Coming Events Calendar

Hall Christmas Fair and Street Party

The long running annual Hall Street Party (previously on hiatus since 2019) and The Hall Village Christmas Fair have combined this year to bring you a spectacular seasonal community family friendly event. Keeping with Street Party tradition, the event has been have switched to Friday afternoon/evening and village shops are invited to stay open later on Friday and join in the fun! There will be a dedicated artisan Christmas market showcasing your favourite stallholders, gorgeous gifts available to purchase from local retail traders, food trucks, as well as delicious offerings from local cafes and village pub, community group displays, and live music and entertainment, so bring your dancing shoes!

The event will run the length of the village on Victoria Street, between Gladstone Street and Hoskins Street from 4-8:30pm, with the road being closed to vehicle traffic from 3-10pm.

Artisan Stallholders - Returning Stallholders
Please let Zena Richardson know if you would like to attend this year's event.
She is already receiving several requests from new stallholders who are keen to participate. Due to the constraints of the change in location, Zena has limited stall spaces and are giving first right of refusal until Aug. 31st to returning Stallholders, community groups, local residents and volunteers. Please note: If you were a 'no show' last year and did not notify of your intended absence prior to the event, Zena unfortunately will not be accepting your application to participate this year.

Artisan Stallholders - New Stallholders (inc. those who booked but did not attend last year)
If there are still have spots available, Zena will open these up to new Stallholders from September 1st. If you wish to be placed on the waitlist, EOI's from new Stallholders can sent to the email. Please include details about your stall, and pics of your products. All Stallholders are required to carry their own public liability insurance, minimum $10,000,000. Food trucks/baked/sweet food vendors, candle and jewellery stalls are already at capacity and no applications for new Stallholders in these categories will be accepted at this time. Thanks for your understanding.

Food Trucks & Vendors
Please note, due to the relocation of the event, there are very limited spaces for food vendors this year.
Stalls requiring power - unfortunately, there are no powered sites. Your own generator will be required. Cafes and local pub will also be participating and we have agreed not to host vendors that are in direct competition with their offerings.

Musicians & Entertainers
Whisky Sippers band are booked and there are discussions with other performers to fill the event with awesome live entertainment. If you would like to join again this year and think an afternoon/evening event would be suitable for your act, please contact to discuss your requirements and secure your spot.

Hall Markets

The Hall Markets are one of Australia's largest home-made and home grown goods markets.
The markets have a rural theme and are held at the picturesque Hall Village Showground, just ten kilometres north of Canberra.

Barbecues, canteens, live music and other entertainment makes each visit a fun, family day out.
Entry is by a gold coin donation with all proceeds supporting Hartley Lifecare's disability programs and services.

Christmas Carol Service

Everyone is invited by st Michael and all angels anglican Church to share the story of Christmas told through six short Bible readings and well-loved Christmas carols in this traditional, candle-lit service.

everyone is also invited for a cuppa in the garden afterwards – weather permitting.

Christmas Eve Church Service

St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church in Hall will have a to celebrate the Eve of Christian Christmas with Holy Communion.

Christmas Day Church Service

St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church in Hall will have a service to celebrate the Christian Christmas Day with Holy Communion.

National Sheep Dog Trials Championships

Sheep Dog Trials are a highly-competitive and challenging sport. Sheep Dog Trials represent a fascinating insight into Australia's rural life with a compelling spectator experience. Sheep Dog Trials are an example of extraordinary team work between dog and handler.

The objectives of the National Sheep Dog Trials are to:
- Promote the welfare of sheep, dogs and humans (and in that order)
- Promote wide human interest in all classes of sheep dogs and to secure proper appreciation and recognition of their place and use in human society and industry; and
- Promote, in every way, the general improvement of the standard, breeding, working and exhibition of sheep dogs.

The Duke of Gloucester Sash was presented to the National Sheep Dog Trial Association in 1945 by His Royal Highness, Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester during his tenure as Governor General of Australia from 1944 to 1947. The Duke was the younger brother of King George 6th and Uncle of Queen Elizabeth 2nd.

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh attended the National Sheep Dog Trial Championships on Finals day, Saturday 26 April 1970 and witnessed the Finals competition. The Queen then presented the Sash to the winner of the National Open Trial, Mr. Bob Ross and his dog Yulong Russ.

Every day of the National Sheep Dog Trials is open to spectators.

Further information is available at www.nationalsheepdogtrials.org/

National Sheep Dog Trials Championships

Sheep Dog Trials are a highly-competitive and challenging sport. Sheep Dog Trials represent a fascinating insight into Australia's rural life with a compelling spectator experience. Sheep Dog Trials are an example of extraordinary team work between dog and handler.

The objectives of the National Sheep Dog Trials are to:
- Promote the welfare of sheep, dogs and humans (and in that order)
- Promote wide human interest in all classes of sheep dogs and to secure proper appreciation and recognition of their place and use in human society and industry; and
- Promote, in every way, the general improvement of the standard, breeding, working and exhibition of sheep dogs.

The Duke of Gloucester Sash was presented to the National Sheep Dog Trial Association in 1945 by His Royal Highness, Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester during his tenure as Governor General of Australia from 1944 to 1947. The Duke was the younger brother of King George 6th and Uncle of Queen Elizabeth 2nd.

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh attended the National Sheep Dog Trial Championships on Finals day, Saturday 26 April 1970 and witnessed the Finals competition. The Queen then presented the Sash to the winner of the National Open Trial, Mr. Bob Ross and his dog Yulong Russ.

Every day of the National Sheep Dog Trials is open to spectators.

Further information is available at www.nationalsheepdogtrials.org/