If you have never been to Upper Lansdowne in NSW (postcode 2430), you are in for a real treat. The hall itself is a lovely, traditional timber building in the middle of the small village at the head of the Lansdowne valley and is located about 30kms north of Taree, or 25kms inland from Coopernook on the Pacific Highway. Full directions are here and the Hall Phone Number is 02 6515 2242.
The landscape is spectacular, with majestic volcanic outcrops amid rolling green pastures and lush native vegetation, set against the stunning sandstone backdrop of the Lansdowne Escarpment. It is justly called ‘The Valley of Views’!
(The photo above was taken in Jan 2021 using a drone by local resident David Palmer, looking west from Mount Coxcomb Rd about 6kms from the hall, with a small amount of post-processing applied. Hard to imagine that a lot of it was a black, smouldering mess at the end of 2019!)
The Upper Lansdowne Hall is a hub for the community, used for meetings and entertainment all of kinds, from the weekly craft group to coffee mornings, trivia nights, concerts, and all sorts of social events.
Come to one of our events and we promise you’ll have a great time! – You could also become more involved in the local community if you wish – you’ll be made very welcome.
Michael is running Yoga classes at the hall on each Wednesday.
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The Upper Lansdowne Social Craft Group meet every Thursday Morning.
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The 1975 cult classic musical comedy, starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and the unforgettable Meat Loaf. Newly engaged couple Brad and Janet find themselves stranded on a dark and stormy night, seeking shelter at the mysterious mansion of the eccentric Dr Frank-N-Furter. More»»
The hall is open on the last Sunday of each month (except December) from 10am till 12 midday.
Tea Coffee & Cake are available – Drop in and catch up with all the local gossip.
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Get ready for an afternoon of spooky fun! Join us on 31 October from 3–6pm for a frightfully fun kids disco filled with dancing, costumes and fun.
• FREE ENTRY – everyone welcome!
• Costumes encouraged • BYO event • Bring a plate of food to share
Gather the kids, dress up in your spookiest outfits and come along for a fang-tastic afternoon of fun! More»»
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run was born in the holler of Tennessee’s first legal moonshine distillery, where the spirit of tradition still runs strong. Since forming in 2018, the band has been on a mission to blend the roots of traditional bluegrass with the energy of modern performance, crafting a sound that is both deeply authentic and refreshingly original. More»»
Known for their killer live shows, Hussy Hicks captivate audiences with their infectious energy, tight harmonies, and musical versatility, creating an unforgettable performance that leaves fans wanting more every time.
Straddling the line between Folk, Blues, Country, Rock and Roots, the band have earned themselves a mighty reputation, growing, from festival openers to festival favourites, seeing the group now appear at the biggest blues, roots, folk and country festivals in Australia, the USA and across Europe while selling out their own tours across the three continents with Leesa Gentz’s soaring vocals and Julz Parker’s insane guitar work at the heart of their electrifying sound. More»»
All Welcome
There will be a Community Xmas Party on Sunday 13th December starting at 5:30pm at the Upper Lansdowne Hall.
Free Sausage Sizzle + treats for the kids – Santa will visit at 6pm.
BYO Drinks, nibbles & a chair
Upper Lansdowne Memorial Hall Committee Incorporated