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 contribution to the historic character of the main streetscape of Tambellup.
After its construction in 1906, the Agricultural Hall became the central venue for the town and district social events. By 1923, the hall was too small. In 1926 additions included the Road Board office, boardroom, vestibule, bio box (for films), ladies dressing room and a supper room. At that time, the Tambellup Road Board boundary was reduced when Cranbrook formed their own Road Board.
Festival of Small Halls returns to Tambellup on Saturday, 23 August 2025 with Charlie A’Court and Emily Barker.
Opening the show will be local act Andrew Bradshaw (AB)!
Andrew Bradshaw (AB): AB is a Tambellup local who has been making music for many years and last year released his first recorded album titled “View from Pindellup Road”. AB’s music and songs have grown from his years of experience as a farmer and shearer, and a life spent on the land in rural Western Australia.
Meat and gravy rolls as well as some snacks will provided by the Tambellup St John volunteers, who are fundraising to purchase a new ambulance.
Food will be available when doors open before the show, and during the intermission.
The Tambellup Hockey Club will be running the bar this year.
Tea and coffee will also be available.
Tickets are priced at:
Full Admission – $40
Child Admission (Aged 5–15 Years) – $15
Child Admission (Aged 4 and Under) – Free
Purchase tickets online below or locally at the Tambellup CRC.
Doors Open 6.30pm
Show Starts 7.00pm
Tambellup Hall has accessible bathrooms.
