Pukekohe Town Hall

Pukekohe Town Hall (also referred to as Pukekohe War Memorial Hall) is a large multi-purpose hall suitable for a wide range of functions and events. Located on the corner of Edinburgh Street and Massey Avenue, the hall was officially opened in 1958 as a memorial to those who lost their lives in the Second World War.

The large auditorium can house up to 868 guests (300 seated) with space for 550 downstairs and 318 upstairs. Featuring a stage area complete with theatre lighting and a piano, adjoining the hall is a large kitchen area if catering is to be provided.

The Pukekohe Town Hall Concert Chamber is also available for hire and has capacity for up to 200 guests (120 seated).

The venue has a reuglar schedule of events which includes live music, comedy nights, workshops, festivals, antique fairs, expos and more.

Franklin Arts Festival is an annual celebration of visual arts held in Pukekohe, and one of the premium events on Auckland's art calendar
The festival, which has its opening night August 28, showcases the work of talented artists from not only the Franklin District, but all over New Zealand. This year the festival celebrates it’s 26th year and promises to be bigger than ever.
For more information visit: /franklinartsfestival.co.nz/