Launceston’s Albert Hall gets a new lease of life

A rendering of Albert Hall’s Foyer

Albert Hall, a landmark in Launceston, Tasmania, is set to reopen in June 2025 as the A$16 million (US$10.3 million) redevelopment of its eastern wing nears completion.

A landmark of the city since 1891, the work preserves the venue’s historic charm, while integrating state-of-the-art facilities and increasing its overall capacity.

A rendering of Albert Hall’s Foyer

The new extension, designed to complement the adjacent City Park, features a welcoming ground-floor reception area and modern kitchen, along with a new meeting room on the first floor.

Beyond the new addition, the original interior has also undergone significant upgrades. The centrepiece Great Hall now boasts enhanced facilities and can accommodate up to 520 guests for banquets. Additionally, the venue offers five other adaptable meeting spaces.

Marnie Craig, CEO of Business Events Tasmania, hailed the redevelopment as a significant boost for Launceston’s burgeoning reputation as a leading business events destination.

“The city of Launceston has shown its commitment to business events by reimagining this historically significant venue and equipping it with the latest modern facilities.

“Coupled with the recent national recognition of Peppers Silo Launceston as Australia’s best business events venue, it’s clear that the city is primed to welcome a variety of business events,” Craig said.

She also emphasised the role of Business Events Tasmania in supporting event planners through funding and assistance.

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