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Whittlesea Community Activity Centre
Whittlesea Community Activity Centre is a hidden gem located within the township of Whittlesea. A beautiful hall with high beamed ceilings, carpet and dance floor can accommodate an event for a maximum of 200 people. The centre is only a ten-minute drive from Mernda and Doreen providing a further choice for the residents of these areas. Available for casual and regular hire, Monday to Sunday.
Tasks
Find out about
Services available in this centre
- Maternal and Child Health services - 9404 8888
- 3 year old program and long day care - 9716 2153
- 4 year old program - 9217 2170
- Yarra Plenty Regional Library - phone 9716 3028
Address
Hire details
+ Spaces for hire
Memorial Hall
- Capacity: 150 seated or 200 standing
- Carpet and hard floor
- Plasma Television with USB and HDMI Connection
- Tables and chairs
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Access to main kitchen
Main kitchen
- Full size industrial oven with 6 burner hotplate and separate grill
- Large fridge and freezer
- Industrial quick dishwasher
- Pie warmer
- Automatic boiling water
- Microwave
- Bain-marie
Meeting Room 1
- Capacity: 30 seated or 40 standing
- Carpet
- Whiteboards
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Access to kitchenette
- Tables and chairs
Meeting Room 2
- Capacity: 20 seated or 30 standing
- Vinyl flooring
- Whiteboards x 2
- Small sink
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Access to kitchenette
- Tables and chairs
Program Room
- Capacity: 20 seated or 30 standing
- Carpet flooring
- Kitchenette
- Automatic boiling water
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Tables and chairs
+ Amenities available
These amenities are available for use by all users of this venue, unless otherwise stated.
Kitchenette in Foyer (for use by Meeting Rooms 1 and 2)
- Small fridge
- Microwave
- Sink
- Automatic boiling water
- Crockery Image
Toilets
- Male and female
- Accessible toilets
- Baby change facilities
Car parking
- 10 spaces on site
- 4 accessible parking spaces
+ Bookings
Booking times
Monday to Thursday: 7.30am - 10pm
Friday to Saturday: 7.30am - 1am
Sunday: 8am - 11pm
How to book
To search for availability and to book please visit Bookable.
For enquiries or to arrange an inspection, please contact:
- communityfacilities@whittlesea.vic.gov.au
- 03 9217 2170 (select Community Facilities option)
- Please note all inspections are by appointment only.
Centre Terms and Conditions
Please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Hire in the downloadable document.