About Woodville Town Hall
Woodville Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building on Woodville Road in Woodville, within the City of Charles Sturt, South Australia. Opened in 1927 as the seat of the former City of Woodville, it features interwar architecture and a large auditorium. Now operated as a community arts and live music venue, it hosts concerts, theatre, exhibitions and functions, serving as a cultural hub for Adelaide's western suburbs.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a restored 1920s town hall with a main auditorium, stage, foyer gallery and function spaces. The interior retains period features including timber flooring, decorative plaster and balcony seating. The venue operates primarily during ticketed performances, exhibitions, community events and private functions. Surroundings are suburban with street parking, lawn area and proximity to Woodville Road shops and Woodville Railway Station.
Key highlights
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Heritage-listed 1927 town hall with interwar architecture
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Main auditorium with stage hosting live music, theatre and comedy
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Foyer gallery showcasing local visual arts and community exhibitions
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Function and event hire for community and private events
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Cultural hub for Adelaide's western suburbs managed by City of Charles Sturt