Malachi Gilmore Memorial Hall

The Malachi Gilmore Memorial Hall, located in Oberon, New South Wales, is a heritage-listed building originally constructed as a cinema and dance hall between 1936 and 1937. Designed by the architectural firm Agabiti & Millane, it features a striking Inter-war Art Deco façade and has played a vital role in the community's social life, hosting events and films until the 1970s. The hall was named after Malachi Gilmore, a local pioneer, and has undergone various transformations, including its restoration in 2019 as a multi-use arts space. Visitors can admire its unique architecture and learn about its historical significance in the region.