Geelong West Town Hall

Geelong West Town Hall, constructed between 1923 and 1924, stands as a prominent example of English Renaissance Revival architecture. Designed by I.G. Anderson, this two-storey brick and stucco building features a distinctive clock tower, making it a significant local landmark. The hall offers versatile spaces suitable for both large functions and smaller meetings, equipped with a servery bar area, stage, and commercial kitchen. Additional amenities include a public address system, Wi-Fi, and free parking. Managed by the City of Greater Geelong, the venue continues to serve as a hub for community events and gatherings.