Brown Street Community Hall
The hall is located behind Newtown Library and is suitable for small community meetings, training courses and discussion groups.
Availability
Monday to Sunday
9am to 11pm
City of Sydney venues
Make an enquiry
We require 2 weeks notice.
What’s provided
Tables and chairs included
9 trestle tables: 1.55m x 0.75m each (seats 8).
80 chairs.
Kitchen included
Kitchenette with sink.Air-conditioning included
Heater included
Carpeted floor included
Instant hot water (Zip system) included
Close to transport included
Macdonaldtown, Newtown and Erskineville train stations are within walking distance.
Accessibility
Onsite mobility parking not included
Hearing support system included
Accessible toilets not included
Ambulant toilets not included
Lift not included
Floors included
1Accessible adult change facility included
Entry door type included
Manual.Mobility parking within 300m included
- 1 mobility parking space is located at 15 Brown Street, Newtown (approx. 50m from venue)
- 1 mobility parking space is located at 38 Brown Street, Newtown (approx. 150m from venue)
- 2 mobility parking spaces are located at Whateley Lane, Newtown (approx. 200m from venue).
Level access entrance not included
Accessible to people with disability not included
Cost to hire
Standard
Weekdays until 5pm
$55
per hour
Weekdays after 5pm, all day on weekends and public holidays
$77
per hour
Day rate
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm only
$327.50
per day
Weekend full day rate
Including public holidays
$768
per day
Concession
Community hire rate
50% discount on standard hire rate
Self-help groups
50% discount applies to community hire rate
Other
Election surcharge
$1,400
per booking
Cleaning fee
Quotation available on request
Wedding surcharge
Booking fee + 10%
Additional site inspection
One included each booking
$91.50
Support for community groups
Eligible community groups can apply for support to hire this space through these programs.
Conditions of hire
These conditions of hire apply to the use of our unstaffed community venues by all hirers.
The City of Sydney aims to provide the local community with a variety of venues that are well maintained and accessible.
We ask that you read and understand these conditions of hire to ensure your use of our community venues runs smoothly, is safe and complies with the City of Sydney’s regulations.
Conditions of hire – community venues (unstaffed)PDF · 339.3 KB · Last modified
Please note, the only City of Sydney venue available for coming of age parties (ages 12 to 25), or any other events we consider high risk, is Sydney Park Pavilion.
Other considerations
- Noise needs to be kept to a minimum, residential area and adjacent to the local library.
