Richmond Literary Institute was established in 1861 it’s founding President was George Bowman. The foundation stone was laid in January 1866 and the Building was opened by Sir Henry Parkes on the 27th August, 1866.
Richmond Borough Council came into being in 1872 and the council meetings were held at the School of Arts until 1913.
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All Our Function Halls and Meeting Rooms are for Hire
Our range of great rooms and halls are suitable for:
*Weddings
*Parties
*Conferences
*Public Meetings
Contact Us:
Richmond School of Arts
Ph: 02 4578 2110 Seven Days
Or Visit in Office Hours
Wednesdays & Fridays
8.30am to 12noon
Inspections welcome
26 West Market St
Cnr March St
Richmond NSW 2753
richschoolofarts@bigpond.com
Find us Here:
Coming Events:
Old Time Dancing
6th March
Richmond Players Inc
‘ALLO ‘ALLO
21st March to 4th April
Te Mahi Toi O Whakapapa Exhibition
16th – 18th April
Self Catering or Engage
a Caterer of your choice
- Competitive rates for
all categories - Great parking
- Accessible Friendly
- Entrances & Facilities
Weekly Regulars:
Our Central Location is two minutes walk to
- The Park Mall
- The Market Place
- Shopping Center
- Richmond Mall
- Richmond Railway Station
and Adjacent to Richmond Park
What’s On
- Performing Arts – Ballet, Tap, Jazz – Wed & Fri
- Drama – Richmond Players – Mon & Wed
- Stage to Screen – Wed
- Craft – Hawkesbury Valley Lapidary Club – Wed, Fri, Sat
- Pilates – Tues, Wed
- Zumba – Tues
- Check out our What’s On page for more information
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