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Public Trust Hall

  • Location

    131-135 Lambton Quay, Te Aro, Wellington

Public Trust Hall, in the Public Trust building, is an iconic heritage venue ideal for corporate functions and events.

A stunning example of Edwardian Baroque architecture, Public Trust Hall can meet all your event needs.

Originally built in 1908, the hall was the principal banking chamber for the Public Trust.

Centrally located on Lambton Quay, this beautiful setting combines heritage with the contemporary. You’ll find premium audio-visual equipment, a catering kitchen, and accessible facilities.

Refurbishment of the ground floor and basement in 2019 created the Hall, which can hold up to 300 people. While the 1908 Room has the capacity for up to 60 people. It’s perfect for smaller events, training days, community functions or even a green room for the hall.

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Highlights

  • Beautiful heritage venue, fully refurbished.
  • Outstanding quality audio-visual equipment.
  • Function space for up to 300 people.
  • Meeting room for up to 60 people.
Side view of conference room with hard wood floors, 4 tables each with 4 chairs, facing towards a projector in the centre of the room and podium.

Rooms available

Spaces Floor area (sqm) Ceiling height Theatre Classroom Boardroom U-shape Banquet Cabaret Cocktail
Hall 400m² 5.0m 300 150 70 90 200 180 300
1908 Room 110m² 2.1m 50 40 30 40 40 40 60

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