Our venue

The wonderful Bundanoon Soldiers' Memorial Hall is the cultural and social centre for the Bundanoon community.

The Hall was built in the Art Deco style of the 1930s, and is much admired today because of the lovely architecture of the entrance and internal decorative features. When the foyer area was constructed in the early 2000s, the ticket office and entrance doors were designed by local furniture craftsmen, Reid Brothers, to complement the Art Deco style of the original building.

One ongoing use of the Hall since it was built has been the presentation of concerts of all types. Visiting artists and local audiences all appreciate the wonderful acoustics. Since July 2016, the Bundanoon Community Association has been the proud owner of a Yamaha grand piano which means we now attract some of the finest pianists in Australia to perform in ‘our Hall’ as part of the Arts Bundanoon program.

Over the years, however, the Hall has been used by the community for many other public and private events: photos here show some of the various uses, including markets, theatre productions, debutante balls, meetings, weddings, funerals, parties, dinners.

For information on Hall Hire click: HERE

Brick building with storefront named 'The Wood Yarn' on the left and an entrance with steps and a small ramp in the center, situated on a curved street with a white pickup truck parked on the right.

A group of musicians performing on stage in traditional attire, playing instruments including a guitar and an accordion, with an audience watching in a theater with black curtains.