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Location

Cnr Seaborne & Riley Road, Parkerville (View Google Map)

Description

The existing Parkerville Hall, built on a former gravel pit, was constructed to replace the original dilapidated, iron walled hall and was opened in 1922 by Premier Sir James Mitchell. Close to local shopping and in the heart of Parkerville, the hall.

Suitable for

The hall is suitable for all types of social and community functions, workshops and gatherings.

Please note: this venue is not available to be hired for high-risk events (including 16th, 18th and 21st birthday parties).

Features

• Hall
• Kitchen
• Toilets 
• Stage
• Ample parking
• Tables and chairs

Capacity

Maximum capacity is 100 people.

Parking and accessibility

Parking is at the front and side of the venue in the unmarked gravel area. The venue currently has ramp access into the venue but no accessible toilet facilities. 

Fees and charges

All charges are valid to 30 June 2023.

Please note:

Community rates: For groups or individuals that undertake activities that do not generate income for personal profit, are an incorporated body or are a recognised not for profit group.

Commercial rates: For groups or individuals that generate income for personal payment or profit and State/Federal Government Agencies.

Function rates: A function rate provides for up to six hours of hire. Extra hours are charged at the applicable hourly rate. All set up and pack away time will be charged for.

Administration fees and bonds

All bookings attract an administration fee of $8.90.

A bond is also payable.

Regular activities

Listed below are the activities that are held at the Parkerville Hall. Please note that all bookings are subject to change.

More information, viewings, bookings and contact

Booking and Enquiry Form

Alternatively, email the Facilities Booking Officer at bookings@mundaring.wa.gov.au or call on 9290 6731.

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