Website Revamp
The website has been moved to a new provider as of today. The photo gallery will be rebuilt very soon.
Our Albert Hall
The Friends of the Albert Hall is a national network for groups and individuals interested in the future of Canberra’s historic Albert Hall. Tell your friends and make some Friends!
Contact The Albert Hall management
The Albert Hall is not managed by The Friends of Albert Hall. The Friends are unable to advise on usage matters. All enquiries should be directed to the following person: Jacqueline Tudor alberthall@act.gov.au (02) 6213 0700. http://www.economicdevelopment.act.gov.au/property_and_accommodation/albert_hall
Special announcement re The Canberra Centenary
The ACT Government has announced a Community Centenary Initiatives Fund of 150,000 is available in 2011-12 and 850,000 in 2012-13 for celebratory activities, initiatives and programs connected to Canberra’s Centenary. This is open for applications from interested groups/organisations. All information regarding the Fund can be accessed from the Centenary of Canberra’s web pagewww.canberra100.com.au under the Get Involved section · or directly [...]
Letter to Dr Hawke
The committee of the Friends has written to Dr Hawke, recently appointed to review planning issue in Canberra, drawinghis attention to deficiencies in some NCA processes. Click on this link to read the letter.
Canberra City Band 85th Anniversary Concert
The Canberra City Band and Friends of Albert Hall presented the 85th Anniversary Canberra City Band Concert at The Albert Hall On November 24 . Attended by over 200 people, the concert featured all ensembles in the band structure. The audience was treated to some great music ranging from Marches to jazz, musicals to classical. This concert has [...]
Report on the cost of Capital Works
The ACT Auditor-General’s recent report into ACT agency expenditure on capital works included references to the refurbishment of the Albert Hall since 2008. The report mentioned delays in completing the refurbishment due to extended community consultation and that the cost of the project had risen by $500,000 over the period. While the ACTGovernment did extensively [...]




