Two state-of-the-art event spaces at the newly upgraded Sydney Town Hall are now accepting bookings for 2010.
Following significant upgrades over the last two years, Sydney Town Hall will reopen early next year with a new exhibition and event space in the Lower Town Hall as well as audio visual upgrades.
Numerous ESD principles have been incorporated into the refurbishment, including new lighting systems and solar panels.
The buildings two major venue spaces are able to be used together or independently for large scale events and exhibitions.
The combined Centennial Hall and Vestibule is undoubtedly the most spectacular and iconic event space in Sydney.
* Traditional Victorian era architecture with a richly moulded and ornamented ceiling, polished marble and parquetry floors, stained glass, crystal chandelier and dramatic Grand organ
* Spacious, flexible stage arrangements and comprehensive backstage facilities
* Capacity to cater for events for up to 800 people banquet style, 1500 cocktail or 2000 theatre style
* Equipped with the latest technology in sound reinforcement and concert lighting, as well as full Wi-Fi connectivity
* The intelligent, fully digitalised 30,000 watt sound system has been designed to accommodate a wide range of applications from high profile international concerts to AGMs and other special events
The Peace Hall (Lower Town Hall) is a unique multi-purpose venue, suited to exhibitions and displays.
* Original features have been retained, including high ceilings, Australian Cedar joinery, cast iron pillars and polished wooden floors
* A dedicated foyer area in the former Town Hall vaults with direct access from Druitt Street featuring registration and reception facilities
* The ability to accommodate up to 40 3x3m² booths
* Equipped with in-house technical facilities that can support a variety of lighting schemes, sound and data systems including hearing induction loop and Wi-Fi
Sydney Town Hall is located in the heart of the CBD and is easily accessible by public transport.
Image: Sydney Town Hall
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