Kingston City Hall

Located 20 minutes from Melbourne and accessible by public transport, Kingston City Hall is one of the city's most versatile event spaces.

With it's iconic Clock Tower signalling the gateway to Kingston, the venue hosts various performing arts and cultural events, including:

Live music
Theatre
School concerts
Corporate events
and more.

Unique features include the National Trust-listed Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ, and The Bridge projection space.

What's on

Live at City Hall: Sunday Sounds

22 Mar 2026 Kingston Arts and PBS presents Live at City Hall: Sunday Sounds, a series of free performances by Melbourne’s best indie bands and DJs. Kick back, relax and enjoy live music in a family friendly atmosphere.

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Sunday Sounds: Ausecuma Beats

22 Mar 2026 Ausecuma Beats comprises four percussionists enhanced by melodic overtones from guitar, kora and sax, offering a unique and exciting musical experience.

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Luke Kidgell - Good Intentions

02 Apr 2026 Luke Kidgell continues new World Tour in Australia in 2026! After touring the US, Canada, NZ & Europe Luke is coming back home with his brand-new show Good Intentions. This is not one to miss!

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Exhibitions

There are currently no scheduled exhibitions at Kingston City Hall. Please check back again later.

Plan your visit

Getting here

Train
Catch the Frankston line to Moorabbin Station.
Kingston City Hall is a five minute walk from the Moorabbin train station, which has accessibility ramps to each of it's three platforms, but no lift.

Bus
Routes 824 and 825 stop near Moorabbin Station on Nepean Highway.
Routes 811 and 812 stop near Kingston Arts Centre on South Road, just before Nepean Highway.

Taxi or ride share
There is a taxi rank directly outside Moorabbin railway station on Station Street.
Ride share pickup and drop offs can be safely completed in the service lane at the front of the venue.

Car
Kingston City Hall is near the corner of Nepean Highway and South Road, Moorabbin. There are 70 car park spaces on-site at the venue. This is accessible via the service road off Nepean Highway.

Accessible parking is in front of the main entrance doors, off the service road and may be used with accessible parking permits.

Please note: parking conditions vary for each event. Allow enough time to find parking and make your way to the venue.

Local dining

Enjoy a bite and a drink before or after your show at one of Moorabbin’s local restaurants and bars.

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Accessibility

We are committed to providing accessible venues and events for everyone.
Kingston City Hall offers:

accessible parking
lift access to all floors
accessible toilets with baby change area

Skybridge offers:

the area in front is flat and wheelchair accessible
large format text about the exhibition is available to read on the rotating digital screen immediately below the Bridge.

Please contact us to discuss your access requirements.