Western Springs Garden Community Hall

You don’t go to Western Springs Community Hall for excitement. You go because you have to. In my case, it was an early morning town hall meeting. It is a textbook council‑owned building, big, functional, and seasoned by decades of fluorescent lighting and civic resolve. The chairs were unexpectedly good, which is a small but important mercy. The floor, however, was another story. At some point, a sticky drink was spilled and apparently deemed worth keeping for historical value. This left my presentation style firmly in the “tree planted in concrete” category. Leaving was an exercise in patience, given its location across from the zoo and my impeccable timing with the morning school run. Not remarkable, but it served its purpose, and really, what more can you ask of a building that comes with free glue for your shoes.

A beautiful community hall off the Motorway near MOTAT and Auckland Zoo. They have couple of meeting room and each has capacity upto 80 if I am not wrong. Plenty of car parking space and other facilities. Ideal for medium size group. The place also has open space for outdoor activities.

Community hall with many bigger rooms compared to other halls I’ve been too, especially for events, workshops or birthdays with more than 100 guests.. plenty of parkings too, and accessible to Western Springs park and Auckland Zoo.. I came here for a meeting while hubby and my little boy play at the playground at the park across..

Got invited to a kids birthday party. What a great place to hire for gathering or special events. Find the hall for hire large enough and with seating setup available. Affordable and easy to book.

This facility can hold workshops, markets, food stalls, birthday or wedding receptions, or just any meeting with two conference rooms. Open plan, first floor, so those with any mobility challenges can easily attend comfortably. Ample parking with designated mobility parking, this center is more used in the summertime than its counter.