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Cambridge Town Hall

Victoria Street, Cambridge

An iconic Edwardian building in the heart of Cambridge - a perfect venue for weddings and events.

From weddings to meetings and even expos – this character venue provides the use of smaller break out spaces in the Edwardian and Victorian wings as well as the grand space of the Main Hall.

These spaces are ideal for small gatherings all the way up to 300-person concerts or 250-person weddings. The use of their commercial kitchen adds great value to hosting an event at the Cambridge Town Hall.

Located in the heart of Cambridge’s main street, Victoria Street, this venue is ideal to capture the attention of the wider community.

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Kihikihi Town Hall

26 Lyon Street, Kihikihi 3800

A historic building located on Kihikihi’s main street, the hall offers a spacious main room on hardwood floors with separate kitchen facilities and bathrooms as well.

Bookings

To enquire about booking the hall for single events or on an weekly or monthly basis, email the Te Awamutu Citizens Advise Bureau at coordinator.teawamutu@cab.org.nz, or call 021 247 0304.

Download and fill out the form: Kihikihi Town Hall facility hire agreement.

  • Keep in mind that a bond is required when hiring the hall. This will be refunded once it's confirmed that the building has been left clean and without any damage.
  • Facilities - long tables and chairs are available for use in the hall. The kitchen has an oven and fridge available for use.

Please note:

  • The hall is not registered for the sale of alcohol, so you will need to acquire a liquor licence if you are selling alcohol at your event or function
  • Open flames are not allowed in or near the building
  • Decorations are allowed as long as they don't damage the building
  • It’s your responsibility to leave the hall clean and tidy for the next users

Pirongia War Memorial Hall

997 Franklin Street, Pirongia 3802

The Pirongia Memorial Hall was opened on 16 August 1922 as a tribute to the district’s men who had given their lives for the war efforts.

It was later rededicated as a war memorial in 1946 where the names of an additional 13 men who lost their lives in the Second World War were added.

Bookings

To enquire about booking the hall for single events or on a weekly or monthly basis, contact the Hall’s caretaker, Ruth Webb either on 021 131 6736 or pirongiacommunity@gmail.com.

Download and fill out the form: Pirongia War Memorial Hall facility hire agreement (PDF, 212KB)

  • A bond is required when hiring the hall. This will be refunded once it's confirmed that the building has been left clean and without any damage.
  • Facilities - long tables and chairs are available for use in the hall. The kitchen has an oven and fridge available for use.

Please note:

  • The hall is not registered for the sale of alcohol, so you will need to acquire a liquor licence if you are selling alcohol at your event or function
  • Open flames are not allowed in or near the building
  • Decorations are allowed as long as they don't damage the building
  • It’s your responsibility to leave the hall clean and tidy for the next users

Kihikihi and Pirongia Town Hall hire fees


Fees and charges 2025-26
Fees and charges 2026-27
Corporate or Private FunctionCommunity Group UseCorporate or Private FunctionCommunity Group Use
Bond payable on booking $225.00 $115.00 $230.00 $120.00
Deposit payable on booking 25%
25%
Community group bookings longer than 3 consecutive days will receive a 25% discount.
Kihikihi Town Hall - whole complex
Half day hire (4 hour use) $55.00 $25.00 $55.00 $25.00
Full day hire (maximum 12 hour use) $150.00 $75.00 $155.00 $77.00
Pirongia Hall - whole complex
Half day hire (4 hour use) $57.00 $25.00 $60.00 $25.00
Full day hire (maximum 12 hour use) $150.00 $75.00 $155.00 $75.00

Notes:

  1. Facility users are required to complete a hire contract prior to using the facility.
  2. A bond payment is necessary to secure the booking date and full payment of hire fees is required before the event.
  3. Community use charges apply to not for profit organisations that are based and operate within the Waipā District providing benefit for the Waipā Community.
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