About the hall

A white house with a gray roof surrounded by a white picket fence, trees, and greenery along a road.

Since its construction the Upper Brookfield Community Hall has been the venue for a wide range of community and external activities.

While a quaint-looking building on the outside, the Hall’s interior has had significant improvements to accommodate the growing needs of users.

The Hall has a projector, screen and a professional audio system along with extensive modifications to the stage and ceiling to ensure excellent acoustics for live entertainment and larger gatherings, such as weddings.

Empty rustic event space with a wooden stage, high ceiling with skylights, ceiling fans, string lights, and windows with curtains.
 
Outdoor wedding ceremony setup with rows of white chairs, a decorated archway, and round tables with white tablecloths and chairs beneath white umbrellas, on a grassy lawn next to a white building.
Outdoor wood-fired pizza ovens with flames burning inside, situated under a metal roof, with storage for firewood below and surrounded by greenery.

Location

The Hall sits in the beautiful Upper Brookfield Valley just 20 kms due west of the hustle and bustle of the Brisbane CBD.

506 Upper Brookfield Road, Upper Brookfield, Brisbane 4069

A black and white newspaper clipping from The Brisbane Courier dated Saturday, March 11, 1933. The article discusses a meeting of residents of Upper Brookfield, where they decided to build a public hall with timber, stumps, and donations. A trust was formed with members including Messrs. J. Phillips, A. Lissetmore, M. Eddinhuizen, and G. Kunde, and an entertainment committee was also established. The article mentions land for the hall was donated by Mr. F. Meland, and describes surrounding land use, concerns about school overcrowding at Upper Brookfield School, and the attendance of nearly 50 children.
Newspaper article titled 'New Sound Adds New Life To Iconic Venue' about upgrades to Upper Brookfield Hall, featuring interior photos of the hall and an exterior photo of the hall building with white picket fence and greenery.
A black and white photograph depicts a person wearing a hat and shorts, walking behind a large horse that is pulling a gardening or farming tool. The landscape in the background includes a house, trees, and rolling hills.

Who we are

The Hall is maintained by our community of volunteers who gernerously give their time to make the hall a place for all to enjoy.

Group of people standing outdoors in front of a white picket fence and a house with green trim, some holding drinks, one woman with a hat, most smiling.

How to SUPPORT

Memberships, Donations & Volunteering