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The largest and most ornate late 19th century civic building in Australia is renowned for its high Victorian interiors and rich decoration.
Features
Guided tours not included
Tours of the building are not available at the moment.Close to transport included
Public transport nearby.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access included
Hearing support system included
Onsite mobility parking included
If you hold an approved permit, you can park free for a certain period of time in designated parking zones.Level access entrance included
Accessible entry to Sydney Town Hall is available via Druitt Street, directional signage is located around the building. For assistance please call 02 9265 9178.
Lift included
Accessible toilets included
What’s On
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Meg Washington with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Renowned for her sensational, soulful live performances, leading Australian artist Meg Washington takes to the stageSydney Town Hall - Sat10Feb
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12 Lunar Lanterns by Erika ZhuCatch a glimpse of our 12 beautiful lanterns as they lead you down George Street and into HaymarketSydney Town Hall - Sun11Feb
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Lion Dancing and Cultural Performances Lion dancing troupes and cultural groups will ring in the Lunar New year with drumming, dance, flamboyance and skillSydney Town Hall - Wed14Feb
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Legends & Lanterns Lifts the Spirit This Lunar New YearWith internationally acclaimed performers, Legends & Lanterns is unique musical fusion of Eastern and Western culturesSydney Town Hall - Sat17Feb
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Experience Central China · Encounter SydneyLet's enjoy the outstanding performances by artists from Central China!Sydney Town Hall - Wed21Feb
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2024 Sydney "Festival of Spring"A high-level professional performance from Australian Gadigal and Chinese groupSydney Town Hall - Sat24Feb
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Sissy BallExpect a night of ballroom, vogue families, DJ's and culture, this is an event you do not want to miss!Sydney Town Hall - Mon25Mar
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Sydney Town Hall organ recitalsBe enchanted by the magic of Sydney Town Hall's grand organ, at a free concert in the heart of the citySydney Town Hall - Tue21May
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Sydney Writers' Festival Secondary School DaysLearn from some of the world's most exciting literary talents with Sydney Writers' FestivalSydney Town Hall - Thu23May
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Sydney Writers' Festival Primary School Days An engaging and educational journey into the world of literature with Sydney Writers' FestivalSydney Town Hall - Sat25May
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Bonnie Garmus: Lessons in ChemistrySee Bonnie Garmus talk about her smash hit novel Lessons in ChemistrySydney Town Hall - Thu6Jun
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Reasons for Hope. In Conversation with Dr. Jane GoodallDr Jane Goodall is returning to Australia for the first time in five years with her Reasons for Hope tour.Sydney Town Hall - Wed31Jul
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Ryan Holiday Live: The Stoic LifeRyan’s talks are inspirational, full of powerful educational insights that leave attendees energised to growSydney Town Hall
Sydney Town Hall and Town Hall House venue hire
Sydney’s grandest function venue with flexible spaces for gala dinners, weddings, conferences, concerts, exhibitions, meetings and events.
A well-known landmark on George Street
Sydney Town Hall has been a major landmark in the heart of the city for over 130 years, with its steps possibly Sydney's best-used rendezvous point. Today it is a workplace, hireable venue and a seat of local government.
The town hall was built in the 1880s on the site of an old cemetery from local Sydney sandstone.
History
History of Sydney Town HallA major landmark in the heart of the city, with its steps possibly Sydney’s most popular rendezvous point.Published 18 September 2020Things to see and do
Grand organ, Sydney Town HallWhen it was installed in 1890, the grand organ was the largest in the world and described as the ‘finest organ ever built by an English organ builder’.SydneyHistory
History of City of Sydney councilSydney has transformed from a penal colony in 1788 to today’s global city. Along the way it has been governed by London appointees, landed gentry and, since 1842, by a council that has been either elected or imposed by the state government.Published 18 September 2020History
Old Sydney burial groundSydney’s first official cemetery is where Sydney Town Hall now stands.Published 25 November 2019Council governance & administration
A guide to Council decision-makingThere are different ways to participate in Council decision-making. This guide explains the types of activities we use to enable direct participation and how you can get involved.Published 11 January 2023
