Albany Town Hall

Albany Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building on York Street in central Albany, Western Australia. Opened in 1888 in Victorian Free Classical style, it served as the municipal offices and council chambers for the City of Albany. Now operated by the City of Albany as a performing arts and exhibition venue, it hosts theatre, music and visual arts programs. Its clock tower, stone facade and central location make it a prominent landmark in Albany's historic precinct.

Visitors can expect a restored two-storey stone heritage building with a clock tower on York Street, Albany's main street. Inside are a 310-seat theatre, gallery and exhibition spaces hosting touring performances, concerts, and contemporary art exhibitions. The exterior features Victorian Free Classical architecture, while the interior retains historic character adapted for arts use. The venue is centrally located within walking distance of shops, cafes and other historic buildings.