Community Halls
Community groups have a choice of 17 buildings in which to hold meetings, events, indoor sports and social functions. Many of these buildings are War Memorial halls or historic buildings. Council owns and maintains 12 of these.
The capacity of the halls varies from 10 to 300 people (seated), and letting fees range from no charge to $100 depending on the purpose and length of time required.
Most halls are equipped with tables, chairs, kitchen facilities, and have accessible on-site or adjacent car parking.
Click on links to each hall for more details, including booking contacts:
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Amberley Pavilion - 'The Tin Shed'
Located in the Amberley Domain. Ample car parking available.
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Hanmer Springs Memorial Hall
The Hall is connected to the Library and Service Centre.
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Hanmer Springs Sports Pavilion
Located in the Hanmer Springs Sports Reserve, 65 Jacks Pass Road
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Hawarden Community War Memorial Hall
The hall received a small amount of damage from the Canterbury earthquakes and may in time require repairs and strengthening.
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Hawarden RSA Hall
Current venue for the toy library and consequently is unlikely to be hired out.
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Leithfield Beach Hall
Found across from the tennis courts and children's playground.
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Parnassus Hall
The hall was built in the 1960s.
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Rotherham Hall
Located next door to the Rotherham Reserve, where the Amuri A&P Show is held each March.
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Spotswood Hall
The community hall was built in 1910 and has old world charm.
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Waiau Community Hall & Library
Location is opposite the Waiau Historic Reserve and the Waiau Village Green.
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Waikari Hall
Location: opposite the Village Green space and Waikari Medical Centre
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Waipara Memorial Hall
Built in 1953 by members of the community. The war memorial plaque lists the fallen in both World Wars.
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Community Owned and Operated
Booking information for those halls NOT operated by council.
