Victory Hall

Victory Hall, located at 81 Hogan Street in Tatura, Victoria, is a historic venue that has been a cornerstone of the community since its opening in 1926. Designed by architect A.S. Eggleston, the hall was erected to commemorate the end of World War I and the sacrifices made by local soldiers. Over the years, it has hosted a variety of events, including theatrical performances, musical occasions, and special celebrations such as weddings and anniversaries. The hall features a well-equipped commercial-style kitchen, making it suitable for large gatherings. Adjacent to Victory Hall is the Mechanics' Institute Hall, ideal for seminars, business conferences, and smaller private functions. Both halls are interlinked and can be booked separately or together, with or without kitchen facilities. The venue continues to serve as a vibrant hub for the Tatura community, offering a space for both commemorative and celebratory events.