Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre
Community venue in Surry Hills
The first floor function hall, the Enid Cook Room, is part of the Surry Hills Library and Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre. The hall can be divided into 2 separate rooms and it can accommodate up to 100 people in theatre style.
It is available for hire 7 days a week from 8am to midnight.
Please note, we require 2 weeks notice to make a booking at a community venue that is not staffed.
Contacts
Enid Cook Room
Level 1, 405 Crown Street
Surry Hills NSW 201002 9356 4977reception@shnc.org
Venue for hire information
Dimensions
The room is 15 metres by 7 metres.
Capacity
- theatre: 100 people
- seated: 80 people.
Facilities
- Non-smoking outdoor verandah.
Equipment
- tables
- 100 chairs
- air-conditioning
- audio-visual (AV) equipment.
Accessibility
- The venue is accessible by lift.
Transport and parking
- Central station is within walking distance.
- Bus route 301 stops at Crown Street, near Foveaux Street.
- Bus routes 339, 374, 376 and 391 stop at Albion Street, near Crown Street.
- U-rails for 14 bicycles.
- Metered on-street parking.
Standard fees
- weekdays from 8am to 5pm: $54 an hour
- Sunday to Wednesday from 5pm to midnight: $107 an hour
- Thursday to Saturday from 5pm to midnight: $214 an hour
- standard security deposit (fully refundable): $510
- community/not-for-profit security deposit (fully refundable): $102.
A security deposit exemption may be available on request.
Before hiring a City of Sydney community venue we ask that you read and understand the conditions of hire.
Commercial and community fees
Commercial
- bump-in/bump-out: $31.60 an hour
- elections: $1,194 an election
- security staff for evening bookings, commercial only: $73 an hour.
Community/not-for profit
- weekdays from 8am to 5pm: $26.50 an hour
- Sunday to Wednesday from 5pm to midnight: $26.50 an hour
- Thursday to Saturday from 5pm to midnight: $54 an hour.
Before hiring a City of Sydney community venue we ask that you read and understand the conditions of hire.
Last updated: Friday, 27 March 2020