About Albert Hall
Albert Hall is a heritage-listed community and events hall located on Commonwealth Avenue in Yarralumla, Canberra, on the shore of Lake Burley Griffin. Opened in 1928, it is one of Canberra's earliest public buildings and retains its original Federal Capital Commission architecture. Notable for its timber hall, stage and lakeside setting, it serves as a venue for concerts, exhibitions, markets and private functions and is listed on the ACT Heritage Register.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large timber-framed hall with a stage, parquetry floor and classic 1920s Federal Capital Commission design set in landscaped grounds beside Lake Burley Griffin. The exterior and grounds can be viewed at any time, while interior access is during scheduled public events, exhibitions, concerts, markets or private hires. The surroundings offer lakeside views, open lawns and proximity to Commonwealth Park and the lake foreshore.
Key highlights
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Heritage-listed 1928 hall retaining original Federal Capital Commission architecture
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Lakeside location on Commonwealth Avenue overlooking Lake Burley Griffin
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Large timber hall with stage and parquetry dance floor
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Venue for concerts, exhibitions, markets and community events
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Landscaped grounds and views toward Commonwealth Park