Tamworth Regional Council - Tamworth War Memorial Town Hall

Located in the heart of the Tamworth CBD, the Tamworth War Memorial Town Hall has hosted countless community events since opening in 1934. The Town Hall has a full proscenium arch stage and a unique seated, gallery level as well as The Passchendaele Room that can be used as a break-out room for exhibitions and trade displays. The Town Hall is used for a variety of community and private events including school concerts, career expos, live music, stand-up comedy, antique shows and weddings. For more information on all technical specifications, facilities, seating configuration plans, booking details and upcoming events, visit the Tamworth Town Hall website.

Tamworth Regional Council (TRC) was established in March 2004, amalgamating the northern NSW shires of Barraba, Manilla, Nundle and Parry and the city of Tamworth. It is one of the biggest councils in inland NSW, with a population of over 58,000 spread over an area three times as large as the Sydney basin. Tamworth is the regional hub, home to more than 50,000 people. Other population centres include the towns of Manilla, Barraba, Nundle and Kootingal, as well as another 17 hamlets and villages. Tamworth was the first city in the southern hemisphere to introduce electric street lighting, in 1888, and it remains one of NSW’s most vibrant regions, with a flourishing modern economy and a strong sense of community. TRC is the winner of the 2009 A R Bluett Award for excellence in local government and the 2009 state and national Tidy Town awards.