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Table Top Community Centre — the cream brick hall among big gum trees, the gravel drive and farm gate in front, the Centre's sign on the grass to the right, and the tennis courts beyond

WELCOME

Table Top Community Centre

A much-loved country hall bringing the Table Top district together for weddings, morning teas, market days, and quiet catch-ups over a cuppa — just north of Albury, close to the Victorian border.

525 Burma Road · Table Top NSW 2640 · Wiradjuri Country

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We acknowledge the Wiradjuri people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our Centre stands, and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.

What's On

No one-off events are scheduled right now. New dates go up on our Facebook page first.

Through the year

  • Table Top Tennis Club

    Thursdays and Saturdays

    Weekly

  • Yoga Classes

    Thursday 6:00pm – 7:00pm · Friday 6:30am – 7:00am

    Twice weekly

  • Committee Meetings

    Dates are posted on our Facebook page

    Announced on Facebook

  • Working Bees

    Dates are announced on our Facebook page

    Seasonal

  • Annual Trivia Night

    Held each May — the date is announced on Facebook

    Every May

  • Community Christmas Celebration

    Held each December — the date is announced on Facebook

    Every December

All Events & Programs
The hall set up for a meeting — open timber floor, chairs stacked along the wall, framed photographs behind

Hire the Hall

Birthdays, family celebrations, meetings, workshops and community events — a simple, well-equipped country venue.

Room for
Up to 120 people
Rates
From $25 an hour
On site
Kitchen, barbecue area, playground, tennis courts and parking
Alcohol
Bring your own, under the hire conditions
Rates & Booking
A faded 1984 colour photograph: people among parked cars outside the Community Centre, a brick hall with a flagpole, a marquee to one side
The Community Centre at Easter 1984, from the centenary album.

Our story

Built by the District

For five years the district raised money however it could — selling railway sleepers, catering for clearing sales, holding bush dances and fashion parades. The hall opened in 1984, during the centenary year of Table Top Public School.

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Latest Updates

Day-to-day news, photos and community shout-outs are posted to our Facebook page.

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