Function Rooms

The auditorium completed in 1866 is truly an awe-inspiring room with stunning architecture and Victorian-style.

The Banqueting Room showcases exquisite craftmanship of its walls and ceiling and is one of Adelaide’s finest examples of high Victorian architecture.

The David Spence Room is named after the first Town Clerk.

The Dress Circle originally consisted of only the back section which was known as the upstairs gallery and was part of the Town Hall building dating back to 1866.

The Green Room is a private space where performers can relax during performances or after shows in the auditorium.

The main foyer hosts a program of exhibitions programmed by the City of Adelaide’s Emerging Curator.

The Prince Alfred Room is regularly used for meetings, lunches and dinners with seating up to 45 people.

Nestled behind the Adelaide Town Hall, the Meeting Hall was built in 1862 as a school room and lecture hall for then neighbouring Methodist Church complex.

Mankurri-api Kuu is a unique space that embraces the spirituality of the land and celebrates the talent of Aboriginal Peoples in a harmonious expression of reconciliation.

The Southern Gallery is home to an impressive stone once-exterior wall and is a tranquil space for breakaway sessions or private meetings.

The Town Hall Balcony has played host to many famous visitors including Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Hilary Clinton...