Albany Town Hall

Albany Town Hall is a heritage-listed arts and cultural venue in the heart of Albany, Western Australia. Originally built in 1886 in the Victorian Free Classical style, the Town Hall has been lovingly repurposed into a vibrant community hub that champions heritage, creativity, and regional culture. Following major renovations completed in 2020, the venue now offers top-tier facilities including a 310-seat auditorium, ground-floor galleries, and spaces for artisan retail. Operated by the City of Albany, the Town Hall plays a central role in activating the city centre through cultural programming, public exhibitions, and community events.

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Why choose Albany Town Hall?

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• Historic Charm with Modern Facilities: Enjoy the ambiance of a fully restored late 19th-century building combined with state-of-the-art theatre, technical, and accessibility standards.
• Proven Cultural Destination: Recognised as one of the best venues of its kind in Western Australia by regional arts and tourism bodies.
• Multi-Purpose Spaces: Flexible hire options for performances, exhibitions, conferences, and retail events.
• Community-Focused Programming: Prioritises public events that drive engagement and support local artists, especially during weekends and school holidays.
• Centrally Located: Easily accessible from Albany’s main attractions, making it ideal for cultural tourism and municipal gatherings.

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Host your next unforgettable performance or exhibition at Albany Town Hall—where heritage meets creativity in the heart of the Great Southern.