Clarence Town School of Arts Hall

48 Grey Street, Clarence Town, NSW, 2321

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Clarence Town School of Arts Hall was established in 1915 and is maintained by a small group of volunteers. The Hall has magnificent chandeliers, pressed tin walls and ceiling, original coloured glass windows and a tin roof. There is a main hall with stage and separate supper room and large fully equipped kitchen. The walls in the supper-room have made an ideal place for history photos of Clarence Town, the river and boats that frequented the port. An ideal place for weddings, family functions, Corporate Events, and Fundraising activities. Regular classes are held each week, being Exercise Boot Camps, Tai Chi, Exercise, Children’s Gymnastics, Dance and Hunter Valley Performing Arts, also hosts the Boomerang Bag sewing bees and other community events. Suitable for: wedding reception, wedding ceremony, parties & celebration, meetings, group fitness & dance, concerts & plays, conferences.
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Conference/Convention Facilities - Family Friendly - History & Heritage - Public Toilet

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