Scottish Hall
The Scottish Hall is a cherished venue situated in the heart of Invercargill. Designed by Invercargill architects Edward Haining Smith and Russell Rice, it was built in 1957 as a memorial to the pioneering Scottish settlers in Invercargill and wider Southland.
Today, the iconic venue is community-owned and operated by the Invercargill City Council. It is available for hire for your next community event, party, wedding, live show, training or team meeting.
The Hall offers a flexible space with self-catering facilities, making it a uniquely versatile option for your next event.
Access and parking
The Scottish Hall is accessible via three entry points:
- Front entrance (stairs)
- Side entrance, left of the building (steps)
- Step-free access at the rear left (ground level)
Parking is available at the Council-owned public car park next to The Scottish Hall at 108 Esk Street.