Te Puke War Memorial Hall

Te Puke · Bay of Plenty

A venue for every occasion

Host meetings, celebrations, performances and community events in one of the Bay of Plenty’s most recognised community venues.

Te Puke’s Gathering Place Since 1943

Welcome

A historic community venue that continues to bring people together for celebrations, events, meetings and community life — in the heart of Te Puke.

800Capacity, whole complex

5Unique rooms for hire

1943Serving the community since

Our Spaces

Rooms for every gathering

Hire a single room or the whole complex — from a four-person meeting to an 800-guest celebration.

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Main Auditorium

Capacity up to 470 · from $40/hr

Our spacious Main Auditorium, complete with a large stage, is ideal for sports, cultural activities, dance and performance rehearsals, stage practice and other groups needing plenty of room to move.

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Boardroom

Capacity up to 25 · from $20/hr

Ideal for business meetings, the Boardroom is located toward the back of the hall and offers a quiet atmosphere.

Pioneer lounge

Pioneer Lounge

Capacity up to 166 · from $40/hr

The Pioneer Room is often referred to as the Supper Room as it sits just off the main hall and is commonly used for serving meals. 

Settlers lounge

Settlers Lounge

Capacity up to 166 · from $40/hr

The Settlers Lounge is carpeted and is equipped with a projector and screen. It also boasts a larger commercially fitted kitchen. Most popular space for larger scale meetings.

Whole complex

Whole Complex

Capacity up to 800 · Packages start from $1400.00

Our Whole Complex is ideal for weddings, school balls, cultural celebrations, conferences, dance competitions, community events and other large-scale functions, with exclusive use of the entire venue through one of our Event Hire Packages.

A gathering place since 1943

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  • 1943

    The Te Puke War Memorial Hall opened its doors — built by the community in honour of those who served in World War II.

  • 1960s – 1970s

    Continued to grow as a cultural and heritage hub, hosting a series of performances and community celebrations.

  • Today

    The Te Puke War Memorial Hall continues to serve as the region’s premier events venue, welcoming thousands each year.