Brisbane City Hall
Built between 1920 and 1930, the heritage-listed City Hall is seen as the heart of the city of Brisbane and has been the backdrop to many cultural, social and civic events.
To conserve and restore this iconic building for future generations, City Hall closed in January 2010 for approximately three years of repair work and upgrades.
Brisbane City Hall restoration
Keep up to date with the latest City Hall news, including background information, restoration progress, new discoveries, fundraising and how you can get involved.
Get involved in City Hall's restoration
Get involved in Brisbane City Hall's restoration by visiting the Adelaide Street foyer display from 9 January 2012 or taking a City Hall tour.
Fundraising
Help save Brisbane's heritage by donating to the National Trust Brisbane City Hall Appeal.
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King George Square
A space that reflects the historic values of the city. Check out the calendar of events or how you can book the square.
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Attending Council meetings
You are welcome to attend all Brisbane City Council ordinary meetings and most Standing Committee meetings.
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City Hall photos
View images of the restoration work and close ups of artefacts discovered during excavation.
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City Hall events and functions
View City Hall's function facilities and book your next event at City Hall when it reopens in 2012.
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City Hall cultural and historical tours
Watch professional tours filmed prior to the restoration and learn about the local government, art, architecture and history of City Hall.
What's on at 157 Ann Street
While City Hall is closed many City Hall Services and Brisbane's Civic Administration have relocated to 157 Ann St, Brisbane. This includes the Office of the Lord Mayor, Council Chambers and Museum of Brisbane.
