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Consultation has concluded
Officially opened in 1963 as the Moorabbin Town Hall, the Kingston City Hall was designed as an architectural landmark and reflection of the growth and prosperity of the district.
The venue is owned and operated by Council and remains the City of Kingston’s largest cultural venue. It hosts a variety of performing arts and cultural events, as well as civic functions, school concerts, markets, meetings, business expos and live music.
Council believes this iconic building has great potential and is committed to meeting the community’s future needs for performing arts, events and community meeting spaces.
Following recent upgrades to the foyer and outdoor forecourt areas, Council now seeks to explore further building improvement opportunities such as:
Creating a greater range of spaces suited to hosting music, conferences, meetings and events
Enhancing the building façade (external appearance)
Improving back stage and stage facilities
Increasing the Grand Hall seating capacity
Installing a new fly (or theatrical rigging) system
Installing a new green room (off-stage waiting and changing areas)
Installing or improving elevator/s (passengers and goods)
Preserving and increasing the visibility of the Wurlitzer theatre organ
Restoring the theatre stage
Upgrading the commercial kitchen
Your feedback will inform the Kingston City Hall Master Plan (Stage 2) which will outline opportunities and priorities for future generations and be considered by Council.
To thank you for completing the survey, we invite you to opt-in for a chance to win two full price tickets to a Kingston Arts Theatre show of your choice, valued at up to $100 (*conditions apply).
Questions or feedback? Contact Justin Gayner, Team Leader, Arts and Cultural Services on 03 9556 4458.
Officially opened in 1963 as the Moorabbin Town Hall, the Kingston City Hall was designed as an architectural landmark and reflection of the growth and prosperity of the district.
The venue is owned and operated by Council and remains the City of Kingston’s largest cultural venue. It hosts a variety of performing arts and cultural events, as well as civic functions, school concerts, markets, meetings, business expos and live music.
Council believes this iconic building has great potential and is committed to meeting the community’s future needs for performing arts, events and community meeting spaces.
Following recent upgrades to the foyer and outdoor forecourt areas, Council now seeks to explore further building improvement opportunities such as:
Creating a greater range of spaces suited to hosting music, conferences, meetings and events
Enhancing the building façade (external appearance)
Improving back stage and stage facilities
Increasing the Grand Hall seating capacity
Installing a new fly (or theatrical rigging) system
Installing a new green room (off-stage waiting and changing areas)
Installing or improving elevator/s (passengers and goods)
Preserving and increasing the visibility of the Wurlitzer theatre organ
Restoring the theatre stage
Upgrading the commercial kitchen
Your feedback will inform the Kingston City Hall Master Plan (Stage 2) which will outline opportunities and priorities for future generations and be considered by Council.
To thank you for completing the survey, we invite you to opt-in for a chance to win two full price tickets to a Kingston Arts Theatre show of your choice, valued at up to $100 (*conditions apply).
Securing the future of Kingston City Hall has finished this stage
This consultation is Open for contributions until Sunday 8 September.
Under Review
Securing the future of Kingston City Hall is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Securing the future of Kingston City Hall
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.