The Kiama Masonic Centre Hall is an inviting hall that opened in 1976. The Hall is a large, open-plan hall with polished timber floors, a kitchen, and toilets. The Hall has a beautiful feature wall of the original stone construction. The venue would make an excellent place for a meeting or Auction and serves well as a space for Yoga or dance lessons. In 1986 the building was listed on the New South Wales Heritage Register as a building of state significance. It is one of only a few buildings of its type remaining in Kiama and the only one in continuous use. The hall is located close to the very beautiful Hindmarsh Park. This public green space features lawns, pathways, a playground for kids, plus a war memorial.

About the organisation

Freemasonry had its roots in ancient Egypt and was active as a ‘trade organisation’ for stonemasons in medieval times. Since the 1700's it has welcomed a broader membership and today Freemasonry is more relevant than ever, giving men, from all walks of life, support to navigate changing times and become the best they can be, to support each other and to enhance their communities. Freemasonry is an international movement with over six million members worldwide but it works very much within the local community.

Kitchen features

Microwave, stove, dishwasher, fridge, double sink.

Tech features

Wall Fans​/​Heaters

Transport features

Onsite parking outside the hours of 8am to 6pm business days

Outdoor features

The hall is adjacent to Hindmarsh Park.