Sitting peacefully on the banks of the Macintyre River at the junction of five major highways, Goondiwindi is a well-established border town.
You’ll find it’s a vibrant, contemporary place with excellent facilities and amenities and its river frontage provides a unique and tranquil setting for one of Queensland’s fastest growing rural communities.
This facility can cater for a wide range of functions with a Main Hall, Meeting Rooms, Foyer, Kitchen, Bar Area, Stage and beautiful grounds suitable for any outdoor occasion.
Kitchen facilities available. Backstage area with male and female dressing rooms. Full lighting and sound facilities. Seats 600 people auditorium style comfortably - area of 540m², 90 armless chairs, 550 chairs with arms, 72 tables (6 per table) 1800mm x 750mm, Stage with 100m² of usable floor area. Main hall is fitted with audio visual equipment comprising of laptop, projector and dual projector screens (one on either side of the stage)
Bar/Cafe, Box office facilities,Full bar facilities with coldroom and supply of glasses. Foyer area has150m² that can be utilised for displays etc. There is also an open area of 180m² that can be divided into 2 meeting rooms.
The Goondiwindi Cinema was built as a Town Hall/Civic Centre in 1937. It was used as a cinema from around 1950 until 1978 and received intermittent use since then.
In 1997 the Town Hall was renovated into a cinema and in 2002 the second cinema was built.
In 2010 Goondiwindi Regional Council received funding under the National Heritage Act which enabled Council to refurbish the complex.
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