FW: [php-46] Places for Renting/Borrowing a room for 50-100 people + Projector screen?
| From: | John Wilson |
| Sent on: | Saturday, December 26, 2009 8:21 AM |
I agree with Ime below and can recommend Sandgate Community
Centre, 153 Rainbow Street, Sandgate, which is a couple of minutes walk from
the train station.
They can certainly accommodate the numbers you require and
recently had a giant screen (130”), projector and surround sound
installed.
They can organise whatever beverage/bar service you require.
The contact there is Helen James on 3869 3244, and I would suggest you
give them as much advance warning as possible.
By all means use my name as an introduction.
Good luck!
Best regards,
John
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Subject: Re: [php-46] Places for Renting/Borrowing a room for 50-100
people + Projector screen?
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On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 7:06 AM, OzzieMozzie <[address removed]> wrote:
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The best places to try are the community halls, majority
may not have the data projector facility but you can try. Just google Community Hall Brisbane and a whole list of
community halls will show up. They're very reasonable to hire as we're a
Polynesian culture dancing group and we've hired out a meeting room for
dancing practices for $20.00. I explained to the lady that it is a kids
cultural dance group we don't charge fees for dancing classes like
conventional dancing schools and she was very flexible and suggested $20.00
for a session of about 3 hours on a Saturday. Good luck on your mission! Regards Ime
I know that the Banyo Bowls Club Inc (07) 3267 5250 has a
large dining/meeting room which will suit 50+ people. Unfortunately
they don't have a data projector. Chris, thanks a bunch. It's
been added to our list of consideration. On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Chris Hood <[address removed]>
wrote: I recently stumbled across this new place:
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