Queanbeyan Bicentennial Hall

It's a very memorable place for me and my son. Last 20th of June we had our Australian Citizenship ceremony there!

Our recent event. Everything was very well managed by the staff. Only sound was not perfect, very low and artist was struggling bit. Punjabi performance always need loud beat. Rest was perfect

I attended this venue for a concert by the Australian Wind Symphony. My experience over all wasn't bad. But there were a few things that let the venue down, which subsequently affected the quality of the concert.
- There were no face masks at front desk in case someone had forgotten/lost their own.
- There were no bins to dispose garbage and food before enetering
- The lighting was left up too high on the audiance which made the concert feel more like a rehersal
- A door was left open to the car park when the concert began, which a performer had to close
- There was no obvious indication it was time to take our seats which meant people were still trickling in as the concert was about to begin.
- While the band was spread out due to Covid, the audience was given seats with no gaps between people, having to literally rub shoulders in a time when social distancing of 1.5m has been a normal for years. After intermission the audience dispersed out into the many unused seats, so it was clear to me that the audience was not comfertable with the original seating arrangements.
- Signage to the proper entrance was also lacking.

Brilliant venue. Wonderful volunteers. Great show. Top night overall!

Was there for launch of the qbn womens Calander it was an awesome night great work to all involved in organizing it