 133 years ago, the Gundaroo Soldiers Memorial Hall began life as a hectic roller-skating facility with 3 evenings booked out … Read more

Yetman Memorial Hall, NSW, Bigambul Country Yetman Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul People. Yetman sits on the Macintyre River just 30 kilometres south of the Queensland border. The first station was established way back in 1837, and the Yetman Memorial Hall wasn’t constructed until 1935. It has remained a cornerstone … Read more

Ashford Memorial Hall, NSW, Ngarabal and Kamilaroi Country Ashford Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngarabal and Kamilaroi People. The hall commemorates those who died in service or were killed in action in World War One. It was officially opened on the 16th September 1938. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Ashford … Read more

Currabubula War Memorial Hall, NSW, Kamilaroi Country Currabubula War Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kamilaroi People. Currabubula War Memorial Hall is 112 years young in 2024 and is the centre of the beautiful rural village, 30kms south of Tamworth. The hall has been host to many a good old fashioned bush … Read more

Bloomfield Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Bloomfield Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. Situated in the leafy grounds of the Orange Health Service precinct, the Bloomfield Hall is an iconic venue with a long history of hosting performances in all areas of the arts in the Orange community. Do not be surprised … Read more

Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1924 to show their respect for, and in remembrance of the Army, Navy and Air Servicemen and women of the Woodstock community. The newly refurbished building is … Read more

Dalton Public Hall, NSW, Ngunnawal Country Dalton Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal People. The Dalton Public Hall is newly refurbished and celebrates its centenary in 2023. It is central to community activities in the town and the great acoustics make it a great venue for plays and musical performances. Dalton … Read more

St Saviours Cathedral Hall, NSW, Gundungurra Country St Saviours Cathedral Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gundungurra People. 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 … Read more

Galong Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri and Ngunawal Country Galong Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri and Ngunawal People. Galong Memorial Hall was built in 1922 in memory of those lost in WW1. It has hosted many dances over the years, even had its own local four piece band called the Grovenors. … Read more

Humula Memorial Hall , NSW, Wiradjuri Country  Humula Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The original Humula Hall was built in 1890 by the School of Arts. In 1955 this building was auctioned & demolished for the new brick hall to be built – that hall is used today. The … Read more

Pambula Town Hall, NSW, Yuin Country  Pambula Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuin People. The Pambula Town Hall on the New South Wales south coastline was built of timber and a steel roof in 1883. In 1923 a brick facade was added.  Festival of Small Halls rolls into Pambula on Wednesday, … Read more

Pyree Hall, NSW, Yuin Country Pyree Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuin People. Pyree Hall was built in 1895, and has been a major community centrepiece ever since. The hall has hosted many weddings, parties, farmers’ meetings – anything really. Cold Chisel used it to rehearse one of their albums, so a … Read more

Broke Community Hall, NSW, Wonnarua Country Broke Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wonnarua People. If these walls could talk! The stories they could tell. There are tales of hard work, the toil of agriculture, the clop of the mighty horse long replaced by the whirr of machinery passing by. It has … Read more

Bobin School of Arts Hall, NSW, Biripi Country Bobin School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Biripi People. Bobin School of Arts Hall is a place for everyone in the surrounding community to gather in times of celebration and times of crisis. It is a special place to everyone in Bobin … Read more

Coramba Community Hall, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country  Coramba Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Coramba is a picturesque hinterland village 15 minutes from Coffs Harbour, on the banks of the Orara River. The historic Coramba Community Hall is over 100 years old. Built from beautiful local timbers with a lovingly restored … Read more

Whiporie Community Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Whiporie Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung People. Festival of Small Halls heads to Whiporie on Saturday, 27 January 2024 with Ryan Young and Alana Wilkinson. There will be alcohol-free drinks on the night – BYO snacks. Tickets are priced at: Full Admission – $15Child … Read more

Wardell Memorial Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Wardell Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung People. Wardell is a small village in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales on the banks of the Richmond River. While the hall itself was flooded during the natural disaster of 2022, it has retained its charm … Read more

Machans Beach Community Hall, QLD, Yirrganydji Country  Machans Beach Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yirrganydji People. The Machans Beach Community Association (MBCA) was founded in 1949. The MBCA brought the land where the Hall now stands in 1953. With fundraising and local volunteer labour, construction of the Community Hall began in … Read more

The Con Theatre, QLD, Mamu Country  The Con Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Mamu People The Con Theatre is small performance venue with an intimate feel. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Innisfail on Wednesday, 29 November 2023 with Jackie Marshall and Assynt.  Opening the show will be local act Frangipani Harvey! … Read more

PCYC Jubilee Pocket, QLD Whitsunday PCYC Police Citizens Youth Club has been serving the Whitsunday community since opening in November 2002. This show is hosted by the Whitsunday Suicide Prevention Network. PCYC Whitsunday has served as a connecting space for the community for many years. After the devastating impact of Severe Tropical Cyclone Debbie, it … Read more

Bob Wood Cultural Hall, QLD, Yuwi Country Bob Wood Cultural Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuwi People.  Bob Wood Cultural Hall, a Bicentennial gift to the Sarina Community, the heart of Sarina, has hosted everything from school dances, romances, fetes and recitals, even funerals. The first hall on this site, Sarina Shire … Read more

The Queen Street Hall , QLD, Darumbal Country The Queen Street Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Darumbal People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Yeppoon on Sunday, 3 December 2023 with Jackie Marshall and Assynt. Opening the show will be local act Denvah! Denvah is a singer/songwriter/musician from Rockhampton, Central Queensland. Since … Read more

Captain Creek Community Sport and Recreation Club, QLD, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Bailai and Bunda Country Captain Creek Community Sport and Recreation Club stands on the traditional lands of the Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Bailai and Bunda People.  Captain Creek is a small rural Community with the Club as its hub our ‘hall’ is under our verandah, … Read more

 Burnett Heads Community Hall, QLD, Taribelang Bunda Country  Burnett Heads Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taribelang Bunda People. Moved, condemed and rebuilt, the Burnett Heads Community Hall has a long history in Burnett Heads. Housing numerous community groups and a community library, it is a place where locals can be found … Read more

Dundowran Recreational Hall, QLD, Butchulla Country Dundowran Recreational Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. In May 1933 the CSR Sugar Mill barracks at Childers was bought for £100. The barracks were dismantled and moved by rail and re-erected as the Dundowran Recreational Hall. It was opened officially on 15 July 1933. … Read more

Beerwah Community Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi and Jinaburra Country  Beerwah Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi and Jinaburra People. The Beerwah Community Hall is located adjacent to the Beerwah library located at 25 Peachester Road, Beerwah. Parking is available on site. The venue features a large main hall with timber … Read more

Ballandean Hall, QLD, Bundjalung (Githabul), Gamilaroi, Kambual Country  Ballandean Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung (Githabul), Gamilaroi, Kambuwal People. Historical Ballandean Hall is the heart of the community where locals go for any celebration. Weekly activities include Wednesday night sport night, Thursday night meal night and Cup of Tea and a Chat … Read more

Talwood Community Centre, QLD, Bigambul Country Talwood Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul People.  The Talwood Community Centre has been the go-to venue for many a shindig since the 1980s. Run by locals, for locals, this is where you come when you’re done with the day’s fishing. This pastoral district, surveyed … Read more

Kooralbyn Community Hall, QLD, Mununjali Country Kooralbyn Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Mununjali People.  Hidden amongst the gumtrees, with a verandah out the front and a verandah out the back, and a red Santa Chair. On a no through road that ends at a school, the Community Centre is one of … Read more

Mt Nimmel Hall, QLD Mt Nimmel Hall is the meeting house for folk living in Austinville, a secluded lush valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, nestled between Mudgeeraba and Springbrook National Park’s world-heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest. Mt Nimmel Hall serves as the social focal point for the close-knit Austinville community. Built in the 1930’s by … Read more

Macleay Island Community Centre Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country Country Macleay Island Community Centre Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka Country People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Macleay Island (Alcheringa) on Thursday, 14 December 2023 with Jackie Marshall and Assynt.  Opening the show will be local act Tim Caterer! Tim Caterer is … Read more

Somerset Civic Centre, QLD, Jagera, Ugarapul, Yuggera, Kabi and Jinibara Country Somerset Civic Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Ugarapul, Yuggera, Kabi and Jinibara People. Somerset Civic Centre opened in 2012 as a replacement of the much loved Lyceum Hall that tragically burned down in 2010. It offers an outstanding mixture of … Read more

Church of Christ Marburg, QLD, Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul Country  Church of Christ Marburg stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul People. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Marburg on Saturday, 16 December 2023 with Jackie Marshall and Assynt. There will be food available on the night including a BBQ by … Read more

Rainbow Beach Community Centre Hall, QLD, Butchulla Country Rainbow Beach Community Centre Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla People. Rainbow Beach Community Centre Hall is only 11 years old and is an evacuation centre to accommodate all the beach campers and holiday makers if emergencies crop up. They have all sorts of … Read more

Drayton Memorial Hall, QLD, Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair Country Drayton Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair People. Drayton began as a camping place at the intersection of various pastoral stations in 1842. The European settler Thomas Alford, named his house, store and post office Drayton, which then became … Read more

Russell Island Recreation Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country Country Russell Island Recreation Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka Country People. As you disembark at our recently constructed ferry terminal, the Russell Island Recreation Hall will likely be your initial point of interest. In the past, Russell Island played a significant role as a … Read more

Rathdowney Memorial Hall, QLD, Mununjali Country Rathdowney Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Mununjali People. Rathdowney Hall is located in the centre of town, along with the store, the information centre and the pub. It has a lively history of local dances, class reunions and community gatherings. Rathdowney has grown from a … Read more

Canungra School of Arts Hall, QLD, Wangerriburra Country Canungra School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wangerriburra People. Built in 1956, this humble hall has been providing a space for dance, music, community and creativity in all shapes and sizes for over 7 decades. The dance floor is crafted of local … Read more

Cecil Plains Memorial Hall, QLD The Cecil Plains Memorial Hall has a very colourful history and has played a major role in entertaining the Cecil Plains community, especially in its early years when television and travel weren’t as common place. People would gather for socials and these provided a means for all in the area … Read more

Hannaford Soldiers’ Memorial Hall, QLD, Bigambul Country Hannaford Soldiers’ Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul People. The Hannaford Soldiers’ Memorial Hall started its life as a soldiers’ barracks in Cabarlah before it was sold at auction and relocated by rail to its current location circa 1947. Owing to the war-time shortage … Read more

St George Cultural Centre, QLD, Mandandanji, Kooma, Bigambul Country St George Cultural Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Mandandanji, Kooma, Bigambul People. St George Cultural Hall (now Cultural Centre) is over 100 years old and is the focal point of the Cultural Centre in which it stands. St George is a fairly large … Read more

St Paul’s Parish Hall, QLD, Mandandanji Country St Paul’s Parish Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Mandandanji People. Roma is on the tourist trail and is known for its bottle trees, largest cattle selling centre, the Big Rig AND the magnificent St Paul’s Anglican Church. The Parish Hall was built in 1906 at … Read more

Jericho Town Hall, QLD, Iningai Country Jericho Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Iningai People. The tranquil and charming township of Jericho is situated on the banks of the Jordan River, south of Lake Galilee. It was originally settled when the railway line reached the banks of the Jordan River in 1885. … Read more

Glenden Recreation Centre, QLD, Jangga Country Glenden Recreation Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Jangga People. The Glenden Recreation Centre is the focal point for Glenden’s population of around 477 residents. The town has six community groups and six community facilities including, as well as this recreation centre, a pool, gym, library, parks, … Read more

Eungella Hall, QLD, Widi Country Eungella Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Widi People. Eungella Community Development Association Hall is the hub of the local community. Eungella Hall was built in the mid 1900’s as a meeting place for the RSL. To this day ECDA continue this tradition with the hall being used … Read more

Anakie Community Hall, QLD, Gayiri Country Anakie Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gayiri People. The Anakie Community Hall – otherwise known as the Anakie School of Arts – has been home to many events over the years. The life and blood of the town, over the years it has seen weddings, … Read more

Thangool Recreation Reserve, QLD, Gangulu Country Thangool Recreation Reserve stands on the traditional lands of the Gangulu People. The Thangool Recreation Reserve Hall was originally the Biloela Golf clubhouse. The whole building, complete with function room, bar and cold room, was moved to Thangool in 1983. The Thangool Advancement Association held monthly meetings at the … Read more

Waterloo Community Hall, QLD, Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai Country Waterloo Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai People. The Waterloo Hall sits at the social and geographical centre of a quiet, rural community, tucked within gentle rolling hills 40 minutes from Bundaberg. The … Read more

Mt Mee Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country Mt Mee Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. A drive up to Mount Mee is likely to be slow, your vehicle crawling along the roads as you crane your neck to try to safely check out the breath-taking views of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Take … Read more

Cooroy Memorial Hall, QLD, Kabi Kabi/ Gubbi Gubbi Country Cooroy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi/ Gubbi Gubbi People. Cooroy Memorial Hall sits proudly in the heart of this lovely hinterland town. Completed in 1926, the Hall stands as a memorial for the local servicewomen and men who represented the … Read more

Mooloolah Public Hall, QLD, Kabi Kabi Country Mooloolah Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi People. The Mooloolah Public Hall has been community owned since it was first built 118 years ago and is thought to be the oldest community hall on the Sunshine Coast. The Hall was officially opened with … Read more

Mapleton Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country Mapleton Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. The Mapleton Hall and Sportsground was established 1910. The land was donated by a local pioneer, Mr. W. H. Rosser, and was established and has been maintained as a trust. This Hall was rebuilt in 1916 following a disastrous … Read more

Pilton Soldiers Memorial Hall, QLD, Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair Country Pilton Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair People. The Pilton Soldiers Memorial Hall is a rural hall that stands on the corner of two highways, surrounded by fields of sorghum, oats, cattle, horses, and goats. The hall … Read more

Texas Memorial Hall, QLD, Bigambul Country Texas Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bigambul People. The Texas Memorial Hall was built in 1958. Soon after opening, the stage collapsed during a meeting of local tobacco growers. The origin of the town’s name is generally regarded as a reference to a territorial dispute. … Read more

Glen Aplin Memorial Hall, QLD, Kambuwal, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi Country Glen Aplin Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kambuwal, Bundjalung and Gamilaroi People. The Glen Aplin Memorial Hall was erected in memory of those from the district who served in World War One and World War Two. Building materials were scarce but … Read more

Mallanganee Memorial Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Mallanganee Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung People. Mallanganee Memorial Hall is known for fabulous entertainment, fabulous food and the most fabulous welcome to all those who pass through the doors. Mallanganee is a tiny village with exceptional community spirit and cooperation. Festival of Small … Read more

Whian Whian Memorial Hall, NSW, Widjabul Wia-bal People of the Bundjalung Nation Whian Whian Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Widjabul Wia-bal People of the Bundjalung Nation People. Whian Whian Hall was completed in 1939. ‘Mr. A. Smith performed the official opening and stated, “Few small centres could boast of public buildings … Read more

Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. Thanks to the eruption of an ancient volcano 23 million years ago, Springbrook is home to a multitude of things that grow, gurgle and glow. Spectacular waterfalls and lookouts abound and The Natural Bridge cave twinkles with … Read more

The Citadel, NSW, Ngandowal and Minyungbal people of the Bundjalung Nation The Citadel stands on the traditional lands of the Ngandowal and Minyungbal people of the Bundjalung Nation, specifically the Goodjinburra, Tulgi-gin, and Moorung-Moobah clans. The Citadel is a century old former Salvation Army Building, revived to bring music back between its walls and into … Read more

Coramba Community Hall, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country Coramba Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Coramba is a picturesque historic village in the hinterland west of Coffs Harbour. The Coramba Community Hall was built in 1914, and has been providing a welcoming space for community to come together for over 100 years. … Read more

Willawarrin Hall, NSW, Dunghutti Country Willawarrin Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dunghutti People. As the centre of the town, the Willawarrin Hall plays an integral part in connecting the community. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Willawarrin on Saturday, 20 May 2023 with Hat Fitz and Cara and Lucy Farrell. Tickets are … Read more

Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1924 to show respect for, and in remembrance of, the army, navy & air servicemen and women of our community. Festival of Small Halls returns to Woodstock on … Read more

Comboyne War Memorial Hall, NSW, Birpai Country Comboyne War Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Birpai People. Our beautiful Comboyne Hall, featuring an art deco interior, is 101 years old but still going strong. At the many dance events in ‘the old days’ the music would not stop until it was time … Read more

Frederickton School of Arts Hall, NSW, Dunghutti Country Frederickton School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dunghutti People. Frederickton School of Arts is located in the heritage town of Frederickton in the Kempsey Shire. The foundation stone was laid in November 1903 by Sir Harry Rawson, Governor of New South Wales. … Read more

Hernani Hall, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country Hernani Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Hernani Hall lies at the heart of our community. For decades it has been the venue for the local school’s Christmas production, bringing children, their families and community members together. We are looking forward to bringing new life to … Read more

Nullamanna Public Hall, NSW, Kamilaroi – Jukambul Country Nullamanna Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kamilaroi – Jukambul People. Nullamanna Public Hall celebrated her 85th birthday in April this year. The Nullamanna community is proud to welcome people to events within their small rural farming village 20km from Inverell. Festival of Small … Read more

Deepwater School of Arts Hall, NSW, Noorgabul Country Deepwater School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noorgabul People. The Deepwater School of Arts Hall is stronger than ever in its 110th year. After so many years, it is still the community hub. Opening the show will be Lauren Pedlow! Festival of … Read more

Collins Creek Hall, NSW, Gullibul Country Collins Creek Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gullibul People. The Collins Creek Hall was built in 1923 and has been in continual use, and under volunteer management, since that time. It has undergone many improvements and some additions over the years thanks to its many active … Read more

RSL Capel Sub Branch, WA Festival of Small Halls returns to Capel on Wednesday, 19 April 2023 with Colin Lillie and Iona Fyfe. Food and a bar service will be available at the Hall. Tickets are priced at: Full Admission – $20 Click here to purchase tickets. Doors Open 6.30pm Show Starts 7.00pm RSL Capel … Read more

Willyabrup Community Hall, WA, Wadandi Country Willyabrup Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wadandi People. The Willyabrup Community Hall is so small that last year the Small Halls show had to overflow into a tent. Over 100 people enjoyed a great night with great music, and Willyabrup are looking forward to a … Read more

Nannup Town Hall, WA, Wardandi and Bibbulman Country Nannup Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wardandi and Bibbulman People. The old Nannup Town Hall is an iconic venue with great acoustics. Built in 1903 out of timber (as befits a timber town), the hall has held many events, including the first schoolhouse … Read more

Centenary Hall, WA, Pibulmun and Wadandi Country Centenary Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Pibulmun and Wadandi People. Originally home to the Pibulmun-Wadandi people and called Geegelup, Bridgetown was gazetted over 150 years ago. It was named, not for its bridge, but for the ship (in the port 100 km north) that took the first shipment of … Read more

Pemberton Hall, WA, Noongar Country Pemberton Mill Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People. The Pemberton Mill Hall is owned by the Pemberton Community and was built in 1913. It is a beautifully restored hall and a great venue. There have been many happenings in the Mill Hall for over 100 years. … Read more

Porongurup Hall, WA, Noongar People Country Porongurup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People. The Porongurup Hall was erected in 1913 at a cost of 110 pounds, and was initially used as a school for the growing district. It was extended in 1923, and again in 1935, when pioneers of the district … Read more

Torbay Hall, WA, Menang Country Torbay Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Menang People. The Torbay Hall is a charming historic building nestled amongst the Karri trees halfway between the towns of Albany and Denmark. The hall was built in 1913 to support the forestry and farming communities that had developed in the … Read more

Quindanning Community Hall, WA Quindanning Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the People. The Quindanning Community Hall was established in 1958. The hall has been used for many things over the years, including CWA meetings, dances, socials, public meetings, exercise classes, weddings and the community Christmas gathering. Quindanning is divided between two shires … Read more

Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre, WA, Noongar Willman Country Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar Willman People. The Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre, (or PRACC), built in 1920, is the largest wooden building in the southern hemisphere. Not bad for a town of 809 people! The facility is … Read more

Coolgardie Hall, WA Festival of Small Halls rolls into Coolgardie on Wednesday, 3 May 2023 with Colin Lillie and Iona Fyfe. Tickets are priced at: Full Admission – $15Click here to purchase tickets. Doors Open 6.30pm Show Starts 7.00pm Coolgardie Hall has accessible entry. Festival of Small Halls events take place in venues operating under … Read more

Yorkrakine Hall, WA, The Ballardong Nyoongar People Country Yorkrakine Hall stands on the traditional lands of the The Ballardong Nyoongar People People. Once upon a time this community boasted a school, general store, hall and a wheatbin serving the local farmers of the district. The Agricultural Hall which was constructed in 1926 still remains standing … Read more

Koorda Memorial Hall, WA, Ballardong Country Koorda Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong People. The Koorda Memorial Hall was built in honour of the people that developed the Koorda district from 1908-1958. The Hall has been the centre for town gatherings and events. There are locals that have lots of tales … Read more

Wongan Hills Civic Centre, WA, Ballardong Country Wongan Hills Civic Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Ballardong People. Wongan Hills is approximately 184km north of Perth. The town is named for a nearby range of hills that are found to the north-west of the town. Surveyor General John Septimus Roe arrived in the … Read more

Lancelin Shire Hall, WA, Yued – Noongyar Country Lancelin Shire Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yued – Noongyar People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Lancelin on Sunday, 7 May 2023 with Colin Lillie and Iona Fyfe. Opening the show will be local act Savanah Solomon! West Australian singer-songwriter Savanah Solomon has … Read more

Lavers Hill Community Hall, VIC, Gulidjan and Gadubanud Country Lavers Hill Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gulidjan and Gadubanud People. Built in 1933 on the highest point of the epic Great Ocean Road, Lavers Hill Hall is best seen to be believed. This is a hall full of love, colour and … Read more

Deans Marsh Memorial Hall, VIC, Gadubanud Country Deans Marsh Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gadubanud People. Deans Marsh has often been ‘on the move’ – the town, the schools, the playing fields and the community hall have all been relocated by the community members. One night in the summer of 1921 … Read more

Algie Hall, VIC, Gunai Kurnai People and Wurundjeri Country Algie Hall stands in the boundary area of Brayakoolong Clan of the Gunai Kurnai People and the Wurundjeri of the Kulin Nation People. Nestled among rolling green valleys in the Great Dividing Range foothills, a bit over an hour from Melbourne, Neerim South enjoys stunning views … Read more

Tarwin Lower Mechanics Institute Hall, VIC, Gunai Kurnai & Bunnerong Country Tarwin Lower Mechanics Institute Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunai Kurnai & Bunnerong People. The Tarwin Lower Mechanics Institute has been hosting community events and live shows since 1888. The Hall and surrounding parkland plays a pivotal role in bringing our … Read more

Heyfield Memorial Hall, VIC, Gunaikurnai Country Heyfield Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunaikurnai People. Heyfield is a very strong community with a population of 2500. It has the largest timber mill in the southern area of Australia. Farming and tourism are also major factors supporting the town. The Heyfield Memorial Hall … Read more

Merton Memorial Hall, VIC, Taungurung Country Merton Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Taungurung People. 150km north-east of Melbourne, on the Great Victorian Rail Trail, you’ll find the small town of Merton, not far from Bonnie Doon, which was made famous in recent times as the home of the Kerrigan family in the … Read more

Sedgwick Public Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country Sedgwick Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. You won’t find a petrol station or a store in Sedgwick, (population 546 and growing), instead you will find just two buildings – a rural fire station and the Sedgwick Public Hall. Built … Read more

Glenlyon Hall, VIC, Dja Dja Wurrung Country Glenlyon Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People. Glenlyon Hall is a tiny hall in a tiny town, still looking sparkling since its renovation years ago. Looking on the bright side – the half acre of concrete out the front (unfortunately foisted upon … Read more

Moyston Hall, VIC, Eastern Maar Country Moyston Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Eastern Maar People. The Moyston Hall as it stands today is 109 years old. Previously it was the Moyston Mechanics Institute for 46 years, so it has served as a centre of community life in Moyston for over 150 years. … Read more

Murtoa Mechanics Hall, VIC, Jardwa Country Murtoa Mechanics Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jardwa People. It might be famous for its Stick Shed, but the wheat district town of Murtoa, 30km from Horsham can be equally proud of its handsome Mechanics’ Hall. Built in 1888, the peach and cream hall stands tall … Read more

Clayton Bay Community Hall, SA, Ngarrindjeri Country Clayton Bay Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngarrindjeri People. The Clayton Bay community punches well above its weight when it comes to participating in community events. The Clayton Bay Community Hall includes the local Postal Agency, and given that there are no pubs, cafes … Read more

Dunrobin Public Hall, VIC, Gunditjamara Country Dunrobin Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunditjamara People. Built for £260 in 1914 in the picturesque pastoral settlement of Dunrobin in south-western Victoria, the Dunrobin Public Hall was built as a meeting place for residents and started life as the Dunrobin Mechanic’s Hall. The build … Read more

Narrawong Mechanics Institute Hall, VIC, Gunditjmara Country Narrawong Mechanics Institute Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gunditjmara People. When the Narrawong General Store closed, the community hall became the only meeting place in Narrawong, and is used for fitness, craft, and all manner of other activities for the community. Local community groups meet … Read more

Glenorchy Memorial Hall, VIC, Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk Country Glenorchy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk People. The town was established around The Four Posts Inn, which opened in 1847, and within two years boasted a store, smithy and post office. The town was … Read more

Caldwell Hall, NSW, Barapa Barapa Country Caldwell Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barapa Barapa People. The Caldwell Hall was originally built to house and train pilots at the flying school near Deniliquin in the Second World War. It is the absolute hub of the local community and surrounds, and has evolved into … Read more

Thowgla Hall, VIC Thowgla Hall is a beautiful historic hall at the hub of the Thowgla Valley. It’s used for many social events, and is the home of the Valley’s annual Christmas Party; the kids have the night of their lives and the Hall brings our community together. During the 2019-2020 bushfires the Thowgla Valley … Read more

Mitta Hall, VIC Festival of Small Halls rolls into Mitta Mitta on Wednesday, 5 April 2023 with Scott Cook and Folk Bitch Trio. Opening the show will be local act Mallee Damm! Mallee Damm lives in the Mitta Valley. They’re currently a Year 12 student and aim to study agricultural business after finishing school. They … Read more

Talgarno Hall, VIC The historic Talgarno Hall, or Athenaeum as it was originally called, was built in 1889 and is the oldest community hall in Towong Shire. It is still the heart of the Talgarno community having hosted countless balls, concerts, dances, and social events over the years. The hall is currently being renovated while … Read more

LAKE GKULA CAMPING AT WOODFORDIA, QLD, JINIBARA COUNTRY Lake Gkula Camping stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. Lake Gkula Camping bookings for the Easter school holidays are available from 31st March to 16th April 2023.The Festival of Small Halls will perform at Lake Gkula on Saturday 8 April and Sunday 9 April, as the … Read more

Sulphur Creek Hall, TAS, Punnilerpanner Country Sulphur Creek Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Punnilerpanner People. Sulphur Creek on Tasmania’s beautiful North West Coast is a small community of approximately 500 people. Positioned to look out across the waters of Bass Strait, The Sulphur Creek Hall takes centre-place in the community positioned between … Read more

Chudleigh Memorial hall, TAS, pallitorre Country Chudleigh Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Pallittorre People. Nestled under the Great Western Tiers in Northern Tasmania, Chudleigh is historically known as the Centre of the Universe. Chudleigh’s Memorial Hall has been the heart and soul of the community for the last 63 years and was … Read more

Stanley Town Hall, tas, palawa country Stanley Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the North West Tasmanian Aboriginal People. The Stanley Town Hall is nestled at the base of the Nut. The Hall was opened in 1911 and in 1988 the Hall was listed on the Tasmanian Heritage Register. During 2010 – 2011 … Read more

Wilmot Memorial Hall, tas, Tommeginne Country Wilmot Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Tommeginne People. Wilmot is in the Valley of Views and is close to Lake Barrington. There is a walking track to Forth Falls and a campground. It has the cutest museums in Tassie, and the only quirkiness is the … Read more

Southport Community Centre, TAS, lylequonny Country Southport Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Lylequonny People. The Southport Community Centre, set in a small coastal town, is the hub for community events and gatherings in the Far South. SCCs outdoor performance stage has excellent acoustics, pouring the music through you on its way … Read more

Rowella hall, tas, palawa/pakana country Rowella Hall stands on the traditional lands of the palawa/pakana People. Rowella Hall had another life as a Presbyterian Church in Beaconsfield in the gold rush days. The building was cut into three sections and moved to Rowella, sited on land donated by two local residents, to provide the community … Read more

Longford Town Hall, TAS, panninher Country Longford Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the panninher People. Longford Town Hall at 67 Wellington Street is an impressive two-storied Victorian building with a richly decorated stucco façade, built in 1880 as Assembly Rooms by one Elizabeth Noake. She owned the adjacent Queen’s Arms Hotel (built in … Read more

Pyree hall, nsw, yuin country Pyree Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yuin People. The hall was built in 1895, and has been a major community centrepiece, hosting weddings, parties… anything really! Cold Chisel used it to rehearse for one of their albums. Festival of Small Halls returns to Pyree on Wednesday, 18 … Read more

Kangaroo Valley Hall, NSW, Dharwal Country Kangaroo Valley Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dharawal People. The iconic School of Arts was designed by James Burrell and built in 1908. There have been two extensions, in 1928 and 1937, and the building is used now, as it was then, for community social events. … Read more

Marthaguy Hall, NSW If the Marthaguy Hall could talk, it would speak of family history, pastoral pride, big seasons and slim ones. It would joke about the time Father killed a red-back mid-eulogy, of kids catching yabbies while parents filled their cups, of weddings, balls, births and deaths. If you were lucky it would share … Read more

Currabubula War Memorial Hall, NSW, Kamilaroi Country Currabubula War Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kamilaroi People. The Currabubula War Memorial Hall is the gem of the village. Recently it has had a $150,000 revamp and now has heating and cooling to keep everyone comfortable. It is a fantastic spot to watch … Read more

Mitchells flat hall, nsw, Wonnarua/Wonnaruah Country Mitchells Flat Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wonnarua/Wonnaruah People. Mitchells Flat Hall is located about 10 Km from the town of Singleton. It sits in the heart of a rural community on land donated by one of the prominent local families. Recent upgrades of the interior … Read more

Bloomfield Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Bloomfield Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. Situated in the leafy grounds of the Orange Health Service precinct, the Bloomfield Hall is an iconic venue with a long history of hosting performances in all areas of the arts in the Orange community. Don’t be surprised if … Read more

Ganmain Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Ganmain Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The heritage listed Ganmain Hall counts the Festival of Small Halls tours amongst their favourite gigs to host! The acoustics of this beautiful building are always appreciated by the crowd who venture from near and far to witness the … Read more

Savernake School Of Arts Hall, NSW, Bpangerang Country Savernake School of Arts Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bpangerang People. Two churches, an oval, Post Office and hall, A school, some houses and that’s just about all. It may sound tiny, it has no castles, But good things come in small parcels. (Cecile … Read more

Humula Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Humula Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. The original Humula hall was built in 1890 by the School of Arts. In 1955 this building was auctioned & demolished for the new brick Hall to be built. That hall is used today. The Humula Memorial … Read more

Coolac Memorial Hall, NSW, Wiradjuri Country Coolac Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri People. Coolac Memorial Hall was built in memory of those who served in conflict. The current building was erected in 1959 to replace an earlier hall that was burnt to the ground. Coolac Hall has been recently renovated. … Read more

Dalton Public Hall, NSW, Ngunnawal Country Dalton Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal People. In 2023 the Dalton Public Hall will celebrate its centenary. The hall has been given a new lease of life after being closed up and neglected for about 20 years. Over the past five years, the hall … Read more

St Saviours Cathedral Hall, NSW, First Nations Country St Saviour’s Cathedral Hall stands on a traditional meeting place of many First Nations People. The renovated St Saviour’s 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 … Read more

Mt Mee Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country Mt Mee Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. A drive up to Mount Mee is likely to be slow, your vehicle crawling along the roads as you crane your neck to try to safely check out the breath-taking views of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Take … Read more

Perseverance Hall, QLD, Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair Country  Perseverance Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair People. High up on the Great Dividing Range just North of Toowoomba, nestled in a picturesque valley is the Perseverance Hall. This community owned hall has been a vibrant hub for local residents and … Read more

Ma Ma Creek Community Centre, QLD This rural community takes its name from the creek that runs through it. The Community Centre is the second iteration of this gathering place, after the first sadly burnt down. The new Ma Ma Creek Community Centre is located on the original site of the Ma Ma Creek School … Read more

Mt Nimmel Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Mt Nimmel Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. Mt Nimmel Hall is the meeting house for folk living in Austinville, a secluded lush valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, nestled between Mudgeeraba and Springbrook National Park’s world-heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest. Mt Nimmel Hall serves as … Read more

Eureka Public Hall, NSW, Bundjalung Country Eureka Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Bundjalung land of the Widjabul People. Eureka has a rich history of farming traditions, hard work and a caring and supportive community. Built in 1906, the Eureka Hall all has witnessed many community celebrations and commemorations. Young men were fare-welled … Read more

Springbrook Community Hall, QLD, Kombumerri Country Springbrook Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kombumerri People. Thanks to the eruption of an ancient volcano 23 million years ago, Springbrook is home to a multitude of things that grow, gurgle and glow. Spectacular waterfalls and lookouts abound and The Natural Bridge cave twinkles with … Read more

Captain Creek Community Sport and Recreation Club, QLD, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Bailai and Bunda Country  Captain Creek Community Sport and Recreation Club stands on the traditional lands of the Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Bailai and Bunda People. Captain Creek is a small rural community with the club as its hub. We are hoping to get a … Read more

Emu Park Cultural Hall, QLD, Darumbal Country Emu Park Cultural Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Darumbal People. The Emu Park Cultural Hall is centrally located in the middle of the seaside township of Emu Park. Famously known for the iconic singing ship Emu Park is a quaint but vibrant village that boasts … Read more

Eungella Memorial Hall, QLD, Widi Country Eungella Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Widi People. This plucky little hall was originally an old army hospital situated at the Mackay Harbour and eventually donated to the RSL, lock stock and barrel. It was dismantled, loaded onto a truck and taken to its present … Read more

Bluewater Community Centre , QLD, Wulgurukaba Country Bluewater Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Wulgurukaba People. Sitting on azure waters at the gateway to Far North Queensland’s Great Green Way, the sprightly Bluewater Community Centre is almost 30 years old. While the land is owned by the local council, it’s leased back … Read more

The Con Theatre, QLD, Mamu Country The Con Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Mamu People.  The Con Theatre is a performance and event venue with an intimate feel about it. Opening the show will be local act Ash Binello! Ash is a young performer who plays guitar, piano, and violin. She writes … Read more

McKenna Hall, QLD, Giru Country McKenna Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Giru People. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Bowen on Wednesday, 7 December 2022 with Inn Echo and Sam Buckingham. Opening the show will be local act Mike Vaughan! Mike is from Bowen, North Queensland. When he’s not working at the … Read more

Waterloo Hall, QLD, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, Taribelang Bunda, Bailai Country Waterloo Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, Taribelang Bunda, Bailai People. The Waterloo Hall sits at the social and geographical centre of a quiet rural community, tucked within gentle rolling hills 40 mins from Bundaberg. The hall was built by … Read more

Rainbow Beach Community Centre, QLD, Butchulla & Kabi Kabi Country  Rainbow Beach Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Butchulla & Kabi Kabi People. What do you find when you reach the end of the rainbow? The folks in Rainbow Beach know – it’s a pot of golden sand, standing on a sapphire-blue … Read more

Cooroy Memorial Hall, QLD, Kabi Kabi Country Cooroy Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi People. A beautiful country hall in the heart of the Noosa hinterland. Recently refurbished with old time community love! Festival of Small Halls returns to Cooroy on Sunday, 11 December 2022 with Inn Echo and Sam … Read more

Woodford Memorial Hall, QLD, Jiniburra Country Woodford Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jiniburra People. Festival of Small Halls returns to Woodford on Wednesday, 14 December 2022 with Inn Echo and Sam Buckingham. Opening the show will be local act Phoebe Rose! Phoebe Rose is an acoustic musician that loves to cover … Read more

Macleay Island Community Centre Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country  Macleay Island Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka People.  Festival of Small Halls returns to Macleay Island on Thursday, 15 December 2022 with Inn Echo and Sam Buckingham. Opening the show will be local act Maibre! Emerging Quandamooka artist Maibre is inspired by … Read more

 Glen Aplin Memorial Hall, QLD, Kambuwal/Bundjalung Country  Glen Aplin Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kambuwal/Bundjalung People. The Glen Aplin Memorial Hall was erected in memory of those from the district who served in World War One and World War Two. Building materials were scarce but the Glen Aplin community volunteers worked … Read more

Mt Colliery Hall, QLD, Githabul Country Mt Colliery Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Githabul People. The Hall was built in 1918, and run by a Trust of local residents in the mining village of Mt Colliery. It was the social hub for coal miners, timber getters, farming and community families. It had … Read more

 Eudlo Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi Country Eudlo Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi People. Eudlo’s beautiful hall is the third iteration of this historic institution, built by volunteers in the 1950’s from timber milled at Olsen’s sawmill. In the heart of old logging country, Eudlo farmers regularly collected trophies at the … Read more

Russell Island Recreation Hall, QLD, Quandamooka Country Russell Island Recreation Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Quandamooka People. The Russell Island Recreation Hall is likely the first building you’ll see when you jump off the ferry! The Russell Island Recreation Hall is just a hop, skip and a jump up the hill after … Read more

Irongate Community Hall, QLD The original Irongate Hall burnt down in 2001 after many years of community service. The current Irongate Memorial School of Arts Hall was rebuilt and opened in 2003. The Hall is situated in Irongate, a thriving farming community 20km Northwest of Pittsworth and is named for the Iron Gate used to mark the southern … Read more

Talwood Community Centre, QLD, Bigumbul Country The Talwood Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Gamilaraay people. The Talwood Community Centre has been the go-to venue for many a shindig since the 1980s. Run by locals, for locals, this is where you come when you’re done with the day’s fishing. This pastoral district, … Read more

Bellata War Memorial Hall, NSW, Kamilaroi Country Bellata War Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Kamilaroi people People. The Hall was built in 1956. It was constructed as a War Memorial Hall by the local residents, whom were mostly returned soldiers. It is a community based hall and holds a number of … Read more

Marthaguy Hall, NSW This show has unfortunately had to be cancelled due to flooding. If you have bought tickets you will receive an email shortly about a refund. If this doesn’t come through please email smallhalls@woodfordia.com.  If the Marthaguy Hall could talk, it would speak of family history, pastoral pride, big seasons and slim ones. It … Read more

Bollon Civic Centre, QLD, Kooma/Gwamu Country Bollon Civic Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Kooma/Gwamu People. It’s easy to spend the afternoon retracing Bollon’s history. Even the keenest history buff will be pleasantly surprised by the range of artefacts and stories that narrate the town’s rural history and Aboriginal culture. Be sure to … Read more

Begonia Sports Club, QLD Begonia Golf & Sports Club is the hub of the community. Established in 1977, the club hosts many highly anticipated events throughout the year and is excited to welcome Small Halls to the mix. What started as a tin shed, has now evolved into a regular venue for a broad range … Read more

Baralaba RSL Memorial Hall, QLD, Gaangalu Country Baralaba RSL Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gaangalu People. The Hall was built in 1935. Originally called McLellan’s Hall, named after the owners John and Mary McLellan. Many changes have been made to the building, including the stairs previously being situated at the front, … Read more

Anakie Community Hall, QLD The Anakie Community Hall – otherwise known as the Anakie School of Arts – has been home to many events over the years. The life and blood of the town, over the years it has seen weddings, yoga, sugar information evenings, church services, family gatherings, gem displays and school awards nights … Read more

Aramac Town Hall, QLD, Iningai Country Aramac Town Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Iningai People. Barcaldine’s former shire hall (an attractive colonial timber building) was relocated by the council and re-constructed as Aramac’s first shire hall in 1913. Originally named Marathon, the township was renamed Aramac on 1 January 1875 after Robert … Read more

Pentland Soldiers’ Memorial Hall, QLD, Gudjal People Country Pentland Soldiers’ Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gudjal People. The hall was erected in 1926 to commemorate the soldiers who died in service or were killed in action during World War One. The hall takes pride of place as the community hub for … Read more

Ravenswood School of Arts, QLD, Birrah Country  Ravenswood School of Arts stands on the traditional lands of the Birrah People. The Ravenswood School of Arts building is a timber hall, originally built in 1884. In 1989 Cyclone Aivu damaged the facade of the hall requiring extensive renovations to the hall with it official re-opening in … Read more

Veteran Hall, QLD, Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country Veteran Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi People. The Veteran Hall stands on top of a ridge overlooking the beautiful countryside of Veteran, only 10 minutes from the heart of Gympie. With a rich history of gold mining and farming, the Veteran District … Read more

Mapleton Hall, QLD, Jinibara Country Mapleton Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jinibara People. The Mapleton Hall and Sportsground was established in 1910. The land was donated by a local pioneer, Mr.W. H. Rosser, and was established and has been maintained as a trust. This Hall was rebuilt in 1916 following a disastrous … Read more

Goombungee Public Hall , QLD Famous for its magnificent jacaranda and silky oak trees, Goombungee is ready to welcome you! Known for it’s cultural scene, trip out for the day and bask in the beauty before pulling up a seat at the Public Hall. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Goombungee on Wednesday, 19 October … Read more

Texas Memorial Hall, QLD, Biggambul Country Texas Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Biggambul People. The Texas Memorial Hall stands in an area where various Aboriginal groups share interests in the land, including the Bigambul and Gambuwal/Kambuwal people. The Texas Memorial Hall was built in 1958 and soon after opening, the stage collapsed during a meeting of local tobacco … Read more

American River Community Hall, SA The American River Community Hall is situated on Kangaroo Island, in the heart of Glossy-black Cockatoo country. In 1803 American seal hunters landed to build a schooner and give the village its name. The Hall was built by locals in 1928 and maintained to this day by fundraising and hard … Read more

Cudlee Creek Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Peramangk and Kaurna Country Cudlee Creek Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Peramangk and Kaurna People. The Cudlee Creek Hall was opened in early 1960 after much community fundraising. Trees were planted surrounding the hall in recognition of WW2 servicemen and the hall was, and … Read more

Orroroo Memorial Hall, SA, Ngadjuri Country Orroroo Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngadjuri People. On the 21st of June 1880 the foundation stone of Orroroo Memorial Hall was laid, and the building opened on the 11th of November 1880. The two-story front section of the building was built in 1893. It … Read more

Beltana Community Hall, SA, Adnyamathanha Country  Beltana Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Adnyamathanha People. The Beltana Community Hall is a fully restored hall, with 200 Flinders Rangers paintings on display. The hall burnt down in 1879 and was immediately rebuilt, with one burnt stump remaining in the cellar for all to … Read more

Whyalla Left Hand Club stands on the traditional lands of the Barngarla People. The Whyalla Left Hand Club started in 1942 because of a concern by a number of gentlemen who used to gather at a bar in the Hotel Whyalla. This bar became known as “The Left Hand Bar,” a name by which it … Read more

Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Barngarla Country Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barngarla People. The Tumby Bay Soldiers Memorial Hall was built on the 23rd of January 1957. The hall is incredibly active, with performances and concerts year-round including hosting Adelaide Fringe Festival, a Roald Dahl production, … Read more

Elliston Community Hall, SA, Wirangu/Naou Country Elliston Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Wirangu/Naou People. Situated on the shores of spectacular Waterloo Bay, Elliston is known for its rugged, scenic coastline and as a great place for fishing, swimming, surfing and bush walking. Set between rolling hills and some of the most … Read more

Kimba Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Barngala Country  The Kimba Soldiers Memorial Hall is centrally located in Kimba on the corner of High Street and Cross Street. The Hall was built in the 1920s and was first opened in July 1929. In 1956 plans were developed to extend the facility. These extensions were completed in 1958. … Read more

Price Soldiers Memorial Hall, SA, Narungga Country Price Soldiers Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Narungga People. The Price Soldiers Memorial Hall is 96 years old and was built to honour WW1 veterans. It’s nestled in the tiny town of Price, which is on the east coast of the Yorke Peninsula. Price … Read more

Stenhouse Bay Hall, SA, Narungga Country Stenhouse Bay Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Narungga People. Stenhouse Bay Hall is a remnant of a historic gypsum & salt mining township, now encompassed within the boundaries of the stunning Dhilba Gurandda – Innes National Park on Yorke Peninsula. Once a bustling mining community, the … Read more

Clayton Bay Hall, SA, Ngarrindjeri Country Clayton Bay Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Ngarrindjeri People. Clayton Bay Hall was built by volunteers and is the hub of the community. The hall holds meetings, dances, SALA, local projects, and has the local postal agency on the premises. Visitors always say what a hidden … Read more

Tatiara Civic Centre Theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Bindjali People. Bordertown is located in the South East of South Australia, in the District Council of Tatiara. Home of the white kangaroo and birthplace of Bob Hawke, Bordertown also possesses a beautiful small theatre within the Bodertown Civic Centre, popularly known as the … Read more

Mil Lel Hall, SA, Boandik Country Mil Lel Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Boandik People. Mil Lel Memorial Park Inc purchased land to build a Memorial Park and hall in 1944, in memory of the men and women of the Mil Lel district who served in World War 2. The hall was … Read more

Robe Institute Hall, SA, Boandik Country  Robe Institute Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Boandik People. Built in 1869, the Robe Mechanics Institute was the heart and soul of social and educational meetings for the community. According to newspaper reports, the Robe Institute was the first hall in the South-East as part of … Read more

Eureka Public Hall, NSW, Arakwal Country Eureka Public Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Arakwal People. Eureka has a rich history of farming traditions, hard work and a caring and supportive community. Built in 1906, the Eureka Hall all has witnessed many community celebrations and commemorations. Young men were farewelled from the hall … Read more

Wooloweyah Hall, NSW, Yaegl Country Wooloweyah Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Yaegl People. The Wooloweyah Hall is truly the beating heart of the coastal communities of Wooloweyah and Angourie. Whether it’s a weekly yoga class or the annual Music In May events, celebrating the life of a close friend and neighbour or … Read more

Dundurrabin Community Centre, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country Dundurrabin Community Centre stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Dundurrabin Community Centre is a beautiful mudbrick hall built by locals 40 years ago. The hall is run by a very enthusiastic and diverse local committee who keep the hall busy, and full of lively memories. Festival … Read more

J H Davis Memorial Hall, NSW, Gumbaynggirr Country J H Davis Memorial Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Standing on lands traditionally owned by the Gumbaynggirr people, the J H Davis Memorial Hall at the Dorrigo Showground is nestled on the edge of the small rural town of Dorrigo, closely cradled … Read more

Stuarts Point Hall, NSW, Dunghutti Country Stuarts Point Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Dunghutti People. A riverside hamlet resting gently on the banks of the majestic Macleay River, Stuarts Point is a peaceful town surrounded by forests, farming land and beaches. Once the port for vessels entering the Macleay River, this silted … Read more

Hat Head SLSC, NSW, Dunghutti Country Hat Head Surf Live Saving Club stands on the traditional lands of the Dunghutti People. Festival of Small Halls rolls into Hat Head on Wednesday, 1 June 2022 with Ash Bell and Sara Tindley and Melanie Horsnell. Opening the show will be local act Heath Lancaster! Local sensation, Heath … Read more

Johns River Community Hall, NSW, Biripi Country Johns River Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Biripi People. In Johns River, a small village bound by two national parks, lies the Johns River Community Hall. A typical great local, this weatherboard hall supports its local community, providing a central location for events and … Read more

Comboyne Community Hall, NSW, Birpai Country Comboyne Community Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Birpai People. This year, the simple, classic weatherboard Comboyne Hall celebrates its 100-year anniversary of serving the small agricultural village of Comboyne. Located atop the beautiful Comboyne Plateau, this lush, green landscape provides ample bushwalking with its pockets of … Read more

Hollisdale Hall, NSW, Biripai Country Hollisdale Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Biripai People. Founded by pioneer settlers in the 1850’s, Pappinbarra is located in a beautiful valley on the Pappinbarra River, with surrounding rainforested gullies providing for a diverse wealth of plants and animals. Originally focused on dairy farming and timber before … Read more