The BEST Conference & Function Venues in Glenorchy

The Glenorchy District Football Club, a northern suburbs icon, marks its centennial year in 2019. Part of the new KGV Community Complex, it features a state-of-the-art function room, football facilities, legends lounge, and bar. Also home to 'Georges on the Park', a versatile function centre for 20-200 guests, it's perfect for weddings, business events, birthdays, and private functions. Proudly integral to Glenorchy's community spirit.

Glenorchy Scout Hall offers a unique blend of adventure and fun for young people. Hosting a variety of activities, they teach responsibility and life skills, preparing future leaders. Joey Scouts (5-8), Cub Scouts (8-11), Scouts (11-15), and Venturer Scouts (15-18) meet weekly. Ideal for conferences and functions, this venue is in Glenorchy. Join us and become part of the adventure.

Tasmanian Racing Club, situated in Glenorchy, offers exceptional wedding receptions, conferences, and function venues. Their versatile spaces cater to intimate gatherings and grand celebrations alike. With breathtaking views and sophisticated facilities, they provide a unique backdrop for any event. Whether planning a wedding or a corporate function, Tasmanian Racing Club combines elegance with professionalism, ensuring a memorable experience for all.

Mouth Waters Cafe, Conference Facility & Caterer is a cherished local gem in Dowsing Point, run by Alex and Megan Waters for 17 years. With stunning views over Prince of Wales Bay, they offer indoor and outdoor dining. Delight in fresh, lovingly-made cuisine, from all-day breakfast to elegant French and Asian dishes. Modern conference facilities with state-of-the-art equipment add a professional touch to any event. Available for dine-in or takeaway.

The Multicultural Council of Tasmania (MCOT), based in Moonah, is the leading body for Tasmanians from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, including refugees, international students and migrants. MCOT advocates, lobbies, and promotes issues for its members and CALD community organisations to the government, businesses and the broader community. They strive to ensure that the voices of CALD communities are heard and valued.